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How is Sark Getting More of a Pass than Golding?
Posted on 11/10/19 at 12:07 am
Posted on 11/10/19 at 12:07 am
I get it. We gave up 46 points but it was against a good offense with a likely Heisman trophy winner at QB. Sark was calling plays like he forgot that if the LSU defense has anything they have speed. Sark also went away from our running game at times for no explicable reason.
Golding, on the other hand, is running a defense that is very green in crucial positions that is missing a first round type of talent at LB in Moses. And, Golding's defense made adjustments at half that greatly hindered LSU's offense in the second half.
Sark has the benefit of having Tua who with his faults is one of the best college QBs in recent memory and makes up for a lot of the deficiencies in play calling. On the other hand, seemingly the most impactful player on defense is out for the season.
What gives?
Golding, on the other hand, is running a defense that is very green in crucial positions that is missing a first round type of talent at LB in Moses. And, Golding's defense made adjustments at half that greatly hindered LSU's offense in the second half.
Sark has the benefit of having Tua who with his faults is one of the best college QBs in recent memory and makes up for a lot of the deficiencies in play calling. On the other hand, seemingly the most impactful player on defense is out for the season.
What gives?
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Posted on 11/10/19 at 12:12 am to Shaft Williams
Again, you're choosing who you want to pass blame on.
They all get blame, not just the ones you don't like.
Our DC has been a nightmare all season. Our QB has performed like this in big games after 2nd and 26. Instead of excuses people need them to face the music.
How you can put all the blame on the OC when we should have easily had 14 more points if Tua doesn't over throw Devonta and Jeudy doesn't drop a perfect TD pass is beyond me.
No OC is perfect.
The reality is if our QB just doesn't throw that bad interception, we win this game.
They all get blame, not just the ones you don't like.
Our DC has been a nightmare all season. Our QB has performed like this in big games after 2nd and 26. Instead of excuses people need them to face the music.
How you can put all the blame on the OC when we should have easily had 14 more points if Tua doesn't over throw Devonta and Jeudy doesn't drop a perfect TD pass is beyond me.
No OC is perfect.
The reality is if our QB just doesn't throw that bad interception, we win this game.
Posted on 11/10/19 at 12:15 am to YStar
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Again, you're choosing who you want to pass blame on.
They all get blame, not just the ones you don't like.
Our DC has been a nightmare all season. Our QB has performed like this in big games after 2nd and 26. Instead of excuses people need them to face the music.
How you can put all the blame on the OC when we should have easily had 14 more points if Tua doesn't over throw Devonta and Jeudy doesn't drop a perfect TD pass is beyond me.
No OC is perfect.
The reality is if our QB just doesn't throw that bad interception, we win this game.
Dude, I saw two to three drives our defense stopped, our offense gets the ball and does nothing due to play calling. If you can say Tua gifted LSU points I can just as well say Sark gifted LSU points and/or possessions.
Posted on 11/10/19 at 12:17 am to Shaft Williams
They both blow crusty syphilis dicks. Saban should can both before the sun rises tomorrow.
Posted on 11/10/19 at 12:18 am to Shaft Williams
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Dude, I saw two to three drives our defense stopped, our offense gets the ball and does nothing due to play calling. If you can say Tua gifted LSU points I can just as well say Sark gifted LSU points and/or possessions.
How pathetic is it when you're saying it is good enough for our defense to stop two or three drives but you expect our OC to call perfection all game?
Sark didn't gift shite. He would kill a drive with a bad call or two bad calls; however all OCs have that ebb and flow.
The one who gifted LSU was the one who fumbled on the goal line and threw an INT that gave them an easy TD before Halftime (our DC did nothing to stop that btw).
Posted on 11/10/19 at 12:23 am to YStar
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Sark didn't gift shite. He would kill a drive with a bad call or two bad calls; however all OCs have that ebb and flow.
To kill a drive is a turnover.
Posted on 11/10/19 at 12:29 am to YStar
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Sark didn't gift shite. He would kill a drive with a bad call or two bad calls; however all OCs have that ebb and flow.
His playcalling neutered our offense in the first half and the delays in getting plays relayed and executed in the second half was pathetic.
Posted on 11/10/19 at 12:45 am to Malik Agar
The lost time...perhaps 2:00...on the last drive, due to poor play calling and clock management...was inexcusable. When you're down 2 scores with 8:00 left, your offense has to be in two minute mode.
This post was edited on 11/10/19 at 12:46 am
Posted on 11/10/19 at 12:49 am to Shaft Williams
Why do we have to choose?
They’re both dogshit.
I do see more people taking up for Sark though, which makes no sense. He was horrible. How many 4th down conversions did we attempt today compared to LSU? That should tell you all you need to know. On one of those drives Tua had to convert multiple 4th downs to get into the endzone
They’re both dogshit.
