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Maybe if two receivers would have caught two balls they had their hands on in the end zone that would not have happened.Quote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
Probably, those were hardly routine catches though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Percho
Mitchell yes but that other pass was hard, high, and behind the WR. It was a shit throw that would have taken a great play to catch that ball.Quote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
So you're saying we're still setting records on offense*****Quote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
Well we did roll out the bandwagon, what do you expect.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cooterpoot
Mitchell's was pretty routine. Would have been easier for him if there had been a little more air in it, but he made the catch. He just let the LB snatch it from him.Quote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
I thought the other one was an awful pass when I first saw it, but one of the replay angles made it look a lot better. Hard to say for sure but it looked like maybe Costello put it where he needed to put it and it was the receiver that didn't break his route like he should have. Was still high, but there appeared to be a defender he was getting it over and a very catchable ball if the receiver wasn't stopping rather than running past it to where he had to reach back as well as up.
We aren't playing for one season. Does it matter if we win 5 or 6 games this year? No. We hired him to run the damn air raid. That's what he needs to do. Returning players will be better for it. And as far as running, when your OL is getting killed, you can't. We need our returning players getting comfortable with the scheme, because they obviously are not.Quote:
Originally Posted by FISHDAWG
Everyone bout broke their neck jumping on. Now they've skint up their knees jumping off.Quote:
Originally Posted by R2Dawg
If he wants to recruit what he needs for next year- then YES he needs to be playing for this season .... and we didn't hire him to run an air raid - we hired him to win.... Cooter - I get what you are saying about more than one season, but next year opponents will watch THIS years film and they need to understand that he won't always drop back on 3rd and 3 or he will def run the ball if you only rush 3 with a soft defensive backfield .... in other words he needs to project an element of we can and will run on your ass if neededQuote:
Originally Posted by Cooterpoot
KJ must have circled Kevin Fant's 21 INTs in 2003 and figured, "What the hell, lets do it!"Quote:
Originally Posted by Commercecomet24
Cooter is right though, you people who want to change the new scheme mid season need to let it go. The lsu game spoiled us and it was probably the worst thing that could have happened. We had a month to practice a new scheme with new coaches and we are who we thought we would be. We don't need to be flip flopping around. Leach is going to run his system point blank, you can either ride with him or without him. We will run the air raid and the plays are there to be made we just aren't making them right now. We need to continue to practice and we have to start executing. We are going through a learning curve which has only been made worse by corona limiting practice. Yes, he was hired to win games and might I include install some toughness and discipline back into the program. But, he has ran the air raid for what, 30 years? He ain't changing now....
I haven't seen anywone ask for a new scheme. Just a couple of more running plays.Quote:
Originally Posted by Maverick
He's on track to destroy that record.Quote:
Originally Posted by BrunswickDawg
I said early in the year that the most Mississippi State thing ever would be for us to hire Leach and get KJ... and the season gets canceled because of Covid. I was wrong... the MOST Mississippi State thing ever is getting Leach and KJ and having them suck monkey dongs.
Well the only thing the LSU game did was show us that the scheme can work really well against man coverage. Unfortunately we will never see that again for the rest of the year and, so far, we haven't even seen a shred of evidence that the scheme will work in the SEC against a big zone. We have one TD catch in the last 2 games and that was essentially on a broken play where Payton made a heck of a catch. Right now I'm pretty hopeless on this because we've seen 2 weeks of zone and we looked even worse in the 2nd week than we did in the 1st which tells me we have NO adjustments to make other than just to stick with the line that "we have to execute better".Quote:
Originally Posted by Maverick
He may break it this week!Quote:
Originally Posted by BrunswickDawg
We have some highly rated offensive linemen that can’t make this work right now and that is the scariest part. If Charles Cross and Dolla Bill can’t block these guys, who are we going to recruit that can block them? If his hand picked quarterback is out there seeing ghosts, who is going to be able to run it? This is not a normal year, so obviously some of this is understandable but we look awful at positions that have not been looking awful in scrimmages or practice. The biggest reason Leach needed 3 years elsewhere was talent. It doesn’t take that much talent at receiver to get where you are supposed to get against a prevent defense. It does not take that much talent to block 3 people with 5 guys.
Both those guys never started or played before this year. Cross has been solid. Dolla wasn't nearly as highly rated as Cross.
Hand picked? It was him or a Freshman. And Leach generally doesn't play Freshmen QBs. Our others didn't fit the scheme. You're dead ass wrong about the receivers. They've never seen zone like this. This ain't cover 2. And our talent just isn't top shelf there either.
We've been good on defense the past couple years and are good now because they were well coached. Our receivers have been poorly coached for what seems like forever. They didn't have a spring to learn better route running or catch passed. We should have expected this. Ole miss was well coached on offense and not defense. Same remains this year.
This year might as well be a wash. I'd rather run his system and let these guys get experience than plug in a qb who is never going to play in this offense, it seems, and waste Rodgers developing faster. I'm all for adding a few run plays but the thing about that is when you add a couple, they know it's either going to be this or that. Hopefully Leach throws in some surprises but for long term it's better to just keep doing what we're doing and letting these guys learn and get experience and then add some more schemes this fall because if we learned one thing from Joe is these guys need simplicity.
I wonder if KJ has an undisclosed ankle injury..... I've noticed he's missing high on all of his passes. Typically happens with ankle sprains and qb's trying to compensate the throw when they can't follow through like normal. Just a thought.
KJ's passes have looked different since week 1.
Yes, hand picked. He could have gotten plenty of quarterback transfers And he picked Costello. He was a first round talent according to many. The receivers are playing against a coverage most everyone else would die to face on a weekly basis, and Leach has been repping them against this defense from day 1 (and they beat it in practice on a daily basis) because he knew that this is the defense he has faced the most. The talent he has here is more highly rated than anywhere he has ever coached and it is going against defenses that are not great. We have Leach for an extended time because he has all of the cards due to our situation. I hope it works, but there are a ton of red flags right now. I hope we come out Saturday and light A&M’s ass up. We very well may. I have no clue with this bunch.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cooterpoot
Also, people saying that Ole Miss did not go through a total scheme change are dead ass wrong. They are lighting it up with a completely different coaching staff and with a quarterback that looked like dog shit last year.
I didn't think a lot of his passes, including some big gainers, looked good versus LSU. The ppl watching the game with me told me to calm down because he was accumulating so many yards, but I wasn't impressed with his mechanics at all... plus the 4 turnovers.
Our offense sees drop 8 every day during pass skel bc that is what Arnett doesQuote:
Originally Posted by Cooterpoot