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Quote from: Mixed-Nutz on October 11, 2015, 01:44:28 PMOur inability to take advantage of a team daring us to pass, isn't getting the recognition it deserves. By us or by the coaches. Of course, but we've dealt with that before. QB reads/runs are still viable against teams that do that and the first half proved that. I have no doubt that Dimel/Miller completely understood that TCU was daring us to pass and called it accordingly. Unfortunately we neither have the QB or WRs right now to win games that way, as has also been proven in the past two 2nd halves.
Our inability to take advantage of a team daring us to pass, isn't getting the recognition it deserves. By us or by the coaches.
Quote from: royals&ksu_FAN on October 11, 2015, 01:48:07 PMQuote from: Mixed-Nutz on October 11, 2015, 01:44:28 PMOur inability to take advantage of a team daring us to pass, isn't getting the recognition it deserves. By us or by the coaches. Of course, but we've dealt with that before. QB reads/runs are still viable against teams that do that and the first half proved that. I have no doubt that Dimel/Miller completely understood that TCU was daring us to pass and called it accordingly. Unfortunately we neither have the QB or WRs right now to win games that way, as has also been proven in the past two 2nd halves.This is where I come down on it. Maybe they made the right calls objectively, but it seems to flat out ignore the personnel we have. Our WRs must make all the catches in practice, because almost any casual fan would have zero faith in those guys under pressure.
we'll always have 35-17
This is the anti-2011 when we won bunch of close games. I remember several games that year in which we were behind in the third quarter but stubbornly kept running the ball and eventually won. So odd that whole mind set has disappeared and we are now losing close games.
The offense has taken the heat (and with Bookie's post even more so), but I'm still surprised at how good the offense has been.#19 nationally in points per drive and points per play. However, the defense ranks #80 in points per drive and #81 in points per play. I think most of us thought these numbers would be flipped this season.
Quote from: royals&ksu_FAN on October 14, 2015, 08:25:34 AMThe offense has taken the heat (and with Bookie's post even more so), but I'm still surprised at how good the offense has been.#19 nationally in points per drive and points per play. However, the defense ranks #80 in points per drive and #81 in points per play. I think most of us thought these numbers would be flipped this season.Bookie's post doesn't really point out a flaw in the offense so much as it does our coaching organization. If Bill doesn't have the ability to make late game decisions anymore, he shouldn't be coaching.