Thoughts on the offense

Yep.

If Mizzou scored TDs on it's drives, you're talking about 21-14 at halftime, if the kicker could do his job, it's at least 14-13 instead of 14-10.

I thought McCann destroyed momentum twice in that game, first with the obvious stupid kickoff that was returned. Up 10-0, defense was in control, and you fricking do something beyond stupid, change the whole game.

Second time was 14-10, miss a FG at the end of the half, just unfricking believable.

The offense seemed to lose it's identify once Crockett went out of the game. I think more than anything that was the issue in the 2nd half.

Moore's drops were ridiculous, both were first downs, one was 3rd down on the USC side of the field.

Simply ridiculous that he still can't catch.

J'mon Moore, was, once again, intimidated by tough defensive backs. We have seen it happen time and time again against SEC defenses.

Mason and Johnson both had conspicuous drops. Johnson for a TD. Mason for a first down.

We need to quickly move to a ball control mindset on offense and use that OL and RBs more effectively. We have to limit the time the ST and Defense sees the field as only bad things happen when they are on the field.

Will BO direct Heupel to do it? I doubt it.

The Moore hate seems way more tied to his role in the protest than what he's actually doing as a football player.

That's a cop out. I don't really care about his role. Mizzou needed a wake up call regarding some of the stuff that went on quite frankly but that's a discussion for a different forum.

I'm tired of his hot shot attitude. He thinks he's tough shite. Tries to pick fights when he fails epically or is played physically. And instead of backing anything up, he drops balls, gets stripped, runs poor routes, pouts, and generally displays poor body language in damn near every SEC game.

Basically.

He embodies the Jeff Fisher Lambs. That's why I don't like him.

As a catch all, yes it is a cop out.

Many like me can't stand him as a player.

The tutu shite is ridiculous, but the ones making those statements aren't adults.

Well. I suppose they could be man children.

I do not blame Moore, the defense, or McCants. I blame the coaches who constantly send them out there. What is the definition of insanity??? The D looked 500% better but could not stay out there all day.

Hall needs to start at one of the WR positions.

On our special teams needs go get someone who got cut from the soccer team and try them out for field goals

Most of you, I assume are too young to remember this, but there was a highly touted RB from Missouri that was recruited by many high profile schools in the 70's. we got him! He showed up on campus, and was immediately installed as a #1 tailback. Now, back in
HS he was a stud! You'd see film on him running over everyone and anything in sight! Go to Mizzou, and got hit from .Big 8 defenses. So, he started just running out of bounds instead of taking the contact. About his 2nd or 3rd game, we had a 3rd and 3. He gained 2 1/2 yards and ran out of bounds instead of tucking his head and going north. That was the last time he ever carried a football for Missouri in a game! The coaches put him on the practice squad, and every time he chose to run out of bounds, he was nailed by a bunch of players. They'd hit him 5 yards out of bounds. He was bloodied and bruised. He quit football a few days after that, and never surfaced again!
Maybe Moore needs some time on the practice squad. He might actually learn to catch a football in traffic if he gets drilled a few times! And if he starts pushing people around like a girl, and like he does on game day, maybe TBJ, Biesel, and a couple other hard hitting big boys can teach him a lesson!