They've played 2 sec games, and they're giving up 198.0 yds/games at 3.67 yds/play. Both of these lead the sec in conf games only. Our oline isn't good, but aTm made em look much worse than they are. That Aggie team is most likely playoff bound.
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They've played 2 sec games, and they're giving up 198.0 yds/games at 3.67 yds/play. Both of these lead the sec in conf games only. Our oline isn't good, but aTm made em look much worse than they are. That Aggie team is most likely playoff bound.
Florida
At ark
At lsu
At Missouri
South Carolina
Samford
At Texas
Those road games could be tricky, it I think they're better than all those teams. They went into ND and won, so they're capable of winning all these games. Thinking about putting a future on them for sec champs
Notre Dame racked up points on them. So maybe it is who they played so far in the SEC
Could be the case, but I think that ND team is pretty dang good offensively.Quote:
Originally Posted by Santiago
Mizzou is only team I see that has a chance to beat them; otherwise, they go undefeated.Quote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
At TX will be tough for them as will any road game. not sure that QB can stay consistent, and more talented teams would have opened up the game in our first half on them.
Maybe, I can remember watching Texas struggle offensively yesterday with FloridaQuote:
Originally Posted by Santiago
just occured to me that who are the last 2 QBs TAM faced. 2 big slow former Okie QBS who were coached by Leb who need 10 seconds to get rid of a ball.Quote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
Haha... haven't watched Arnold any yet this season, but Shapen certainly has a long windupQuote:
Originally Posted by parabrave
did we try to run any draw plays or anything resembling a mid directional run play after the FG drive?/
Are you blaming Lebby para? Surely you see we have a D2 line with two key Oline tackles out and very little depth. I still think we win a few more games this year.Quote:
Originally Posted by parabrave
Not enough. No screens and no rolling out of the pocket.Quote:
Originally Posted by parabrave
Good coaching is knowing where you suck and mitigating itQuote:
Originally Posted by basedog
I do put some blame on him. You have to adapt your offense and do some things differently when your line is getting killed in pass protection. I thought we got off the run too quickly too. Case in point, we rush for 11, then try to throw a deep ball where Shapen gets hit for a wounded duck easy pick. Blame can go around to everyone, including Coach.Quote:
Originally Posted by basedog
I'm not saying Lebby didn't or doesn't make mistakes, but we are very limited on offense right now. We just have to get better offensive players, we have 66 new players on this team and we are gonna need about the same next year.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bdawg
Their D gives them a chance. Their offense seemed kinda meh and their QB is very pedestrian. They have a shot at playoffs but won't win it with that QB.
If you mean 'place the responsibility for', then yes Lebby is as much to blame on offense as all the rest.Quote:
Originally Posted by basedog
Well it was a question I had earlier this week when we knew what the oline status was, and after rewatching the TAM/Aubbie game. What was Leb going to design with a bad Oline facing a dam good rush that had just destroyed Arnold. And after listening to Matt on the postgame show where he asked the same. On the FG drive we did the right things to offset the rush and then just quit doing it the rest of the game.Quote:
Originally Posted by basedog
And it wasn’t so much what we did or didn’t do but no doubt the Aggies made the adjustments. They were way more talented to us.Quote:
Originally Posted by parabrave
Gonna be interesting to see watching the Fl vs Aggie game.
That game may end 0-0.Quote:
Originally Posted by basedog