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His point was that these agents shouldn't have the market cornered in the first place, not that you shouldn't hire people with the same agents

They're (Oregon) on a bye so it gives an opportunity

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Tax write off

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Bingo. Tax write off that counts towards the team you root for potentially being better

Mullen has some appeal that I can agree with. We're gonna score some points on offense at least. Only thing would be who he'd hire for DC. and then if they suck, would he be willing to move on from them. That lead to his downfall at Florida

There's 2 ways to look at it. Moore and Thompson will be gone to open spots next along with the OL being bad so that should give him opportunity next year. He followed Atkins here

Andddddd then he could realize that the development here isn't good and look elsewhere for that

I'd like for this to be true but baseball offense and football offense are 2 very different things. Baseball is a streaky game. In this football offense we have nothing working right now: blocking, run game, deep passes. Only thing we do well sometimes is quick screens and 5 yd curls

Can't disagree there. Atkins was also an OC before and had a good bit of success including against us. Wouldn't mind giving him a shot to turn it around

Yea I agree, while HP at the spy should be a good recipe, having Cooley and Haulcy on the back end should keep 8-10 yd gains from becoming 30+

I don’t understand how you don’t teach this even if you mainly are in a 2 point stance. The recruiting pitch of “we’re gonna get you ready for the NFL” should mean they do stuff like this

I agree with the OP. I just rewatched the game and the play calling wasn't nearly as bad as it felt in the moment (not calling it great either). The one thing I've noticed through 3 games is that the pistol formation almost always turns out to be a run. I'm gonna look for this in the future as I'm hoping that Sloane is setting some stuff up for later in the season.

The jumbo run wasn't nearly as prominent in this game as it was against Clemson and La Tech. The only one that really stood out was the big run by Durham, but they were actually under center in the offset power I and it wasn't a zone schemed run. This is what I hope to see more in the future.

The O line did better in a zone scheme this week, but not great. We did have a few good runs called back because of a penalty (one was a Nuss scramble for a first in the red zone).