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2 minutes ago, Brad said:

This is obvious and biggest problem, hope we make adjustments pronto.  Maybe we don't have the talent.  Thinking Mack's and Adams' departures were not big hits to the offense was silly, but many thought that.

They were definitely big hits, but they aren't the reason our offense is atrocious. 

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Gismo
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Aside from Texas collapse, all of the games I've watched, all of the teams looked much more ready to go than USF has in our past two.     

Brad
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AAC Championship looks far more difficult today.  The CAA championship (P7) might be tough for us.

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Nothing has died, but if the offensive coaches don't start putting this offense in a position that plays to our strengths it won't last much longer. 

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Aside from Texas collapse, all of the games I've watched, all of the teams looked much more ready to go than USF has in our past two. 

 

 

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5 minutes ago, slick1ru2 said:

As for Flowers and the Heisman, he was pretty much the only reason we won today,

Also the reason we almost lost.  His passing was the worst we've seen in a long time.

When we can't run and we can't pass, we in heap big trouble.

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2 minutes ago, JTrue said:

They were definitely big hits, but they aren't the reason our offense is atrocious. 

No, but not being able to fill the vacuum with personnel and plays is.

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No, but not being able to fill the vacuum with personnel and plays is.

Plays are 99% of our problem. Personnel is 1%.

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I don't know the exact % breakout.  But, sometimes great players can overcome bad plays...

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1 minute ago, Brad said:

I don't know the exact % breakout.  But, sometimes great players can overcome bad plays...

And sometimes, the dragon eats the knight.

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4 minutes ago, Brad said:

Also the reason we almost lost.  His passing was the worst we've seen in a long time.

When we can't run and we can't pass, we in heap big trouble.

Well I know there were drops, but I'm not sure how much of the rest of his passing issues  are from being off the mark or because of bad route running or pressure from the defensive  line.  

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His receivers didn't do much to help him. How dropped passes did we have today?

It's nice that he got some national attention but he was never going to win the Heisman.

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11 minutes ago, Gismo said:

Aside from Texas collapse, all of the games I've watched, all of the teams looked much more ready to go than USF has in our past two. 

 

 

Same, and that includes high school football.

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