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The play calling today was fucking terrible

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  • RaceBannon
    RaceBannon Member, Moderator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 113,883 Founders Club
    You misspelled five years

    And it wasn't as good as back to back Rose Bowl wins in 71 and 72
  • PostGameOrangeSlices
    PostGameOrangeSlices Member Posts: 27,201

    Where did I read recently that winners run the ball, but running teams don't necessarily win.

    an article on Bret Bielema?
  • Fire_Marshall_Bill
    Fire_Marshall_Bill Member Posts: 25,616 Standard Supporter

    uzi said:

    dhdawg said:

    Can't throw short, can't throw deep, can't run outside, can't run inside. I get it though, smith is supposed to work some sort of magic

    You hit them hard and you run.

    You hit them hard and you run.

    You hit them hard and you run.

    Even if you go 3 and out, you start to wear down the other team.
    It's not 19tickety2 anymore. 3 yards and a cloud of dust doesn't work. If you think you're going to wear out these guys, that play no huddle teams all year long with 3 and outs, you are mistaken.
    It's not, but you must deal with your limitations. Miley Cyrus has a candy ass arm, & right now is not exactly lights out. I'm not saying you run the ball 95% of the time, but there's nothing wrong with setting up a third and 2 with two okay, effective runs. Your boy Saban never jumped on the spread read option no huddle 40 bubble screens a gayme bandwagon.
  • uzi
    uzi Member Posts: 1,298

    You misspelled five years

    And it wasn't as good as back to back Rose Bowl wins in 71 and 72

    They probably ran like beasts back then too.

    Thanks for making my point.

  • allpurpleallgold
    allpurpleallgold Member Posts: 8,771

    uzi said:

    dhdawg said:

    Can't throw short, can't throw deep, can't run outside, can't run inside. I get it though, smith is supposed to work some sort of magic

    You hit them hard and you run.

    You hit them hard and you run.

    You hit them hard and you run.

    Even if you go 3 and out, you start to wear down the other team.
    It's not 19tickety2 anymore. 3 yards and a cloud of dust doesn't work. If you think you're going to wear out these guys, that play no huddle teams all year long with 3 and outs, you are mistaken.
    It's not, but you must deal with your limitations. Miley Cyrus has a candy ass arm, & right now is not exactly lights out. I'm not saying you run the ball 95% of the time, but there's nothing wrong with setting up a third and 2 with two okay, effective runs. Your boy Saban never jumped on the spread read option no huddle 40 bubble screens a gayme bandwagon.
    Yeah he just spent the last 3 years getting torched by it.
  • MisterEm
    MisterEm Member Posts: 6,685
    uzi said:

    You misspelled five years

    And it wasn't as good as back to back Rose Bowl wins in 71 and 72

    They probably ran like beasts back then too.

    Thanks for making my point.

    are you new here?

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  • doogsinparadise
    doogsinparadise Member Posts: 9,320
    edited September 2014

    Where did I read recently that winners run the ball, but running teams don't necessarily win.

    an article on Bret Bielema?
    Paul Johnson maybe?


    Smiff if running enough in a purely numbers sense, but there's so little creativity in getting your best athletes (running Cyler, Ross, Pettis, Shaq) in space/on the edge with the ball. I mean you look at what Auburn is doing--to use just one example--on offense and you just shake your head and start to wonder what the fuck Little Johnny is trying to do out there.

    Peterman's always run really multiple schemes, but with this group of QBs he might have to do like Rick and put in a simplified running offense tailored to his athletes.
  • RaceBannon
    RaceBannon Member, Moderator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 113,883 Founders Club
    uzi said:

    You misspelled five years

    And it wasn't as good as back to back Rose Bowl wins in 71 and 72

    They probably ran like beasts back then too.

    Thanks for making my point.

    Yeah that's how Plunkett won the Heisman
  • PostGameOrangeSlices
    PostGameOrangeSlices Member Posts: 27,201

    Where did I read recently that winners run the ball, but running teams don't necessarily win.

    an article on Bret Bielema?
    Paul Johnson maybe?


    Smiff if running enough in a purely numbers sense, but there's so little creativity in getting your best athletes (running Cyler, Ross, Pettis, Shaq) in space/on the edge with the ball. I mean you look at what Auburn is doing--to use just one example--on offense and you just shake your head and start to wonder what the fuck Little Johnny is trying to do out there.
    Exactly this. It's really predictable.
  • uzi
    uzi Member Posts: 1,298

    uzi said:

    You misspelled five years

    And it wasn't as good as back to back Rose Bowl wins in 71 and 72

    They probably ran like beasts back then too.

    Thanks for making my point.

    Yeah that's how Plunkett won the Heisman
    Let me know which one of our QBs can throw like that.

    Until then, I'm keep yelling for us to run it.
  • RaceBannon
    RaceBannon Member, Moderator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 113,883 Founders Club
    uzi said:

    uzi said:

    You misspelled five years

    And it wasn't as good as back to back Rose Bowl wins in 71 and 72

    They probably ran like beasts back then too.

    Thanks for making my point.

    Yeah that's how Plunkett won the Heisman
    Let me know which one of our QBs can throw like that.

    Until then, I'm keep yelling for us to run it.
    I believe in freedom of yelling anything you fucking want but if your just going to move the goalposts when I deconstruct your arguments you won't last long
  • uzi
    uzi Member Posts: 1,298

    uzi said:

    uzi said:

    You misspelled five years

    And it wasn't as good as back to back Rose Bowl wins in 71 and 72

    They probably ran like beasts back then too.

    Thanks for making my point.

    Yeah that's how Plunkett won the Heisman
    Let me know which one of our QBs can throw like that.

    Until then, I'm keep yelling for us to run it.
    I believe in freedom of yelling anything you fucking want but if your just going to move the goalposts when I deconstruct your arguments you won't last long
    It isn't really about message boards (even if it is for you).

    I'm totally fine being wrong, as long as we win.
  • RaceBannon
    RaceBannon Member, Moderator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 113,883 Founders Club
  • RoadDawg55
    RoadDawg55 Member Posts: 30,135

    Where did I read recently that winners run the ball, but running teams don't necessarily win.

    an article on Bret Bielema?
    Paul Johnson maybe?


    Smiff if running enough in a purely numbers sense, but there's so little creativity in getting your best athletes (running Cyler, Ross, Pettis, Shaq) in space/on the edge with the ball. I mean you look at what Auburn is doing--to use just one example--on offense and you just shake your head and start to wonder what the fuck Little Johnny is trying to do out there.

    Peterman's always run really multiple schemes, but with this group of QBs he might have to do like Rick and put in a simplified running offense tailored to his athletes.
    This. I don't give a fuck how we do it, but we need to be able to run the ball effectively. I don't fault Smith too much for not running every play because it wasn't working, but 38 for 81 yards was as big, if not bigger issue than Miles and the passing game. The plan all season has been to lean on the running game and the veteran OL and not turn the ball over.

    Maybe we need to change some things schematically or make a couple changes to the personnel. I don't know what scheme can mask an OL getting dominated though unless you are SarkFS and think your genius play calling can always get it done. Maybe Stanford is really good and we will run it well in future weeks. I bet we run it well against Cal and Miles is the efficient (don't confuse this with good) passer he was against Eastern and Illinois. Asking Miles or any QB on our roster to win the game for us, like what happened today, is a recipe for disaster.