re: Overall just very disappointed with the lack of creativity on offense

No reason to open up the offense and get crazy when the game is close. The A&M game was the first game in the season where it appeared the coaches are comfortable with the offense enough to open it up when we were down before the end of the first half. Why go full throttle and risk turn-overs and giving the other team momentum from potential mistakes. Just because you don't like it, doesn't mean that running our power run game is a bad idea. There are only a few teams the last two years who can match up against our offense in a power run game and slow it down.

For the most part, when we played those teams the offensive coaches opened up and did what we needed to. (Except for the Florida game. which again at that point in the season we were still searching for our o-line because of injuries. The coaches didn't feel that o-line could provide Mett the time needed to run deeper routes which take longer to develop. Not to mention at that point in the season the receivers had the dropsies. Even with that, we were marching down and had a huge play from ODB. That play and that whole drive was ended due to a fumble. I guess thats Mile's fault too.