Coach Pete knows his weakness

halfbrainmanmolder

https://www.seattletimes.com/sports/uw-husky-football/uw-coach-chris-petersen-on-game-players-offensive-wrinkles-high-grass-and-thin-air/

“I think the trick in this whole thing is to not do too much,” Petersen said. “That is something that’s a weakness of mine, where we’re always trying to air on the side of doing too much and that’s not a good thing. I go back to some of these teams that are really efficient, that do what they do. There’s enough (offense) there to keep (opponents) off balance."

Ok, Pete. So I am not expecting you to simply it to the point that Spiker can get on the field, but at least make it so we(?) can see more of Puka and less (or preferably no) opera singer.

DerekJohnson

That's an encouraging quote

RaceBannon

*err

HuskyJW

RaceBannon said:

*err

It’s not Err Raid

Geezus.

PostGameOrangeSlices

DerekJohnson said:

That's an encouraging quote

Lots of people are self aware and still consciously do the same shit over and over again they should probably change

Ill believe Peterlips when I see it

DerekJohnson

PostGameOrangeSlices said:

DerekJohnson said:

That's an encouraging quote

Lots of people are self aware and still consciously do the same shit over and over again they should probably change

Ill believe Peterlips when I see it

Agreed, but hearing some humility in this regard was unexpected

AEB

Proof is in the pudding. Dude has to show some growth by adjusting his scheme. Let’s see it. Bynum, Puca and Osborne in that order need to see the field.

phineas

The NYBE is for Pete. Quit telling me what I want to here and fuck off.

PurpleBaze

HuskyJW said:

RaceBannon said:

*err

It’s not Err Raid

Geezus.

Oh, it is. Just look at the last 5 Apple Cup games.

RoadDawg55

AEB said:

Proof is in the pudding. Dude has to show some growth by adjusting his scheme. Let’s see it. Bynum, Puca and Osborne in that order need to see the field.

Puka needs to see the field. He’s #1. I’ve been saying it all year.

FireCohen

RoadDawg55 said:

AEB said:

Proof is in the pudding. Dude has to show some growth by adjusting his scheme. Let’s see it. Bynum, Puca and Osborne in that order need to see the field.

Puka needs to see the field. He’s #1. I’ve been saying it all year.

So has pup

dhdawg

doesn't mean he'll actually do anything to change it.

Would love to be wrong

PurpleBaze

PurpleSmoke

Listen kids. Puka is way better as a RECEIVER, than the current guys. Which is incredibly helpful on passing plays. But on approx 50% of plays he won’t be catching shit, because we actually have a run game. In that case knowledge of the system, prevents illegal formations and other mental penalties. So let’s all relax a tid bit and allow young guys to slowly get on the field. Remember the Luciano false start? I wonder how much that had to do with athleticism and talent, vs being young and inexperienced?

ThomasFremont

PurpleSmoke said:

Listen kids. Puka is way better as a RECEIVER, than the current guys. Which is incredibly helpful on passing plays. But on approx 50% of plays he won’t be catching shit, because we actually have a run game. In that case knowledge of the system, prevents illegal formations and other mental penalties. So let’s all relax a tid bit and allow young guys to slowly get on the field. Remember the Luciano false start? I wonder how much that had to do with athleticism and talent, vs being young and inexperienced?

He was a defensive player that was recently converted to TE. And he sucks. And he was lined up in the goal line in an obvious run play. And he sucks.

So kinda different.

EsophagealFeces

ThomasFremont said:

PurpleSmoke said:

Listen kids. Puka is way better as a RECEIVER, than the current guys. Which is incredibly helpful on passing plays. But on approx 50% of plays he won’t be catching shit, because we actually have a run game. In that case knowledge of the system, prevents illegal formations and other mental penalties. So let’s all relax a tid bit and allow young guys to slowly get on the field. Remember the Luciano false start? I wonder how much that had to do with athleticism and talent, vs being young and inexperienced?

