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Hugh says Grubb was out coached by the coug D

jecornel
jecornel Member Posts: 9,737
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On Chucky & Bucky Huch said the cougs were a step ahead on the UW offense all day. Similar to the ASU approach. On the grounding penalty Penix had McMillan on a three yard slant and didn’t give him ball and it was a TD.

As this board has been saying for weeks chucking deep to the sidelines is gonna make your life very difficult.
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  • TXDawg
    TXDawg Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 851 Founders Club
    Except for the crucial drive at the end where we caught them flat footed then kicked a FG for the win. Cougs gonna coug.
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  • DucksFC
    DucksFC Member Posts: 4,056
    jecornel said:


    As this board has been saying for weeks chucking deep to the sidelines is gonna make your life very difficult.

    @chuck, true?

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  • jecornel
    jecornel Member Posts: 9,737
    Everyone knows Hugh doesn’t always get it right. He does himself a sluggo route.
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  • TheHB
    TheHB Member Posts: 6,457
    But you can't see what Hugh sees. He's looking at the all-22, and he will remind you of that.
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  • HairyBallsDawg
    HairyBallsDawg Member Posts: 1,075
    Is Hugh still mad that UW's prior coaching staff didn't think his kid was a P5 caliber QB?

    BTW, anybody catch Grubb's comment in the presser that WSU had some of our play call signals in the game?
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  • bisonduck
    bisonduck Member Posts: 715
    edited November 2023
    HairyBallsDawg said:

    Is Hugh still mad that UW's prior coaching staff didn't think his kid was a P5 caliber QB?

    BTW, anybody catch Grubb's comment in the presser that WSU had some of our play call signals in the game?

    In the first half, so the offense was more effective when they knew what was coming.

    For as much as people railed on Dickert for being a pussy, Grubb did his best impersonation today.
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  • FireCohen
    FireCohen Member Posts: 21,823
    Tequilla said:

    Grubb's biggest weakness is that his default is to whore himself out to the explosive ...

    It's not that he can't be patient (there have been instances this year where that was clearly the approach) ... but it usually isn't something he pivots to very well in the middle of a game.

    he is counting his bank account
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  • AtomicDawg
    AtomicDawg Member Posts: 7,330
    HairyBallsDawg said:

    Is Hugh still mad that UW's prior coaching staff didn't think his kid was a P5 caliber QB?

    BTW, anybody catch Grubb's comment in the presser that WSU had some of our play call signals in the game?

    I don't know why he'd be mad. That staff sucked at quarterbacks.
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  • SkipBoyd
    SkipBoyd Member Posts: 403
    HairyBallsDawg said:

    Is Hugh still mad that UW's prior coaching staff didn't think his kid was a P5 caliber QB?

    BTW, anybody catch Grubb's comment in the presser that WSU had some of our play call signals in the game?

    No surprise. Everybody hates Kale.
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  • HFNY
    HFNY Member Posts: 5,386
    HairyBallsDawg said:

    Is Hugh still mad that UW's prior coaching staff didn't think his kid was a P5 caliber QB?

    BTW, anybody catch Grubb's comment in the presser that WSU had some of our play call signals in the game?

    No, what exactly did Grubb say?
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  • gmo
    gmo Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 3,849 Founders Club
    edited November 2023

    UW OC Ryan Grubb says "I know Washington State had gotten some of our calls and signals." They figured that out during the game, he added. Said he doesn't have a problem with it, but they'll make adjustments this week.

    — Mike Vorel (@mikevorel) November 27, 2023
    https://x.com/mikevorel/status/1729227656301093006?s=20
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  • TheHB
    TheHB Member Posts: 6,457
    Theory: spending too much time plotting next summer’s family vacation murder instead of sleeping in his office.


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  • EsophagealFeces
    EsophagealFeces Member Posts: 13,108
    HuskyJW said:

    Ever since the Oregon game, it seems like Grubb has been trying to win the Heisman

    Well, hopefully he'll realize that ship sailed and get back to trying to win games in whatever way is most effective.
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  • bisonduck
    bisonduck Member Posts: 715
    edited November 2023
    EsophagealFeces said:

    HuskyJW said:

    Ever since the Oregon game, it seems like Grubb has been trying to win the Heisman

    Well, hopefully he'll realize that ship sailed and get back to trying to win games in whatever way is most effective.
    Penix's strike point in the first 6 games was unbelievable. Do you really think it's playcalling? The back shoulder pass to Odunze in one-on-on is 100% if the strike point is right. It just seems like Penix hasn't been as accurate.
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  • jecornel
    jecornel Member Posts: 9,737
    It’s pain tolerance impacting his accuracy.
    bisonduck said:

    EsophagealFeces said:

    HuskyJW said:

    Ever since the Oregon game, it seems like Grubb has been trying to win the Heisman

    Well, hopefully he'll realize that ship sailed and get back to trying to win games in whatever way is most effective.
    Penix's strike point in the first 6 games was unbelievable. Do you really think it's playcalling? The back shoulder pass to Odunze in one-on-on college is 100% if the strike point is right. It just seems like Penix hasn't been as accurate.
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  • HHusky
    HHusky Member Posts: 23,896
    jecornel said:

    Everyone knows Hugh doesn’t always get it right. He does himself a sluggo route.

    Rough Rider

    Like Uncle Bo.

    Presumption of correctness.
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  • HFNY
    HFNY Member Posts: 5,386
    Fishpo31 said:

    These guys have huge egos, got to where they are by never backing down, and have had success. Every play they call is a touchdown, in their minds. We have seen it up close, Leach, Chip, Shaw on the reverse end of it. Shaw didn't care if you stacked the box. Leach didn't care if you dropped 8. Chip is Chip, stop us, or don't. An elite, well-rounded OC (or play caller) needs to plan for every scenario. At this point of the season, you've gotta have a counter punch, or you get knocked out...

    "We" have been clamoring for weeks (months?) for more TE, DJ out of the backfield, McMillan (or someone) on the crossers underneath...The time is NOW, the place is HERE...(Well, we're waiting gif)

    The antidote to this offense is DBs that can play man, and a D-line that can hold LOS. That is where the "healthy" Penix being able to shoot lasers into widows is the separator. How many "elite" defenses are out there?. Unfortunately, they are all potential opponents moving forward...

    If I'm defending it, I am taking Rome out of it, to the best of my ability, and make the other guysm beat me...

    Yep, if the Ducks run as much man defense as others are saying (I'm too lazy to look it up), they should bracket Rome or at least roll coverage towards him. On certain plays, they may even want to bracket McMillan too (I expect him to be fully healthy in mind / body). I'd even rush 3 at times to use 2 guys on Rome and 2 guys on McMillan, and then have the other 4 cover Polk, Westover, DJ, and whoever else is the other receiver (Bernard or Culp).

    Polk has had the dropsies and Culp is prone to them so hurt me gong to them before I have to change it up.

    In a way, it's the same thing with Oregon and Tony Franklin (except I'd rather have Rome than Franklin).
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