Re: Gilbert
Posted: Sat Oct 05, 2013 10:10 pm
Oh well whorens suck
I thought we were paying $2.1mil/yr to have that figured out.Stallion wrote:No 84 Passing Efficiency
No. 108 Yards Per completion
It took about 3 quarters to realize just how bad Rutgers secondary was
That's what sideways passing and inside screens get you. I wish GG would audible out of those plays and throw DOWN the field.Stallion wrote:No 84 Passing Efficiency
No. 108 Yards Per completion
It took about 3 quarters to realize just how bad Rutgers secondary was
How many 3 and outs does it take before we have opened up the middle enough to go vertical? We have thrown those behind the line of scrimmage passes over and over and over again with the same ugly results...loss of yardage...no gain...or 1 yard gain. I think this activity is better known as the definition of insanity.mrydel wrote:I think we need to be more vertical, but it is the sideline and swing throws that open up the middle for the vertical passes.
Yep, Texas Tech ran it on us with their hurry up offense...over and over again very successfully, but then our DBs were 10 yds off the line over and over again.mrydel wrote:Believe me I understand. I am just stating theory not fact. But I will say that if you watch some successful teams with better athletes, they can run those play well many times.
But we had the "flop" play to slow them down...........PK wrote:Yep, Texas Tech ran it on us with their hurry up offense...over and over again very successfully, but then our DBs were 10 yds off the line over and over again.mrydel wrote:Believe me I understand. I am just stating theory not fact. But I will say that if you watch some successful teams with better athletes, they can run those play well many times.
Kind of like if a rancher had decided to compete with the real pony express back in that era but all he had was cows. He could perform the task but not with the desired results.PK wrote:Yep, Texas Tech ran it on us with their hurry up offense...over and over again very successfully, but then our DBs were 10 yds off the line over and over again.mrydel wrote:Believe me I understand. I am just stating theory not fact. But I will say that if you watch some successful teams with better athletes, they can run those play well many times.
mrydel wrote: Kind of like if a rancher had decided to compete with the real pony express back in that era but all he had was cows. He could perform the task but not with the desired results.