He was a defensive player that was recently converted to TE. And he sucks. And he was lined up in the goal line in an obvious run play. And he sucks.

So kinda different.

Except Luciano was an offensive lineman. He knows better.

EsophagealFeces

PurpleSmoke said:

Listen kids. Puka is way better as a RECEIVER, than the current guys. Which is incredibly helpful on passing plays. But on approx 50% of plays he won’t be catching shit, because we actually have a run game. In that case knowledge of the system, prevents illegal formations and other mental penalties. So let’s all relax a tid bit and allow young guys to slowly get on the field. Remember the Luciano false start? I wonder how much that had to do with athleticism and talent, vs being young and inexperienced?

Our pussy senior receivers aren’t good blockers either, so fuck off with that bullshit. Puka needs to play, end of fucking story.

RoadDawg55

PurpleSmoke said:

Listen kids. Puka is way better as a RECEIVER, than the current guys. Which is incredibly helpful on passing plays. But on approx 50% of plays he won’t be catching shit, because we actually have a run game. In that case knowledge of the system, prevents illegal formations and other mental penalties. So let’s all relax a tid bit and allow young guys to slowly get on the field. Remember the Luciano false start? I wonder how much that had to do with athleticism and talent, vs being young and inexperienced?

Could it be that Luciano simply fucked up on that play? I know we have to link the mistake to recruiting, but mistakes do sometimes happen, even by experienced players.

I remember Dissly false starting twice on the opening drive of the 2016 Apple Cup.

GreenRiverGatorz

PurpleSmoke said:

Listen kids. Puka is way better as a RECEIVER, than the current guys. Which is incredibly helpful on passing plays. But on approx 50% of plays he won’t be catching shit, because we actually have a run game. In that case knowledge of the system, prevents illegal formations and other mental penalties. So let’s all relax a tid bit and allow young guys to slowly get on the field. Remember the Luciano false start? I wonder how much that had to do with athleticism and talent, vs being young and inexperienced?

Luciano, a player nobody ever put stock in, fucked up, so we should hold off on starting Puka to avoid the same fate? What kind of dipshit logic is that? Not to mention Fuller and Opera are mediocre run blockers at best. No idea how Puka is in that department, but given his demeanor and size I expect him to become pretty fucking good at it.

FireCohen

RoadDawg55 said:

PurpleSmoke said:

Listen kids. Puka is way better as a RECEIVER, than the current guys. Which is incredibly helpful on passing plays. But on approx 50% of plays he won’t be catching shit, because we actually have a run game. In that case knowledge of the system, prevents illegal formations and other mental penalties. So let’s all relax a tid bit and allow young guys to slowly get on the field. Remember the Luciano false start? I wonder how much that had to do with athleticism and talent, vs being young and inexperienced?

Could it be that Luciano simply fucked up on that play? I know we have to link the mistake to recruiting, but mistakes do sometimes happen, even by experienced players.

I remember Dissly false starting twice on the opening drive of the 2016 Apple Cup.

Open drive is different than red zone. This means poor focus and poor coaching on paopao.

WilburHooksHands

FirePete said:

RoadDawg55 said:

PurpleSmoke said:

Listen kids. Puka is way better as a RECEIVER, than the current guys. Which is incredibly helpful on passing plays. But on approx 50% of plays he won’t be catching shit, because we actually have a run game. In that case knowledge of the system, prevents illegal formations and other mental penalties. So let’s all relax a tid bit and allow young guys to slowly get on the field. Remember the Luciano false start? I wonder how much that had to do with athleticism and talent, vs being young and inexperienced?

Could it be that Luciano simply fucked up on that play? I know we have to link the mistake to recruiting, but mistakes do sometimes happen, even by experienced players.

I remember Dissly false starting twice on the opening drive of the 2016 Apple Cup.

Open drive is different than red zone. This means poor focus and poor coaching on paopao.

Luciano shouldnt be a TE period