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I don't. He's made some big time mistakes in this game but we're only down 7. He'll be fine.Quote:
Originally Posted by scottycameron
Nice management on that last drive. Pitiful. Dak can do a lot of good things, but he sure can get rattled.
It looked like Balis. Isn't Mullen special teams coach? I bet it was BalisQuote:
Originally Posted by 99dawg
Halftime line has the gamecocks at -6.
He's not handing the quick d line pressure. Of course, not a lot of QBs handle quick d line pressure. He will get better with more experience. Also, when its obvious your line isn't picking up blitzes very well, I'm not quite sure how play action to a scat back on 1st down is going to help the cause. Get the ball out quick.Quote:
Originally Posted by scottycameron
Not me. Couple mistakes by Dak cost us.
With the numbers being what they are and the turnovers and brain farts that we have had, this is not as out of hand as it could be. It also could have us with a decent lead. Just have to hope for actually making some adjustments over halftime. You can bank on Spurrier adjusting. If we don't, it will be a long second half.
I'm way to excited considering we are down 7, we have played like the better team and are beating ourselves. If we are ever going to play in the second half I hope it is today.
It looked like Balis to me too, but that doesn't make any sense.
I do. You never see an intentional grounding call on that type of play because the DL effected the pass. Terrible call.
Apparently he is in charge of mass substitutions and he 17'd it up.Quote:
Originally Posted by godlluB
The passes that were intercepted were tipped. What our coaches should teach is if you can't make the catch bat the damn ball down.
We need to put Russel in.
I sense a troll in this here thread....Quote:
Originally Posted by dawgietreat
You don't see that call because you don't see guys flinging the ball up for grabs into the OL while being sacked. It was grounding. Poor decision by a guy learning his craft. I think dak is the guy, but there are going to be growing pains.Quote:
Originally Posted by MarketingBully01
TrolllololololQuote:
Originally Posted by dawgietreat
Dak needs to learn the value of throwing the ball away and taking a sack is okay in some situations.
That wasn't Balis. I don't know who it was but it wasn't Balis. Looked like a grad asst who was told to have the field goal team ready. He jumped the gun. Mullen is ST coach.
The pass was effected by the DL therefore no intentional grounding. It was a bad call. Why do you think our coaches were chewing on Gomer Pile there? Sheesh.
Been reading a while. Just registered. I couldn't take it any more and needed to vent. I'm about to have a brain hemorrhage over some of this shit!
Who you calling a troll? Dak throws 2 int and at the end possibly cost us 3 and Im a troll? I try to use logic when I post an opinion, I think you should try that
Geez. Yea lets sub-out the best offensive player on the field!!1!Quote:
Originally Posted by dawgietreat
The pass was affected because dak was being sacked. It's not like it was a tipped pass. It flew right into the OL. It was grounding.Quote:
Originally Posted by MarketingBully01
Good thing your not a coach then bc your opinion is garbage.Quote:
Originally Posted by dawgietreat
Oh how the young don't know....Dak's first INT was a tip drill, not his fault. The second was his fault. You're just being a little ridiculous in your posts. Tone it down a bit and you'll be good to go.Quote:
Originally Posted by dawgietreat
Just got on computer... 22 pages of posts? Good job fellas. I like the final drive up to the headscratching at the end.
Any chance we see Tyler start second half for a scripted series? Hmmmmm.
Im not going make excuses for Dak, you can if you want. Im not saying sit Dak Im just saying put Russel in for a series and let him sling it. He is smart and experienced for these types of games.
Dan is being pissy to deflect from the real problem. Special teams and clock mgmt are all on him.
Regarding Dak. He's making dumb decisions but also doesn't have time to make good ones either. He's getting some early heat from their line. Maybe our genius staff will use a screen or two in the 2nd half to burn them on their aggressive d line and get the to check up a bit.
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Originally Posted by TrapGame
It was not grounding dude. You are not winning this argument. If this was the case. Why don't they call grounding when a QB throws it into the ground? They don't. You want to know why? Because they can't tell where that ball was intended to go. You really only call grounding when you can tell the intent of where the ball was going. If the DL effects the ball in anyway where the official can not tell where it is supposed to go, they don't call grounding.
Jesus. No.Quote:
Originally Posted by TrapGame
Missed a perfect opportunity to mix in a 'Chief' in there somewhere.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheRef
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Originally Posted by dawgietreat
Everytime I see them replay the second SC touchdown pass, I see Whitley spazzing out of bounds behind their receiver. Now that I have come to grips with the fact that the score was so easy, I can laugh about Nickoe ... what in the hell was he doing???
D playing well... We need to keep running ball out WR are open all day long 10 yards and under...
The call is supposed to be for Intentional Grounding.Quote:
Originally Posted by DawgInMemphis
I thought it was grounding. You can't just launch the ball because you're getting sacked. Most of the time when a QB throws it in the ground they are throwing it in an area of a RB or WR.Quote:
Originally Posted by MarketingBully01