This play calling is pathetic

[The Great 8]

And here I was looking most forward to seeing Kean get reps in these first two games.

[TarHeel_Bull]

We throw the Deep ball and we score. What a coincidence 

[Gismo]

1st play of the game, Louisville has Lamar Jackson throw deep ball. Incomplete but they came out to win.

Edited September 2, 2017 by Gismo

[slick1ru2]

I don't understand why they kept just running into a massive pile of defensive lineman again and again  in the middle or  how bad the offensive line was picking up blitzes. 

[usfgrad84]

Louisville is on Fox. Watch the difference in playcalling that puts their dynamic QB in position to make plays. Remember him and Flowers have similar skill sets and similar numbers. 

[usfgrad84]

I thought the offense Gilbert brought with him was supposed to resemble elements of Baylor and what we saw from Syracuse last year. Even what we saw from SJSU last week. Short, quick passes to spread the field and get the ball in the hands of the playmakers with some read options mixed in. Then quick strike down field. This offense looks more like what Stanford runs and what Taggart tried to bring originally. 

Someone explain it because I have no idea what Im watching so far  

 

[NewEnglandBull]

3 minutes ago, usfgrad84 said:

I thought the offense Gilbert brought with him was supposed to resemble elements of Baylor and what we saw from Syracuse last year. Even what we saw from SJSU last week. Short, quick passes to spread the field and get the ball in the hands of the playmakers with some read options mixed in. Then quick strike down field. This offense looks more like what Stanford runs and what Taggart tried to bring originally. 

Someone explain it because I have no idea what Im watching so far  

 

 Only thing I can think of is that he will start this next week. It was my understanding that is the way they did their practices this off-season to.

[Gismo]

8 minutes ago, usfgrad84 said:

I thought the offense Gilbert brought with him was supposed to resemble elements of Baylor and what we saw from Syracuse last year. Even what we saw from SJSU last week. Short, quick passes to spread the field and get the ball in the hands of the playmakers with some read options mixed in. Then quick strike down field. This offense looks more like what Stanford runs and what Taggart tried to bring originally. 

Someone explain it because I have no idea what Im watching so far  

 

Watch Oregon.... it's the same offense Taggart used at USF, like almost the exact same. Maybe some nicer QB passes and less QB carries. And Oregon is leading 45-7 before half time. 

Edited September 3, 2017 by Gismo

[Brad]

12 minutes ago, usfgrad84 said:

This offense looks more like what Stanford runs and what Taggart tried to bring originally. 

This.

Dump it.

[Bulls On Parade]

I didn't go to the spring game but I thought the offense looked ok in that game?  

I really hope we are just keeping it vanilla on purpose and doing the bare minimum to win till we get into conference play.