Does it look like Miles has backed out of play calling?

either that or he grew a pair of balls

Well he cant be the one making good calls. He only makes shitty calls. All the plays that didn't work last night = Les, all the ones that did = anyone else.

it's pretty obvious he was never involved more than any other head coach in the nation



man the ignorance around here is astounding

Our offense improved because our WRs, O-line, and QB all have improved. That leads to being able to call better plays and more production.

There wasn't just some magical play calling switch that was flipped.

I think it's more of Miles having the pulse of his team and knowing when to turn Mett loose
He tried to turn him loose early in the year and it didn't work - the oline mix match and the WR play didn't help so he went back to the run game
The WR's are playing a lot better now than at the beg of the year
The injury to Faulk really hurt the oline and until Turner and Alexander stabilized it, it wasn't fun to watch

His interview after the game was strange. He was very loud about Coach Stud and gave him a lot of praise. It just stood out to me the way he said it and how he said it.

It's pretty obvious what he's done with the team this year. Fans don't want to recognize it, but this is essentially a regrouping year for us. We've played 15 true freshmen this year, and several other RS freshmen and sophomores. The play calling this year has been conservative, most likely in an attempt to let Mettenberger get used to the offense, and get used to SEC defenses. Now that he's seen that Mett is more comfortable, he's opening it up more, as well as letting Mett check more at the line. (I should say they, not he. He's a former o-line coach... of course he's going to be involved in offensive calls, just like former D coaches that are now HC stay involved in defensive calls).

I don't think he or coaches knew what they had in the Bama game as far a Mett was concerned. Sure wish they would have let him try and win it in the end. Mett is looking as advertised.

I think he's become more involved and less involved simultaneously.