JonDon
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Insult to clowns.
Ed Donatell approves
Molder of young men?!
sinceredawg
Member
Jimmy throwing O under the bus on the Castricone broadcast. This program is going to be bad for a long time.
Geevis_and_Butthead
New Fish
Rather have Jerry Sandusky coaching the UW defense
Sorry hardhat: Didn't see your post. But yeah on the kiddie diddler
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GreenRiverGatorz
New Fish
When's he up for parole?
Geevis_and_Butthead
New Fish
“Coach Donovan has a great deal of experience at both the college and NFL levels, learning from a lot of great offensive minds about coaching the kind of aggressive, pro-style offense we want to play here at Washington.[/b] From my own experience, I know how much a coach can learn and grow by spending significant time in the NFL. I’’m excited for him to get to Seattle and get started.”[/i]
— Jimmy Lake, January 10, 2020
— Jimmy Lake, January 10, 2020
RealRhino
New Fish
The sad/funny thing is, if you asked me what that even meant, to be aggressive on offense, I would say it means (a) taking shots downfield or trying to create chunk plays, and/or (b) running plays designed to get first downs on every play.
We are the exact OPPOSITE of that. We not only don't take shots downfield, we run plays whose very design limits them to 4-8 yards MAXIMUM even if things go perfectly (hint: they don't).
You know what re run? We run a bunt-the-runner-over offense. In JonDon's fever dream of an offense, his idea of success is to GET TO 3rd and short. I get it, avoid 3rd and long. You know how you do that? Don't get to fucking 3rd in the first place! Pick up the 1st down, or at least give yourself two cracks at it. His idea seems to be run for 3, then a crap pass or another run for 4, then aha, we've got them right where we want them at 3rd & 3. The problem is that any single problem means you punt because one missed block, one dropped pass, etc., puts you behind the sticks and you don't have that in your toolbox. We are the least agressive offense in this country. And in this decade.
Geevis_and_Butthead
New Fish
Jimmy's whole idea of a good offense is one that takes few risks, eats up the clock and helps win the field position game.
He's the "smartest guy in the room" and yet he's literally 20 years behind the times in comprehending how college football is played and won at this point.
He's the "smartest guy in the room" and yet he's literally 20 years behind the times in comprehending how college football is played and won at this point.
