rjd970
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I'm simply saying that writing off what the fanbase of the previous school is saying is foolhardy. They don't like him for a reason(s). Instead of unicorns and sunshine, perhaps we should listen.
Do you think Liberty fans would be happy to see Freeze leave? What about Chadwell at Coastal? Napier at ULL?
Those parts are, yes. You said point to what is better and I did.
Very interesting you brought up Dooley. What was his SEC coordinator and HC experience before he took over? How did that turn out?
OL can’t go down field on RPOs.... that’s how you get illegal man downfield. You’re looking at the wrong things.Looks more like a straight PA to me. None of the OL make it down field. Doesn't even look like the RB put his hands up to fake the run. Also the QB was looking right at the RB selling the fake handoff. Doesn't appear to be reading the safeties post snap. Its a fine play, but I don't think its an RPO.
I’m in the boat with most thinking the key will be his defensive staff hires. I think he has a lot of potential to be great here. It will feel good not to have to worry about the offensive side of the ball now though.I think this is the most pessimistic I’ve seen VN following a hire and yet I think chances are the greatest for success with JH than they were with the previous three hires
Support is warranted if there is change and a willingness to help ones self. If we aren't willing to help ourselves apathy is not only warranted, it should be expected. I would be 100% on board and support if there was real change happening.
But there isn't.
A lower level coach that hasn't accomplished anything in the SEC or FBS has just been given the reigns - again. Just like the last 3 times - we are paying him on the lower end of the conference pay scale...and outside of all the stats and what not he is just another gamble at the end of the day. Just like last time he says all the right things in the press conference. Just like last time he brings something new and exciting. Meanwhile - you have guys like Hugh Freeze and Lane Kiffin that at the very least can appreciate what it takes to win in this conference all but begging to right this thing. This feels like Butch Jones 2.0.
I really hope CJH kills it here. I really really really do. I hope I have to eat a second helping of crow. But at the end of the day, at least right now, this is no different than what we have been doing. Rinse/Repeat all over again.
I've been through the hard times. Been a fan since the mid-80's. Every time since Fulmer was fired I got optimistic about the new coach. I'm done with that, its show me time. Until then, there is no reason to believe this will be any different.
Apathy. It is finally here for me.
Explain why then. Variations of this offense are already here in the SEC, and have been absolutely killing people...does LSU national championship ring a bell?After talking with some folks about how this offense will run, I just plainly don’t think we’re going to have success in the SEC. Doesn’t meant I’m not rooting to be wrong.
I hated the hire, got on board because that’s what fans do, then did some actual research. I don’t see how this path forward ends well.
You’d know better than me for sure. The hot read on the pass pro makes sense. Thanks for clarifyingIt’s definitely an rpo imo because they run this same look so much with run action or screen action. I think they probably just have a “hot” que on certain ones Where the RB or TE stays in or can leak out after.
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Random play I love that UCF runs. 11 personnel, This is a second level RPO. Pre snap: all the QB doing is counting the box. There’s 6 in the box pre snap... which is still a favorable run set because everyone is accounted for. But when the ball is snapped the QB is reading the safeties. FS drops back but the SS instantly crashes hard to play the run. On This particular play it has a slot fade being the primary option but because we know that either WR on the right side has one on one, you could also just use the slot vertical to clear out that side of the field then you have your 1 or 2 WR working one on one with a lot of inside space (slant/hook/drag... all easy completions with RAC opportunities)....and the best part is UCF has 7 pass blockers against 6 pass rushers Bc we know that safety isn’t going to make it home in time. It’s really simple too because all you’re doing is counting the box and if the safeties stay back you should get 3-5 yards a clip and if they crash in you have big play opportunities over their head.
I don't study the game at a high level, so I have to trust what I read and a few people I talk to who understand schematics.Explain why then. Variations of this offense are already here in the SEC, and have been and are and killing people...does LSU national championship ring a bell?
Why does it work for Ol Piss and not for us?