You shouldn't. We are pretty ****ty.
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Arizona Game - Official Thread (10/7, 6 PM, Pac-12 Network)
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You shouldn't. We are pretty ****ty.
Makeable
Very convinced of two things:
We do not have good 3-4 defensive talent and would suggest we switch to a 4-3 and get the young talent on the field! I would rather see Callier in 90% of the time instead of Javier Edwards
Moeller is a safety, not a guy that should be up at the line. He cannot hold the edge, rush the passer, or tackle a great athletic player. I love him, but should just be a back end safety.
We do not have good 3-4 defensive talent and would suggest we switch to a 4-3 and get the young talent on the field! I would rather see Callier in 90% of the time instead of Javier Edwards
Moeller is a safety, not a guy that should be up at the line. He cannot hold the edge, rush the passer, or tackle a great athletic player. I love him, but should just be a back end safety.
DrunkPanda
Well-Known Member
Why the hell did he throw it a yard short of the marker on that last completion....
CitizenKane
Well-Known Member
If this isn’t the game to bench Montez and burn some of those oline redshirts. I don’t know what is. Lose this game and the season is done
Hi.O
Well-Known Member
That's on the receiver for not running the route deep enough.
hurt aren't they?
Why bench Montez?
Dude has 2 seconds, if that, every pass attempt.
Get new people on the o-line, but I don't see how Noyer is going to change things.
bigskybuff
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You'd panic too if you had guys running untouched at you. Every time he drops back, the D is already running past our lineman. The oline is the problem here. They honestly cannot block anyone when we pass. If Lindgren was smart, he'd roll out Montez and throw back the opposite side to take the edge off their rush.
That's the spirit, drive by fan of the year.
letsgoavs192
I support systemic racism
Let’s call it like it is. We aren’t very good.
The frustrating thing is I think if the O line was just ok in pass protection we would be. Would allow our solid group of receivers to get open. But Montez never has any time.
No excuse for the defensive performance tonight. Bad luck getting a QB you didn’t gamrplan for. But still.
The frustrating thing is I think if the O line was just ok in pass protection we would be. Would allow our solid group of receivers to get open. But Montez never has any time.
No excuse for the defensive performance tonight. Bad luck getting a QB you didn’t gamrplan for. But still.
Medford M.
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Montez isn't the problem, people.
Where our offense needs to progress is more designed rollouts. RPO on edge or get boot action with easy reads for QBSM. Having him sit in the pocket doesn’t work past the first read, so the coaches need to get him on the edge more frequently. With the success of our run game, our play action should be gutting UA for big plays over the middle and corner/post routes.
Create the offense around the strengths of the QB and the weakness of the OL. Lots of run, play action, move pocket, quicker throws for screens and other smart plays. The one call that would not be made is 5 step drop, multiple reads, and throws for the QB. This program took a huge step forward last year, and it was a collective effort. At this point, I am partially convinced that the some of the coaching staff are now over their heads and cannot move us farther ahead.
I think Mac gets out coached often. As a matter of fact, I think he's been out coached in every game except, MAYBE, CSU. And that one was a push at best. Think about it. We had more talent than Texas St. and UNC, but we were out coached. And last year we were out coached in the Big XII Championship and Alamo Bowl. I think Mac has maxed out. Or at least I worry that he has.