was pleasantly surprised at how few they dropped last week
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Maybe. But if you are gonna strut like a peacock for a random first down, it would be nice to catch the tough ones in crunch time too.
TO CLOSE TO MAKE A JUDGEMENT.
Our OL and DL are well below championship levels.
Probably why they have fallen off the map in the PAC 12 too. If you aren't willing to play the portal you are going to get left behind.
I know they are a proud academic institution, but at some point they'll have to figure this stuff out.
How much of the number of people transferring out in our case has to do with our coaches and inability to keep young players engaged vs. the young players just wanting more playing time? The concern here is we need Sophomores and Juniors in the program. Otherwise we have only Seniors and Freshmen. How do we keep a healthy mix to avoid major drop-off in talent/experience between starters and backups? Not sure if I articulated this well.
IMO, Professionals are fair game because it's their job...
If I recall Holden dropped a pass that would have converted a third down in the auburn game. We had crucial, untimely drops all season long that killed drives with several coming in the end zone / red zone. When you win/lose 5 games that literally came down to the last few plays, those drops are the differences in 12-0 vs 10-2.
IIRC, there was a critical drop on a 3rd down against LSU that literally was thrown perfectly by BY and hit the receiver in the hands, but was dropped. I can't remember if it was Holden or not, but he's who I'd guess.
I can't remember at what stage of the game it was but I remember feeling that it was "a critical mistake" among many in that game that led to the loss.
I recall several passes that hit Holden in the hands that just sailed right on through.
When your QB is holding onto the ball for 9 seconds and still can't find an open receiver, there's a problem. Is it coaching or talent or most likely a combination of the two. Dropping passes that hit them in the hands is another issue altogether.
I'm going to point out something....
Part of the issue is BY often miss open receivers in early part when the ball is open. Receivers turns their head and they're open but he don't see them. That happened a lot against LSU and Ole miss game. Also there was open running lane for BY to run and he didnt take advantage of that. It has reached to the point that opposing team knew he wouldn't run and thats why they were comfortable sitting in zone defense often. If BY had run more.. you force team to respect that and receivers will be open more. Against Auburn... BY did that and guess what? REceivers were open. This is on BY and coaching staff for that.
Receivers- I don't put all on them. part of that is option routes.. its based on coverage they see. This is on BOB. We didnt' exploit one one matchup and wasn't often aggressive.
That is quite surprising...glad to hear.
The QB and the receivers must both read the coverage. All season they seemed to see it differently. Many times though I saw receivers break open later in the play and Bryce either didn’t see them or didn’t trust his shoulder to make the throw. It wasn’t always on the OL. To me, it was coaching failures.
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Why do you say that? Is it a normal thing to happen for guys who opt to transfer?
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