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The results favor your assessment, however, I don't think we would have lost that game if we had executed on less than 4 plays on defense not including the 2 point play.

I disagree. I think LSU is a better team than KY. Way better statistically. It being a road game gave KY a large advantage.

To make a determination about what would have happened if Taylor played requires too many assumptions about too many things. It was the same offense run against our defense. Taylor likely wouldn't have had any more time than Pucket. But that is also an assumption.

It was a very strange game statistically. I don't remember another one like it. We win the game 31-0 but we had less time of possession than MST. And MST is a hurry up offense. That makes it harder to predict a winner, IMO.

Hell the Big 10 might get 4 teams in. With the parody, and lack of depth that exists it will be who is healthy enough to win a game.

Both is the answer. It's the execution and situational choices that have to get better.

You're not wrong but it is way too late to be reticent about it. This is a good team but, is one that isn't performing like one at times. Not unlike Kelley's teams but much better. We're really close and closing.

Ha! If we beat Mississippi State, I'll forgive him.

He started last week against McNeese. No way he sits intentionally for an SEC road game.

For promotional & management services,...they fundamentally mooch off the league teams. We do it voluntarily. So are you happy with the promotional efforts and management efficiency,.....lately?

Nobody really talks about it because only the coaches know for sure what is intended. It doesn't always look like it supposed to.

My personal observation is, it's multiple, they do both gap overload where the back follows an extra man, and zone featuring the cut back for runs between the tackles. He probably has his own nomenclature that identifies how they try to create space to run there. Unless there is an obvious weak area to exploit they seem to vary and mix things up. So much depends on the opponents alignment and execution that it's really not worth the effort to try to figure it all out unless you have the time and video replay to work with. And then they will likely change things up a bit depending on the opponent.

There are other blocking schemes used when they play action that seems to be a gap that the RB or QB can choose from.

They also use pulling guards and tight ends, and zone to take out pursuit for plays that are planned outside the edge. I haven't seen a lot of zone read but they do play action a lot.

Not yet.