I do see more people taking up for Sark though, which makes no sense. He was horrible. How many 4th down conversions did we attempt today compared to LSU? That should tell you all you need to know. On one of those drives Tua had to convert multiple 4th downs to get into the endzone
This post was edited on 11/10/19 at 12:52 am
Posted on 11/10/19 at 12:58 am to uofarolltide
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Why do we have to choose?
Better question is why people get so defensive and can't admit Tua was just as much as a problem.
We needed him to stay focused and lead us to victory.
Amazing that we fumble in the goal line and throw a pick which gave them seven points before half, but all of that and more is excused.
To be honest it was Najee and the change in play calling which sparked our comeback and had we not given them an easy seven we would have took the lead.
This post was edited on 11/10/19 at 12:59 am
Posted on 11/10/19 at 1:02 am to Shaft Williams
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Posted on 11/10/19 at 1:03 am to YStar
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Better question is why people get so defensive and can't admit Tua was just as much as a problem.
Maybe because we expect kids to make mistakes, but we expect the coaches to fricking coach. Sark's clock management on the last drive alone was abysmal.
Posted on 11/10/19 at 1:05 am to YStar
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Better question is why people get so defensive and can't admit Tua was just as much as a problem.
We needed him to stay focused and lead us to victory.
Amazing that we fumble in the goal line and throw a pick which gave them seven points before half, but all of that and more is excused.
To be honest it was Najee and the change in play calling which sparked our comeback and had we not given them an easy seven we would have took the lead.
Najee running the ball was there all game long. That LSU defensive line isn't that good. Tua wasn't focused? Because he made two turnovers? Man, stop. If Tua wasn't on the field we are blown out of the stadium.
Posted on 11/10/19 at 1:05 am to YStar
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Better question is why people get so defensive and can't admit Tua was just as much as a problem.
Dude, ok Tua fumbled on his way into the endzone, and threw a bad pick. He was also extremely limited in terms of his mobility.
He didn’t have his best game, but he was still out there throwing dimes all game long, and led a pretty incredible comeback in the second half. He has tremendous talent. He wasn’t out there airmailing passes all game. He was accurate for the most part, and played with heart.
Sark could’ve called a much better game for him, and I think if we had swapped coordinators with LSU, we win the game.
If you want to start a Tua bashing thread, go for it, but we have every right to place a lot of blame on the coordinators for this shite show
This post was edited on 11/10/19 at 1:13 am
Posted on 11/10/19 at 1:06 am to uofarolltide
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Why do we have to choose?
They’re both dogshit.
I do see more people taking up for Sark though, which makes no sense. He was horrible. How many 4th down conversions did we attempt today compared to LSU? That should tell you all you need to know. On one of those drives Tua had to convert multiple 4th downs to get into the endzone
I agree with you.
Posted on 11/10/19 at 1:07 am to Shaft Williams
Ben Livtin (who does a great job analyzing bama on Twitter) Raised a good point that he felt rewatching the game that LSU did a much better job or scheming their offense. It seemed Alabama didn’t do good job at all of that and relied mostly on playmakers just getting open. And I agree. LSU was very versatile with their stacks, backfield passes, qb runs and fakes (which i understand wasn’t an option for us) but man it did seem their offense was much more creative in an efficient way. As opposed to the cute stuff we tried
Posted on 11/10/19 at 1:08 am to YStar
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Amazing that we fumble in the goal line and throw a pick which gave them seven points before half, but all of that and more is excused.
No one has done this. His mistakes are his mistakes.
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To be honest it was Najee and the change in play calling which sparked our comeback and had we not given them an easy seven we would have took the lead.
Our DC gifted them points by wiping out an INT because he couldn't get the proper personnel on the field in time...regardless of whether he fricked up on the sidelines or in preparation on the practice field.
Posted on 11/10/19 at 1:09 am to Kcstills17
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it did seem their offense was much more creative in an efficient way. As opposed to the cute stuff we tried
This
Posted on 11/10/19 at 1:41 am to Kcstills17
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LSU was very versatile with their stacks, backfield passes, qb runs and fakes (which i understand wasn’t an option for us) but man it did seem their offense was much more creative in an efficient way. As opposed to the cute stuff we tried
I’m an amateur at this stuff but I thought this was absolutely right. LSU had much more of a command of what they wanted to do compared to us. We seemed flustered at times and it never felt like we were scheming near as well as LSU. They were confident and had a purpose. Brady’s playcalling was incredible.
Posted on 11/10/19 at 2:28 am to FairhopeTider
That’s been them all year. In fact from what I’ve seen of them really the only time I saw them get out of sync is whatever burrow got sacked. Otherwise they were going right down the field and scoring. Btw despite that tua made the 5 best throws of the night. He was sensational in the 2nd half. and it’s a shame how much criticism he is receiving from the outside
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