Stating the Obvious...Golesh!

[stillwater5]

Si

I don't like the look in Nicos eye that I been seeing after the Arkansas game, he looks beat down and defeated, I guess having an offense line that spent most of the game on its ass will do that.

 

[jwells]

Sampson was open in the flat, including the last possession. Nico decided to go downfield instead of Sampson, who may have scored.

This is a symptom of poor line play. His internal clock is so sped up right now because there is no rhyme or reason as to which side (both?) of the line will completely whiff. We were struggling 6 on 4 up front. He's going first read then having to panic and run every which way. Any semblance of trust in the line and he makes reads.
That said, when the line IS playing bad, you gotta look for the RB...but most of the night the RB was covered up, as well. They were able to keep like 7 guys in coverage / spy.

 

[posivol]

his team put up 15 last week and lost and only 3 point today against memphis.think our problem is nico not running.

 

[airvols]

Right he’s 2-4 on the year.

 

[GetEmVols]

Is it as simple as him missing or is it more complex than that? I'm genuinely interested. Thanks!

Yeah look at how well his offenses are doing

 

[NEO]

CJH is supposed to be a O genius.

Kiffin realized Crompton could only see half the field and made the offense based on that and he was successful to the point Crompton was drafted.

CHH should be able to do the same.

 

[OptimisticFan]

We need 3 more touchdowns for the fanbase’s mental health.

 

[GoVols64]

2024. The year of almost.

 

[BigOrangeTrain]

2024. The year of almost.

Next year is our year

 

[lostsheep]

Losing Golesh feels almost like losing Cutcliffe. Hopefully it doesn’t lead to the same results for the head coach.

 

[GoVols64]

Next year is our year

Exactly!

 

[BDP!]

USF is 2-4 and put up a combined 13 points in their last two games vs Memphis and Tulane.

 

[BruisedOrange]

Not the message anyone on a fan forum wants to hear, but...

Football is complex.

There's a reason grown men earn a million dollars a year coaching it to a mere winning season level of success. Eleven players on the field during every play, and if just one misses his assignment, has a breakdown in his technique, or just trips on the turf... that's often the difference between a win and a loss.