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Plenty of talent on this roster to beat anyone in this conference outside of Oregon.
But there is a must a major disconnect from what it being taught on the practice field & film room vs. the finished product on Saturday's. This 1st half is microcosm of the entire season.
It is great to hold players to a high standard off the field, but there seems to be a lack of accountability for on field performance.
TSHBO for weeks now, so I hope they can get this shit "cleaned up" by next year.
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Stanford: Their dline was so much better, our chances of scoring were better if we just played d the whole game. Blowout if not for timely turnovers we didn't get the rest of the season except at Cal.
Oregon: result of being inferior than opponent at every position except the ones Kikaha and Shaq are playing.
ASU: skill players, including quarterback, not on their level. We can't get anything on offense while their #1 receiver destroys our #1 db when they need a 3rd down/td.
UCLA: Again, skill players and quarterback can't match the other team's. When both defenses were sucking one team could drive the length of the field and score and one couldn't
RBs - amazing when healthy and with some decent play calling we CAN RUN THE FUCKING BALL.
WRs - Ross, Mickens, Williams, Campbell, Taylor, Hall. Plenty of solid guys there to hang with any Pac 12 team. But our OC has made an effort not to get the ball to Ross and Williams, forcing Mickens into you #1 WR option, which he is not. Mickens is a guy you use on bubble screens and short crossing routes hoping he breaks one.
TEs - Daniels and Perkins can play if we would ever use the TE.
D - enough talent (you know the names) to hang/beat any team in the Pac 12. Even the young secondary like Jones, Hale, Beaver, King are an upgrade over the days when were we running out Vonzell, Q and Tripper.
Tell me one game outside of Oregon when it was clear our TALENT that was the issue.
As for QB, I think Miles has core elements of being an athletic game manager, but requires a lot of quality coaching and a very simple game plan with easy reads in the passing game.