I cannot understand the RB usage in the bowl game

We were playing from behind the whole game baw.

Not rocket science

Kaleb Jackson was by far the most productive.
I really really hope that he’s featured more next year. He’s an absolute monster and looks the part. We haven’t had an RB that looks like him in far too long.

He’s probably the best at blocking assignments and knowing the playbooks in general.

Diggs got hurt, playing from behind with a first time starter at QB - I think you could end the thread at they wanted the best blockers in the game.

Josh is the best multi-purpose back. Best pass blocker and receiver.

Cain is the strongest back and our OL was not getting a push. He's also a SR so Kelly probably wanted to let him finish with some carries.

Maybe that means Diggs is returning. Kaleb needs to start getting a lot more reps though.

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It’s not a mystery the young guys are not good blockers.

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Then run the ball, or have them slip out for a pass instead of blocking.
I don't want Kaleb Jackson blocking.

It’s not hard to see that Williams is our best pass blocker and probably the most trust worthy back we got with the ball

The gameplan was "keep Nuss comfortable and off of his butt." This requires a running back who knows his blocking assignments and hot routes. Freshmen rarely fulfill this requirement.

Sorry meant to upvote

I cannot understand the RB usage in the bowl game

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Simple, two offensive coordinators in their first game . Just happens to be a bowl game, with a quarterback making his first start, playing catch up.

Not to mention you have your two all American wide receivers you would like to utilize.




I would imagine whoever the coordinator is will use the offseason to implement, more of a run oriented offense with a lot of play action pass. Nuss does not have the legs that Daniel's had.

So imagine they're going to use the offseason to work on blocking schemes and two tight end formations. Expect a lot of dinking and dunking, crossing routes.

Barring injury I would imagine Mason Taylor will have a career season next year.