Granted he is a highly touted 5 start recruit, but how can a true freshman be thrown into action so soon, yet we have QBs who have 2 or 3 years on the team (Ashenfelder and Surace) who are either purportedly not ready or have not appeared to be ready to play in live game action.
Oh, no it isnt. Violence and fieldhouses are above coaching. Just ask the board experts.
There should be a movie titled Scarlet Fieldhouse of Violence. Tubi would buy it.Oh, no it isnt. Violence and fieldhouses are above coaching. Just ask the board experts.
Since this is a QB thread, check out Rutgers' offensive stats on the USC Rutgers SIM thread. 5 attempted passes by the QBs. Seems about right. The BALL IS THE PROGRAM.
The SIM must have been set to full leather helmet meathead mode for maximum violence.
Granted he is a highly touted 5 start recruit, but how can a true freshman be thrown into action so soon, yet we have QBs who have 2 or 3 years on the team (Ashenfelder and Surace) who are either purportedly not ready or have not appeared to be ready to play in live game action.
Is the amount of NIL proportional to how quick one learns the offensive playbook?
The thing is if it’s truly so hard to comprehend. Therein lies the problem. Especially in the NIL where you are renting talent for 1-2 years. You don’t have the ability to over complicate something.
That's the point. Maybe KC should run a simpler system. Adapt with the times. Don't make it complicated. Make QB substitutions something easy, and not a mountain to climb.
It’s not complicated. It’s only the excuse used why we haven’t developed or recruited well.
KC/GS are antiquated college coaches. Their complicated systems only work when you have talent (no surprise) and that talent has played together and developed for years. It's no plug and play. In the modern era that's not going to happen. Schiano said as much in his last presser. His methods are making a "menu" they can draw from for each game depending on how the other team plays. Pretty weak mindset. A confident program forces teams to bend to their will. But we have a coach who thinks he's Rockne but gets out schemed and out coached constantly.
Yea neither side of the ball has difficult schemes. D is more difficult. But the o is fairly simple.
We've gotten super creative this year. The tush push was added. Greggo hasn't been happy with the execution. 1,000 more reps incoming.
Granted he is a highly touted 5 start recruit, but how can a true freshman be thrown into action so soon, yet we have QBs who have 2 or 3 years on the team (Ashenfelder and Surace) who are either purportedly not ready or have not appeared to be ready to play in live game action.
Tush push has no push and no tush this season. Woody Hayes himself would not call that play again.
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