Don't we all, but I was referring to the type of offense.I prefer offenses that score more points.
Don't we all, but I was referring to the type of offense.I prefer offenses that score more points.
This is where I stand, maybe no one is asking but since everyone else is saying there opinions why not.
1. Losing DG is a big loss. He’s a very good QB
2. I would’ve loved for him to stay because with him I think we had a shot at the AAC title next year with him and without him we are probably 9-3/8-4 next year.
3. It seems like everyone either thinks he’s the second coming of Jesus or a bottom tier player. He was an extremely good deep ball thrower, a very good all around quarterback, but had flaws that kept him from being great that people also need to realize. I.e. not being able to read a zone defense to save his life. He was very good, but not great.
I’m annoyed he left, might cause us an extra loss or two next year, but we’ll be fine medium to long term (hopefully).
I don’t necessarily care what “type” the offense is as long as it is capable of scoring points at a high rate. There is something to be said for a ball control offense like Navy uses where you expect possessions to be limited and scoring to be lower. That’s not what we have here. Our time of possession ranking is actually lower than it was last year.Don't we all, but I was referring to the type of offense.
Do you believe Gus is committed to running a particular kind of offense and, if so, how would you describe it.I don’t necessarily care what “type” the offense is as long as it is capable of scoring points at a high rate. There is something to be said for a ball control offense like Navy uses where you expect possessions to be limited and scoring to be lower. That’s not what we have here. Our time of possession ranking is actually lower than it was last year.
It has been dull bc we have a true freshman from AZ as our best backupOffense was fine until after Louisville. We had more than 6 plays! Recently it has been dull but we are winning games we shoild have lost so just turn the page and recruit, recruit, recruit
Maybe O'Keefe knew DGs planDuring the game I think Okeefe threw a pass. While on sideline DG came over to him to tell him nice pass and Okeefe ignored him. Not sure if I’m reading too much into it.
Likely everone on the team.Maybe O'Keefe knew DGs plan
That’s only because of the ineptitude of the offense, most specifically the QB and all the 3 and outs we had. It really was awful.I don’t necessarily care what “type” the offense is as long as it is capable of scoring points at a high rate. There is something to be said for a ball control offense like Navy uses where you expect possessions to be limited and scoring to be lower. That’s not what we have here. Our time of possession ranking is actually lower than it was last year.
Nailed it. If he wants to go pro does he think he will be able to pick where he goes? So if imhe suits up for a bottom feeder and things arent going well he is going to pout. Leaders lead regardless of where. Portal kids just look for comfortI was always told to finish what you started…leaders lead and make the guys around you better they don’t leave to better themselves.
He’s not making an NFL team.Nailed it. If he wants to go pro does he think he will be able to pick where he goes? So if imhe suits up for a bottom feeder and things arent going well he is going to pout. Leaders lead regardless of where. Portal kids just look for comfort
I realize that but in his mind he is DG the brand and worthy enough. Even if he was, Nfl owners would certainly pry into why he would try to go elsewhereHe’s not making an NFL team.
I would like to see a compilation of the rollout to the right with throwing it away, there seemed to be at least 5-6 times in the game. It was the epitome of playing not to lose, and against any solid opponent would definitely lead to a loss and almost did on Saturday.That’s only because of the ineptitude of the offense, most specifically the QB and all the 3 and outs we had. It really was awful.
Multiple eras come to an end. The era of having a super talented QB on the roster. And the end of the
The last few games when the camera was on DG it seemed like he was always with Kaiden Robinson joking around on the sidelines (Kaiden Robinson entered the portal yesterday also). They were checked out.To me, this year has been Okeefe’s team. He’s the only true consistent spark we’ve had on offense this year. He seems to have the respect of everyone on offense once they sit on the sideline after each series. It sure looked like he knew, usually DG commanded respect after each series. Remember how KZ acted and what he did when he was hurt? He stayed involved and tried to coach ppl up. Didn’t see that with DG, he was off to the side, trying to hang out with the NFL guys.
Mckenzie Milton would coach from an IPad in a hospital bed while DG dances with the other checked out player and does Oakley Promos at Florida Mall to sit out our Rivalry game. His last few weeks here won’t be looked at well.The last few games when the camera was on DG it seemed like he was always with Kaiden Robinson joking around on the sidelines (Kaiden Robinson entered the portal yesterday also). They were checked out.
From what ive seen his offense is similar to frosts but instead of killins type rbs he prefers to use bruisers up the gut and control more clockDon't we all, but I was referring to the type of offense.
his issues with the NFL will be his physical tools, not about his transferring. And Gus isn't viewed as some QB whisperer in the NFL where people would be wondering how could Dillon leave such a great QB coach ... it must be his character. They're probably more likely to wonder why he stayed (if he did).I realize that but in his mind he is DG the brand and worthy enough. Even if he was, Nfl owners would certainly pry into why he would try to go elsewhere
Only way this is NIL related is if a runner brokered a deal to get him to transfer. People , no matter the school, won’t buy socks and baseball style shirts.
I do suspect he was approached by donors and knows where he's going.Yep it’s all about the Benjamins, I’m sure some booster, coach or agent approached him about some booster NIL deal as part of the package plus he’s going somewhere where they run an air raid offense, not a power spread like Gus’.
I agree on the rbs but so far the use of the pass seems different that Frost's. Perhaps it's because he doesn't trust his QBs and receivers. Not very many long balls.From what ive seen his offense is similar to frosts but instead of killins type rbs he prefers to use bruisers up the gut and control more clock
Not sure I agree. This offense was just not suited for DG. He was not the same as the past two years and we won just as many games. The future is 2 years from now in the Big 12 and DG is not it. Granted, talent wise for throwing deep balls, DG is way better.Anyone acting like this isn’t a huge loss hasn’t been watching this year
LOL at his dad’s use of “this place”… Is this a required phrase for all dooshbagery that happens with UCF?Garrett Gabriel on son Dillon's decision to transfer from UCF: QB wants a place 'better suited for him'
Orlando Sentinel on MSN.com|19 hours ago
Dillon Gabriel's decision to leave the UCF is something that he'd pondered for quite some time, his father told The Orlando Sentinel.
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Well then he sure as heck shouldn’t have been hawking his stupid gear to UCF fans if he was pondering it for sometime. Not that I would buy it. I am for UCF and not just one player.LOL at his dad’s use of “this place”… Is this a required phrase for all dooshbagery that happens with UCF?
He drops:
“It’s someplace he loves….”
“It wasn’t that easy because of the place and some of the people,”…..
🙄🙄🙄
Maybe he needs to worry about winning a meaningful game firstGarrett Gabriel on son Dillon's decision to transfer from UCF: QB wants a place 'better suited for him'
Orlando Sentinel on MSN.com|19 hours ago
Dillon Gabriel's decision to leave the UCF is something that he'd pondered for quite some time, his father told The Orlando Sentinel.
MSN
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