ESPN loves UW's offense
- Thread starter Baseman
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Kim Grinolds says Bill Connelly is
"Just looking for attention" by posting this.
Yeah, I'm sure the greater ESPN audience is up in arms about this controversial take on UWs offense
"Just looking for attention" by posting this.
Yeah, I'm sure the greater ESPN audience is up in arms about this controversial take on UWs offense
whatshouldicareabout
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I expected the offense to be limited in 2020 given that Donovan didn't have a spring or real fall camp to install his offense for a RS Frosh to run.
The fact that the reply says that this is what he ran at Vanderbilt and PSU means we're stuck with this until someone gets fired
The fact that the reply says that this is what he ran at Vanderbilt and PSU means we're stuck with this until someone gets fired
Running an offense or a defense by the numbers (down and distance) is obviously intelligent but there is no such thing as “we knew what they were going to run, but they executed so well and the were such animals that we just couldn’t do anything to stop them”
dominating player intensity leading up to big moments in a game and the riverboat gambling aspect of creatively busting tendencies is what defines great to good coaching
Even when it looked like it was going well this has been a defining liability for the last few years so we will see if the staff has the guts and intelligence to demonstrate this level of sophistication
Not to be a Debbie downer, But we haven’t seen it yet so I am not holding my breath
dominating player intensity leading up to big moments in a game and the riverboat gambling aspect of creatively busting tendencies is what defines great to good coaching
Even when it looked like it was going well this has been a defining liability for the last few years so we will see if the staff has the guts and intelligence to demonstrate this level of sophistication
Not to be a Debbie downer, But we haven’t seen it yet so I am not holding my breath
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Tequilla
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There’s truth in this but some things that just don’t pass the smell test to me
Saying we’re predictable in running on early downs is entirely accurate … that absolutely needs to change with more play action and capitalizing on deep shots
Criticizing the use of the TE is insanely FS … if you have someone like Cade you absolutely should be utilizing him
What’s interesting in the analysis is the conclusion that UW was effective offensively …
The bones of what we do can be effective … but we need to tweak a bit how we do it
Saying we’re predictable in running on early downs is entirely accurate … that absolutely needs to change with more play action and capitalizing on deep shots
Criticizing the use of the TE is insanely FS … if you have someone like Cade you absolutely should be utilizing him
What’s interesting in the analysis is the conclusion that UW was effective offensively …
The bones of what we do can be effective … but we need to tweak a bit how we do it
Baseman
New Fish
UW goes out of 2 TE sets — 12 personnel. Hence the heavy TE usage. Jimmy wants to be Stanford. He all but said so when he took the job. He wanted an offense like the ones that caused him problems.
A jumbo heavy offense can win a finesse weaker Pac 12. When opponents stack the box on Stanford they audible and throw to their jumbo sized WR’s. Remember everyone on this bored who thought Myles Bryant sucked?
Jimmy should have hired Helfrich. Mariotta and Justin Herbert. Back to back. With the roster a year ago and the young linemen Huff brought in, UW instantly becomes a top consideration for the best mobile HS prospects on the West Coast.
HairyBallsDawg
New Fish
Hatters gonna hatt.
MontlakeBridgeTroll
New Fish
We won the Pac12 North with a new HC, OC, and QB.
I'll save my outrage for bad results, not for bad predictions.
I'll save my outrage for bad results, not for bad predictions.
I really don't think this is very accurate. Or more specifically I don't think there's enough evidence to support it yet.
Morris has only played in 4 games. He hit a couple of deep post type routes and showed good ball placement on them (I know those are easier throws). Just from memory, he had two sideline bombs dropped by McMillan and one by Ty Jones. There may have been others. He also had a number of shorter crosses dropped which had real potential to be big gainers. On the stat sheet those look the same as 60 yard throws and the short memories here wouldn't know the difference in hindsight.
The Morris narrative would be completely different if a receiver had made a play on just a couple or even one of the bombs. He didn't throw very many. I wish I had the ambition to put together an analysis. I dont, so I highly encourage someone else to. I'm totally open to taking up the "Morris can't throw deep" narrative if someone proves me wrong.
In particular ESPN cage filler
“Jimmy should have hired Helfrich, “Mariotta” and Herbert. Back to back . . .”
You’re dumber than FUCK.
You don’t know shit about Helfrich or the recruitment of the two QB’s you listed,
I was under the misconception that there would be intelligent people on here that would talk college football with some insight.
Carry on, moron.
Bye!
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GrundleStiltzkin
New Fish
Promise?
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