Anything to hold Will blameless and out ALL of it on Barbary. Noodle Stonefeet can do no wrong in some of these clowns’s minds.Quote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
Anything to hold Will blameless and out ALL of it on Barbary. Noodle Stonefeet can do no wrong in some of these clowns’s minds.Quote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
And Bama was missing their best LB and defensive play caller last night. Now you gonna say we have a better offense than Kiffen LOL.Quote:
Originally Posted by Really Clark?
I think we have improved on offense and willing to see what happens the rest of the year. I said last year and now this year it's more the QB than the scheme.
Good lord, I'm not saying we have a better offense than Kiffin. LolQuote:
Originally Posted by dawgday166
The offensive line was not the problem last night. Our god awful quarterback that Arnett refuses to bench was 100 % the problem last night. Not 90 %. Not 99%. Will Rogers was 100 % the problem on offense last night. Period. End of discussion. He is awful.Quote:
Originally Posted by CaptainObvious
TruthQuote:
Originally Posted by Jarius
Will threw 3 horrible INTs yesterday. He threw the ball in the dirt on some open receivers again. Why not try Wright? Would he do any worse? So what if he does, what we are doing now isn't even competitive.
All the offense arguing can continue and it doesn't matter when (A) Will is still out there (B) The defense is trash
The goal is to win games and we're not doing it
And that's having played us. Ouch.Quote:
Originally Posted by dawgday166
Add our 200 to Kiffen's 700+ and you're getting close to 500 yds/game. Where is State7 when I need some analysis done on that? ******* We need some analytics to figure this puzzle out LOL.Quote:
Originally Posted by ScottH
I quit reading after #1. You're an idiot.
You hate burgers or something?!? Sacrilege!!***Quote:
Originally Posted by Dawgface
I felt like this propaganda brochure by the OP, also had a Forward written by Brad Peterson.
I lol'dQuote:
Originally Posted by THE Bruce Dickinson
Film shows that to be not true. The OL is a problem.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jarius
Yea. Both of them are problems. And they don't compliment each other at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by BlackSailsDawg
We cut down missed assignments last night on the OL. Still work to do but it was better.Quote:
Originally Posted by BlackSailsDawg
Will Rogers sucksQuote:
Originally Posted by BlackSailsDawg
I would like to share something that I experienced during a football game while I was an assistant coach at Southwestern JUCO. This was a post season game, in 2019, between Southwestern and Long Beach Community College. One of the consistent variables was neither offensive tackle, from either side, could block the edge pass rushers across from them. Both quarterbacks had the same pass rush problem. Both play callers had the same pass rush problems also. Both offensive lines had a miserable game, they needed help from someone?Quote:
Originally Posted by confucius say
Long Beach ended winning the game because they answered the pass rush issue better than Southwestern. The Long Beach quarterback took more horrific hits than the Southwester quarterback did so this makes something a skewed. The Long Beach quarterback would throw desperation passes into tight coverage and the receivers became warriors and won the ball. The Long Beach quarterback understood the situation and focused on throwing contested catches as best he could. The Long Beach receivers received horrific hits but committed to win the ball. Just for the readers reference, the Southwestern quarterback was a lot better than the Long Beach quarterback. Both quarterbacks could run also.
The Southwestern play caller got caught up in his own mind and tried to outsmart a horrific pass rush schematically. Sadly, for Southwestern, receiver separation was a non-starter due to lack of time. Receiver separation was a non-starter for Long Beach also. The Long Beach quarterback willfully attempted difficult passes unlike scheme orientated Southwestern. Both play callers are getting the vise tightened upon them as the game progressed and what is the answer? More struggles because no one scored in the second half. In this 20-16 game, turnovers set up touchdowns for each team. This could have been a 13-10 game.
For the loosing Southwestern side, the quarterback got tired of the plays called, later in the game, and disregarded the play caller. The quarterback understood the scheme shortcomings and took the issue in his own hands out of frustration. He told the receivers, at times, to just get up the sideline and he was just going to launch before he gets hit again. The quarterback said nothing of the sorts about bracing himself and taking a sac. He said something of the sorts that maybe they might have as much courage as the Long Beach receivers did. After the game, the quarterback went home to Texas and finished his classes on line.
Who hates homemade burgers???? Anddddd boudin????? Thats just crazyQuote:
Originally Posted by Really Clark?
I don't know about some of these posters...crazy manQuote:
Originally Posted by Coach34
Through halftime of the game, opposing QBs had a 90% completion rate over 10 quarters.