It's painful listening to Chip. Sorry, but he is awful. That other dude for color is worse. So ready for this one to be done. Arrrrgh.
I hate to compare Chip to Mike Keith, but listening to Chip is miserable. He starts screaming excitedly when the other team makes a big play. He's a nice guy, a true Blue Raider, but is hard to listen to...It's painful listening to Chip. Sorry, but he is awful. That other dude for color is worse. So ready for this one to be done. Arrrrgh.
I have been shocked at the number of "Maddenisms" used by broadcasters in recent years.Well his Maddenesque "We need to get points here" commentary is amazing. SMH
LatTech gets it back.
Laughable. To give a coach that much in buyout money on a MT budget$5.6 million guaranteed......8 years
Laughable. To give a coach that much in buyout money on a MT budget
Why do you think Buster is running the offense? The offense has run the same plays (especially bubble screens) Stockstill's entire tenure here with the one year exception of Tony Franklin.I've tried to remain patient with Busterball, but I think the last few games (and overall performance throughout his time as OC) has shown that it is time to move on from Buster
We ran bubble screens under franklin. Every spread offense in the country runs bubble screens. It is an essential part of the spread. La tech ran them today. Wku runs a ton of them. We have a lot to complain about. Bubble screens aren't one of them.Why do you think Buster is running the offense? The offense has run the same plays (especially bubble screens) Stockstill's entire tenure here with the one year exception of Tony Franklin.
The problem with a bubble screen is when your QB doesn't see or read the defender jump the route and serves up a nasty pick sixWe ran bubble screens under franklin. Every spread offense in the country runs bubble screens. It is an essential part of the spread. La tech ran them today. Wku runs a ton of them. We have a lot to complain about. Bubble screens aren't one of them.
Can you help me get good deals on hotel rooms?The problem with a bubble screen is when your QB doesn't see or read the defender jump the route and serves up a nasty pick six
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Pretty sure this would apply to most pass routes...
Nobody runs sideline screens as often as stuckstill's teams - it's why defenses are waiting on them every game. It has nothing to do with Mangus or Faulkner or anyone other than the head coach because it happens year after year.We ran bubble screens under franklin. Every spread offense in the country runs bubble screens. It is an essential part of the spread. La tech ran them today. Wku runs a ton of them. We have a lot to complain about. Bubble screens aren't one of them.
Just not true. I went back and watched the first half of these weeks game because you had me doubting myself. We ran 6 and La tech ran 8 in the first half. It's a vital part of the spread.Nobody runs sideline screens as often as stuckstill's teams - it's why defenses are waiting on them every game. It has nothing to do with Mangus or Faulkner or anyone other than the head coach because it happens year after year.
What? la tech didn't have 8 screens the entire game much less the 1st half. MT ran 5 in the first half and the 4th one with 8:50 left in the 2nd quarter was intercepted for a TD because MT is predictable with the horizontal passes. The announcer even commented on it.Just not true. I went back and watched the first half of these weeks game because you had me doubting myself. We ran 6 and La tech ran 8 in the first half. It's a vital part of the spread.
That can be said for any play.There's nothing wrong with a bubble screen and it can be quite effective if used correctly.
I don't know what to tell you. I just watched and counted. It was 8-6. If I get bored at some point I will give the play numbers. I have no clue what your watching.What? la tech didn't have 8 screens the entire game much less the 1st half. MT ran 5 in the first half and the 4th one with 8:50 left in the 2nd quarter was intercepted for a TD because MT is predictable with the horizontal passes. The announcer even commented on it.
That said, this wasn't a typical offensive game for MT as the run game was abandoned after the interception and the passing game went into vertical 2 minute mode for the remainder of the game.
Very true. That's why every play should have a counter, a similar looking play to take advantage of overaggressive defenders (this is called the constraint theory of offense in coaching circles).That can be said for any play.
It's a problem when the offense runs a play so often the defense stops it for a loss, or worse, an interception.
You have a way to share the video? Upload to Youtube? Vimeo?I don't know what to tell you. I just watched and counted. It was 8-6. If I get bored at some point I will give the play numbers. I have no clue what your watching.
It's on my DVR. There is probably a way but I am not that tech savvy. Maybe I will just video those 14 plays with my phone.You have a way to share the video? Upload to Youtube? Vimeo?
Actually we did on the play where James got it to the 5. We pumped the screen and then hit him releasing down the field.There's nothing wrong with a bubble screen and it can be quite effective if used correctly. Maybe I'm missing it but there doesn't seem to be a answer for when opposing DBs start cheating up to stop the the bubble.
In the Oregon vs FSU game, Oregon ran the bubble a few times and when the DBs started cheating up too much b/c of tendencies, they did a go route.
Great analysis!Actually we did on the play where James got it to the 5. We pumped the screen and then hit him releasing down the field.
Also we never really know what their being told to do from a play calling standpoint but it looks like to me that Collis or Stock were on the wrong page for on the Interception. Collis needed to be blocking that corner on that play. Instead of stepping right and firing at the corner he steps left and starts shuffling his feet. Not sure who made the wrong read but we had Collis and Batties with basically one corner covering them. I don't know if stock should have thrown to Collis or Collis should have blocked but it should have been a positive play.
I'm calling passes that are behind the line of scrimmage or at the line of scrimmage, with blockers in place, a screen.I don't know what to tell you. I just watched and counted. It was 8-6. If I get bored at some point I will give the play numbers. I have no clue what your watching.
I thought the contract took out the automatic raises, did they add a buyout clause?