Canada's Offense

Les is still calling the plays.

Etling isn't a good QB.

My thinking is that we have a bunch of players who were used to a simple offense where you got lined up and tried to beat the guy in front of you. Now these same guys are being asked to move and pull and shift and motion in every which way and they just aren't used to it yet. My hope is that we will get better as the year wears on.

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And before you say it won't work with SEC defenses, he made Clemson look like fools

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Still not a SEC defense but I do get the point. Like others, do we have the right guys up front? Is that blocking scheme correct for the offense? Being that we are only 3 games in, I'm still optimistic that we traded up

I think he's kindve reverted back to what he did while he was at Wisconsin instead of what made him hot at Pitt. I believe having Guice influenced this decision but there's no reason Guice can't be very productive in the system he ran at Pitt. He needs to move us toward that style of offense and it needs to start this weekend. Also I'm not sure who's decision it was to play things close to the chest against the two cupcakes we faced weeks 1 and 2 but that strategy need to be scrapped. Once you face your first SEC opponent the cats out of the bag anyway so what's the point?

I'm begging for Cam Cameron to be back calling plays. No way in hell Les loses by 30 fricken points to MS State.

No. You answered your own question. His offense is difficult to learn. There in lies some of the problem.

I'm thinking short practices and lack of reps during offense install= too much scheme, not enough tech,.

its a gimmick offense, all that shifting does nothing