We’re a pro style pass first offense that won’t commit to running the ball. We get stuffed once and we wave a white flag.
The way Raiola is struggling we better line up in heavy sets every play and just hand off to run clock against OSU. If we come out chucking it again I’ll puke.
It’s an absolute ******* joke and infuriating. We are in year two, our coach’s strength is preaching to the media, and the team comes out and is cooked from the get-go.
Agree. Sat is a real problem. He was being run out of town at SC until his last two games at SC. Literally every friend I have down here that went to South Carolina texted me and thanked us for taking him away.
the money h s making would attract a lot of top OC candidates. Go hire South Dakota State’s for half of that.
This is unfortunately not something our offensive brain trust believes in or knows anything about
Had everyone tricked into thinking they were improving last year while running a power scheme against Satt’s will
When your running game entails doing a mesh handoff 5 yards behind the LOS with no threat of any RPO or QB run, it is pretty hard to establish any type of run game..
If that's true then we need to get a lot better at passing against man coverage.
When you are a ****** .500 coach in the college ranks and talk a mean game, but hasn't proven **** in 12 years of coaching, you have Matt. Tulane, Baylor, the Panthers? He builds. Builds what? His gut? His lazy unshaven face? When the clown was hired in the first place, I laughed my *** off. I am still laughing 2 years later. Screw him and his high-school coaching staff. No surprise here. Wait until next year if you want to see something really funny.
Definitely. Can we put DR behind center? Use more traditional play action? Even what little run game we do use, it doesn't seem to have any identity.
"Pound the rock, baby." Keep the clock running and the score as low as possible. Callahan did the same thing against USC. Down four TDs, run the ball up the middle three times and punt. Back in those days, just a few years removed from playing for championships, I used to get more upset about outcomes than I do now.
The best way to support a young QB is with a good running game. But teams have figured out a plan for defending Raiola and this offense. Apparently they are keying on the RB and not even worrying about Raiola as a running threat. That's a big problem when you are running out of shotgun formation with only one RB back there.
