Honestly, our oline would look ALOT better in that blocking scheme.
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This staff has always been amazing at second half adjustments. The stats clearly show it
Well yeah they are. Bama was bringing in transfer OL to start over multiple 5* and high 4*. Goodwin is a true frosh, the 5* ranking is on potential as an upper classmates. UGA had a former 5* OL transfer to Jacksonville, so Goodwin isn't the first 5* OL to not play much as a true frosh. Their ranking is based on potential to be a high draft choice, not how good he is today.
Evidently some of these people are basketball fans that are just now learning football . They think 5 stars always start in basketball so why not football, lol .
Stoops teams have always been at the bottom of CFB in snaps per game. It's by design..He's done better than any coach here, but we may have hit our ceiling with mediocre play on the offensive side of the ball..
Our snaps have been horrible too. That's been a big issue on some of the missed field goals.
Agree. Somehow the QB that didn't take a lot of sacks last year is getting all the blame from a lot of people on this board.
I really think the defense has been playing great. We are not allowing a lot of points if you take out some gimme’s the offense has given the opposing teams. Ala the first play vs SC jr and some points vs Ole Miss.
Yeah, that sense we have to play an almost perfect game in the SEC puts too much pressure on the coaches, players and fans. And there is no point in it with the offensive players we have and a good defense overall except for rushing the passer.
As much as I have been harping about opening it up not sure MS ST is the one to start doing that on. Would it be better to stick to the run since MS ST has been giving up yards on the ground or get the passing ready for TN and GA? Limiting MS ST's time with the ball is obviously what we need so we don't have to try and out score them. Doubt we will ever see the passing gates opened anyway with his 'philosophy.'
Slugger, we get it. You don’t like Stoops. You don’t have to remind everyone multiple times a day.
I do like Stoops I just don't like his "philosophy " for offense. I think it prevents us from being a t20 team every year. Today's cfb is/has been an offensive driven game for a few years now. I have been a season ticket holder for over 40 years and a few of my buddies and I go to all the road games and plan on doing so as long as my money and health hold out.
If you'll notice top tier teams consistently are scoring in the 30+ppg range. Even Saban has acknowledged this. We are at a point I've always wanted us to be. This team is loaded with some of the best offensive talent UK has ever had . No reason to not be scoring/winning more. Just my opinion. That said, I'll be in the stadium Sat at 6:30 and staying till the final second no matter the score. Have a great weekend!
How did LSU beat Miss St? I'd probably follow their game plan if possible.
Looks like LSU was pretty balanced against them, 38 runs 37 passes. But they got pressure in the backfield, because they sacked Will Rogers 4 times and had 8 TFL.
I didn't watch the game but two things stand out in the stats. LSU had 4 sacks and 8 TFL which means they were brining the heat and getting there quite a bit, and second is LSU had over 200 rushing yards and Daniels who isn't much of a passing QB had over 200 yards. So hopefully we change up the D a bit with the blitz, and our O-line holds up. We do those two things and we win.
Would love to know if our coaches have a plan to keep heat consistently on the QB. Do we have the ability to keep heat on the QB? If we go down would rather it be on our toes rather than our heels.
It was the other guy who responded to yours that I should have answered. People can’t spell on this board
It could be 0. It could be 100. In reality it's 25 and it sounds bad because it is.
Last year they had a one read then run approach. That's why there were much fewer sacks. This year he's actually learning to play QB. Although he's progressing quickly it's still a work in progress and he's slow through his reads.
Justin fields is the slowest to throw the ball in the NFL with an average 3.34 second drop back. On nearly every sack this season, qbs has more than 3 seconds. Of course we hope they get more time, but they've had enough time to get the ball out.
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