Michigan's OC

[Smitty]

3 notes:

1) maybe stick with the ground game when it works

2) throwing every first down, running every second down, and throwing every third down is not tricky. and i think the defense has picked up on it.

3) you haven't even been CLOSE to completing a deep pass outside the hashes all day. but, hey, keep trying. maybe you'll hit one by spring practice.

there is not a single OC in the country who knows what the fuck they are doing. ok, maybe the guys at the service academies. option left, option right, fullback dive.... good stuff.

 

[ejthree]

3 notes:

1) maybe stick with the ground game when it works

2) throwing every first down, running every second down, and throwing every third down is not tricky. and i think the defense has picked up on it.

3) you haven't even been CLOSE to completing a deep pass outside the hashes all day. but, hey, keep trying. maybe you'll hit one by spring practice.

there is not a single OC in the country who knows what the fuck they are doing. ok, maybe the guys at the service academies. option left, option right, fullback dive.... good stuff.

I think everyone agrees the coaching is way under par when IMO they signed this overrated brother...lol

 

[IX_Bender]

just look at the yardage 1h vs 2h

adjustments. run what works. its not that hard.

Saban gets it. Jim Khakis bangs his head into a brick wall.

 

[Smitty]

these guys just overthink it. "uh, we ran the ball well in the first half. so they will stop the run in the second half. we'd better throw the ball all over the place."

you know, because they WEREN'T trying to stop the run in the first half. :facepalm: