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What happened to McRae?#55 should never see the field again.
Gameplan to beat UCF is pretty simple. If you control the LOS and stop the run and can play man, DG is not good enough to win the game solely by throwing the football. The inability to run the football in this game was alarming, but so was the inability of the receivers to get any separation on the Tulsa defenders.
penalty on #55. oh the game is over? i'm conditioned to hear it every 5 mins now.
Not to mention a minute left in half and we give up. What a clown. I was a Heupel fan. Not anymore. Plays too safe and it doesn’t work.The defense gave us so many easy chances to put it away in the first half. We squandered mostly all of them. Usually no points or only a field goal.
Exactly. Where are the crossing routes? These one-on-one routes, which are basically all of our routes, give a huge advantage to teams with good DBs.Pathetic. Now we get to listen to Heupel say a bunch of bullshit. I was really trying to give the guy the benefit of the doubt by this crap keeps happening. He is a stubborn ass play caller, never adapts. We don’t seem to run any crossing routes, everything is big bombs or up the middle runs. Tired of the freaking penalties, I mean peewee teams have more discipline. I don’t know what to make of it. I guess they believed their own hype
This is what really pisses me off, especially after they just scored. What a joke. You play all 60 minutes or just don’t play. I think I will go to work this week and say screw it, I am leaving Wednesday and did enough for the weekNot to mention a minute left in half and we give up. What a clown. I was a Heupel fan. Not anymore. Plays too safe and it doesn’t work.
It really is crazy to me, if this is all it takes to make over two million a year, I want the gig and I will do it for $500,000 and hire a bunch of great assistantsExactly. Where are the crossing routes? These one-on-one routes, which are basically all of our routes, give a huge advantage to teams with good DBs.
Redshirt freshmanThe center obviously had a horrific game but he is a freshman, hopefully this experience will make him a better player down the road. That being said, there has to be some alternative for now.
Heupel plays fast like you say as a gimmick, Frost was creative and played fast with out speed, really night and day difference. He just like to air it out with deep bombs, it is fun when it works and like I said last year, it works and looks great agains not so good teams, good teams can hang aroundThe big advantage for UCF is the play fast gimmick. All the penalties negate that advantage. Then you have to play big boy football which is not UCF’s strength.
When the QB stares down the receiver, it will invite double coverage from a safety or LB, even when the WR was initially open. Instead of watching an open receiver for two seconds, throw the ball as soon as he makes his break. When this happens it is NOT a receiver issue.What happened to McRae?
You do have to give him credit for the wins like last seasons Stanford or Temple game. His play calling and preparation led to the blowoutsStarting to see a pattern with CJH and it’s not comforting. Can’t coach a game if he’s not getting a blowout. 2-3 more years of so-so seasons under him and we’ll have flushed all the progress we’ve made and have to start all over with the naysayers and P5 geniuses.
Because we ran a predictable offense almost all night. On about 90% of our plays, they knew exactly where we would run: up the middle, and where we would pass: WR screens on the short drops, and go routes on all deep drops. They know that on the few occasions that we pass to the middle, DG will stare at the receiver long enough to let defenders get there before he delivers the pass. That's how they can defend us with a 3-4.How the hell do we get burned on a 3-4 all night? I don't understand?
So it's a coaching issue....if that's the case, we don't stand much of a chance the remainder of the year.Because we ran a predictable offense almost all night. On about 90% of our plays, they knew exactly where we would run: up the middle, and where we would pass: WR screens on the short drops, and go routes on all deep drops. They know that on the few occasions that we pass to the middle, DG will stare at the receiver long enough to let defenders get there before he delivers the pass. That's how they can defend us with a 3-4.
for our level, he'll be like what coker did to the canes. slow and steady decline. this staff's recruiting isn't all that good either.Starting to see a pattern with CJH and it’s not comforting. Can’t coach a game if he’s not getting a blowout. 2-3 more years of so-so seasons under him and we’ll have flushed all the progress we’ve made and have to start all over with the naysayers and P5 geniuses.
the other center from the orlando area, redshirt sophomore seidelman, didn't beat him out.why are we down to a freshman at center?!? Is there really no other option?
Despite the issues we have, I do give Heup lots of credit. Our roster is probably more full of talent than ever in the history of the program. We have great playmaking ability on both sides of the ball. When we are efficiently playing fast we are competitive with most any team in the nation.You do have to give him credit for the wins like last seasons Stanford or Temple game. His play calling and preparation led to the blowouts
We'll see. But Tulsa is much more talented than many people give them credit for, especially their defense.So it's a coaching issue....if that's the case, we don't stand much of a chance the remainder of the year.
We'll see...I see all L's besides the Butt Pirates, that's how Tulsa rolls...Super Bowl and done.We'll see. But Tulsa is much more talented than many people give them credit for, especially their defense.
Obviously Matt Lee had a bad game. But I still believe he will be a good one for us. His mistakes tonight are fixable and teachable type moments. Hopefully he can learn from them right away.The center obviously had a horrific game but he is a freshman, hopefully this experience will make him a better player down the road. That being said, there has to be some alternative for now.