Dowell Low Gains ain’t it

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yeah...that wasnt on Dowell. I thought he called a decent game, miles better than Satt

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Yep, my thoughts exactly. Of the entire coaching staff, Loggains was nowhere near the biggest issue.

Once again this administration refuses to do what's necessary to win. When Adkins stepped down they should have gone out and hired the best available candidate for OL. Instead they do the lazy and cheap hire as always and promoted Teasley. What you saw Saturday night is a direct result of the administrations incompetence.

Also, I've seen enough from Clayton White. His coaching has been overshadowed the past two years by Satterfields terrible offense but the defense has never been good under him. Constantly getting gashed by the run, barely any pressure on the QB etc.

It's too early to tell how good Loggains will be but I liked what I saw from the playcalling far better than Satterfield. It doesn't matter who's calling plays when you give up 9 sacks and negative rushing yards.

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shite OCs

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I will give DL credit for adjusting the play calls after it was evident our OL wasn't showing up.

Passing plays quickly went to a single, quick read and we were able to move the ball down the field. But then we'd get in plus territory, take a sack and have to throw up prayers to sustain the drive.

DL also figured out #20 for UNC was a vulnerability and tried to attack that as much as he could.

We get shut out in that game if Satterfield is the OC.

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Loggains did well tonight I thought. Tough second half, but he does pretty well with what we have on the line.

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I thought he did pretty well. I think he calls too many screen passes, or at the very least, his setup for the screen passes is garbage. He needs to look at the game film and watch and implement how UGA setup the blocking for their screens. Other than that I feel like he called a decent game.

One other off beat criticism I have is that our receivers need to understand that Rattler is not going to have all the time in the world in the pocket. If they are on a slant or a quick out they need to turn their heads fast and get an eye on the QB. I saw a few throws yesterday where our receivers weren't even looking at the QB when the ball came their way. It may be early in their route, but get your eyes on the football.