re: It's not he scheme it's the philosophy

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either. If you look at the Jennings at the end of last year compared to Harris this year, Jennings looked better in my opinion. Jennings at least has a little touch. Harris has been shielded thanks to Fournette this year. Look what happened at Bama. Can you honestly say Harris as of now is ready? He can only throw the deep ball, is not accurate and throws too hard when receivers are close. He shite the bed just like he did at Auburn plain and simple. Stop defending this crap. I hate ignorant fricks like you that respond with nothing more than gotcha attempts.

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you are just choosing to be forgetful.

Last years end of year Jennings was the worst QB I have ever seen, like ULM QB bad...terrible.

Harris wasn't perfect

Actually, it's not Einstein's definition, either. He wasn't the one to coin the phrase on insanity. It was Rita Mae Brown in her novel, "Sudden Death", published in 1983.

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we still need to use a philosophy that works in those 10% games throughout the rest of the season also so that when we get to those 10% games, the offense that will work against them is a smooth running machine and not something we just installed for that particular game.

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And, we have to practice it like it's going to be friggin important.

Everyone talked this year about BH's inaccuracy. Before that, it was AJ. Before that, JJ/JL.

Um, hey guys. Newsflash. Throwing accurately IN A GAME at GAME speed requires repetition!

Accurate passing goes hand in hand with great timing with receivers, comfort with expectations of how routes will be run, comfort that you will both read the defense the same way and on and on.

IDGAF how much you practice shite when your QB is wearing the special jersey during the week, if you plan to only pass when the other team fricking makes you, it's too damned late.

Oh, and here's another newsflash our coach seems to have never heard of. If the vast majority of the time you pass is in OBVIOUS passing situations, you create 2 problems.

1)The defense sort of is prepared for that shite.

2)Your QB ends up in "zero defect mode" where every fricking time he's passing, it's in a "must complete" situation.

shite, we even did that crap a lot during ZM's senior year. Fortunately, when you have an NFL QB, two star NFL WRs and an NFL RB, you can get away with that shite.

Putting your first year starters into that situation is asinine.

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Last years end of year Jennings was the worst QB I have ever seen, like ULM QB bad...terrible.

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Yeah. AJ by the season's end had basically ceased to be a QB. The difference between having him at QB and just running the wildcat was negligible.

This was an odd bump

WOW
Now up to 7 pages of the same old people spouting the same tired old crap.



More of the dumb leading the stupid. Don't you people ever have an original thought?

We don't run enough formations or our personnel in certain formations gives stuff away.

How often do you see Alabama run a play action pass to a tight end in the flat on 1st down, and the dude is wide open and gets 6 yards?

Then, when you watch LSU run a very similar play, the quarterback is rushed by the edge rusher and the tight end releases he's completely covered and the most we get is like a 2 yard gain?

It's crazy.

To me, it has to be something with our formations. They must be a dead giveaway. Like, when they line up in a certain set with certain personnel in, there must only be a couple different plays we can run.

The defense knows what we are going to do way too often.

I know you didn't, I shouldn't have responded to you when I wrote that

One thing that bothers me is that fact that we Rarely hit wide receivers at the line of scrimmage. It's one of the most simple plays you can call that gets good yardage a good amount of the time. I remember us doing this with Odell and Jarvis a lot. We have Malachi and dural on the outside that can make a CB miss. I'm sure we did it more, but I only remember us doing it one time this year and it was in the bowl game to Dupre and he almost scored.