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HuskyFanPodcast: UCLA Review & Rants

http://traffic.libsyn.com/huskyfanpodcast/PostUCLApodcast.mp3

55 minutes. Bitching about gameday experience starts around 35 minutes.

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  • drogginsdroggins Member Posts: 804
    Is this the "big announcement"?
  • jecorneljecornel Member Posts: 9,727
    No, no it is not
  • beelzebubbeelzebub Member Posts: 361
    good sobering and frankdiscussion, glad to see u guys objectively covering the team. Good bad and ugly keep up the good work, ill hate u less :)
  • CokeGreaterThanPepsiCokeGreaterThanPepsi Member Posts: 7,646
    Thank you RoadDawg for pointing out the roll out Miles had that he threw beyond the reach of the WR. He had a guy in the flat for an easy touchdown and didn't even see him.
  • TequillaTequilla Member Posts: 19,983

    Thank you RoadDawg for pointing out the roll out Miles had that he threw beyond the reach of the WR. He had a guy in the flat for an easy touchdown and didn't even see him.

    Those were two of the most painful plays of the game.

    The plays that you call on 2nd and goal from the 3 with this team is a run up the middle with Shaq or a play action boot that takes the TE to the back corner of the end zone. The play action worked, the TE was open, and Miles didn't throw the ball. For all of the bashing of Smith, it was a great call that wasn't executed.

    The next play was a sprint out run/pass option that I believe had Mickens going to the front pylon ... which again was open ... and which again Miles didn't throw the ball.

    I know that @RoadDawg55‌ likes to give me shit for how much I bash on Miles, but the simple fact of the matter is that those are very basic plays for a PAC QB to make and Miles can't make them. It's extremely difficult to call plays when the plays that you know will work can't be called because the QB can't execute them ... and just as importantly, the defense knows that he can't execute them. IMO, this is why you see stupid ass reverses and trick plays in the red zone because they are trying to do anything to find a way to an easy score and often just flat out over think themselves.

    We really only run a few plays well on this team and they generally involve running between the tackles and anything where Shaq has the ball in his hands. It's hard to completely evaluate the RBs given that everybody knows that we're going to run and they don't respect the plays down the field (although in fairness I think Coleman/Washington at this point are just very average RBs). The OL is pretty much the same average crew that we had last year. The WR position is an absolute dreckfest ... but even when they are open they often don't get much to judge them against. And I think Perkins has a chance to be a solid option but the things that he can give you don't match what Miles can give you in the passing game.

    It's just a lot of pieces that don't fit together well ... very much square pegs and round holes.
  • jecorneljecornel Member Posts: 9,727
    edited November 2014
    Not much complication in handing the ball off
  • digitsdigits Member Posts: 1,696
    Fuck this season. Yet another lost season of UW "football," if that's what you wanna call it.
  • H_DH_D Member Posts: 6,098
    edited November 2014
    Also, solid poont on the shitty snap issue.

    There were at least 10 snaps that were fucking horrible, and many more that were off the mark. For a team that snaps 99% out of the shotgun, I don't know how they can be that bad this late in the season. It's not like we are breaking in a new center. It's not like we can use the excuse that our center was outmatched this game either. He goes up against Shelton in practice every day for Christ's sake.
  • RoadDawg55RoadDawg55 Member Posts: 30,123
    H_D said:

    Also, solid poont on the shitty snap issue.

    There were at least 10 snaps that were fucking horrible, and many more that were off the mark. For a team that snaps 99% out of the shotgun, I don't know how they can be that bad this late in the season. It's not like we are breaking in a new center. It's not like we can use the excuse that our center was outmatched this game either. He goes up against Shelton in practice every day for Christ's sake.

    It really fucks up the timing of plays. It's been noticeable for awhile.
  • H_DH_D Member Posts: 6,098

    H_D said:

    Also, solid poont on the shitty snap issue.

    There were at least 10 snaps that were fucking horrible, and many more that were off the mark. For a team that snaps 99% out of the shotgun, I don't know how they can be that bad this late in the season. It's not like we are breaking in a new center. It's not like we can use the excuse that our center was outmatched this game either. He goes up against Shelton in practice every day for Christ's sake.

    It really fucks up the timing of plays. It's been noticeable for awhile.
    You're probably right, I guess I just didn't really start noticing it until the UCLA game. Guess I gotta go back and watch the game film.
  • H_DH_D Member Posts: 6,098
    edited November 2014
    Solid pink Tutu reference.


    I was surprised that you did wax poetic about that dreckfest of a wave attempt though.
  • jecorneljecornel Member Posts: 9,727
    The wave attempt was disgusting!!!
  • greenbloodgreenblood Member Posts: 14,545
    jecornel said:

    The wave attempt was is disgusting!!!

    Whoever created it, jeopardized the fan experience.
  • Fire_Marshall_BillFire_Marshall_Bill Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 24,828 Founders Club
    What, no Ebola jokes this time?
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