Shut out in second half and 17 pts...again

[BullDoug]

I got nothing to explain it. Did the Bulls abandon the run to soon? I do not think White is the long term answer. Davis looked like a savior in the first and just average in the second.

[hm101]

Perfect half followed by complete ****... i don't get it

[El_Toro_86]

Coaching.....or lack thereof

[Bulls On Parade]

Execution was terrible I really think game changer was the called back first down early in 3rd quarter when we were driving.

[El_Toro_86]

This power offense will not work here.  Hell, it barely works at Stanford.

 

College football has changed.  Most programs are moving away from this offense and moving towards a more up tempo spread attack. 

 

We, on the other hand, stick with the 3 yards and a cloud of dust and put up 2 TDs a game.

[BullGrad95]

Execution was terrible I really think game changer was the called back first down early in 3rd quarter when we were driving.

+1

[Guest]

This power offense will not work here.  Hell, it barely works at Stanford.

 

College football has changed.  Most programs are moving away from this offense and moving towards a more up tempo spread attack. 

 

We, on the other hand, stick with the 3 yards and a cloud of dust and put up 2 TDs a game.

 

Alabama uses a power, pro-style offense... so does Michigan State... just two off the top of my head.  This style of offense will work fine once we get talented players.  Skip Holtz ran a spread offense... how did that work out?

[GaUSFBull]

Execution was terrible I really think game changer was the called back first down early in 3rd quarter when we were driving.

 

It really is as simple as this.  

 

I'm sure that there were some things Breezy could have done differently on defense, but overall, I'm proud of how the defense played.  They got tired late in the game and just got beat.  

 

If we had ANY semblance of a consistently executing offense, we would have won tonight.  But if "ifs" and "buts" were candy and nuts, what a merry Christmas we'd have.  

[Rex Havoc]

This power offense will not work here. Hell, it barely works at Stanford.

College football has changed. Most programs are moving away from this offense and moving towards a more up tempo spread attack.

We, on the other hand, stick with the 3 yards and a cloud of dust and put up 2 TDs a game.

Alabama uses a power, pro-style offense... so does Michigan State... just two off the top of my head. This style of offense will work fine once we get talented players. Skip Holtz ran a spread offense... how did that work out?

Those teams can recruit and land the players we can only dream about.

[Apis Bull]

Lack of depth