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So basically the games where the teams had a significant talent advantage lol that isn’t happen at Miami
What does that matter? The offense looked like garbage and bad coordinators often look like garbage against better teams. The reason good coordinators get promoted or pay increases is because they look good against teams that have more talent. If you're a coordinator and you only look good when your players are better than the other team what are you actually bringing to the table?
Unless the goal is to win 9 or 10 games a year, we're not going to have better players than Bama. So when he [does a do-do on] the bed against Bama we can all excuse it by saying, "they had a significant talent advantage lol".
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There weren't a ton of great options available as OC, that's why good play callers get HC jobs fast. Even Georgia and Alabama had to settle for Tommy Rees and Mike Bobo
Go watch Garrett Riley offense vs Georgia
I didn’t ask you
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How did his offenses with talent look at WVU?
Still waiting for an answer @nystateofmind
You're cherry picking. First of all Cincy made the CFP that year and was the #3 team in America, and finished 13-1. Lowly Houston scored 20 against the #3 team in America. FYI the 20 points Dawson and Houston scored against them was the 5th most amount of points scored against Cincy all year. The better performances were 21, 24, 27, and 28 points. No one scored more than 28 on them, all year. The 27 was Alabama in the CFP, btw. So Dawson did 7 points worse than 5-star laden Alabama did.
Texas Tech was the first game of the season. ****, his first non-covid game of his tenure. Houston only scored 21. Fair criticism, but if you are going to discuss his offensive performance in 2021, don't cherry-pick with the two worst results, including a CFP team, over 14 games in a season where they were #15 in America in scoring.
They scored 36 points per game that year, with both of those results included, and they put up 44 against #19 ranked SMU, the second best team on their schedule after the aforementioned #3 Cincy.
Btw, they went 12-2 that year, with a defense than gave up 35+ a third of the time.
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I actually think OL is the one thing ND DOESNT haved an issue with. They have been an Oline factory.
Any other excuses? His first Thursday night game on the 1st week of October maybe?
I picked the best team he played in conference and the best OOC game he played. That's not cherry picking. That's pretty standard. We're trying to win national championships, not get to 9 wins.
Tweet is referring to that game. I think it was the 1st game of the year dropped almost 600 yards. UK fans in that tweet go on to criticize Stoops with his coordinators and questioning if they fired the wrong guy. I take everything that happened at UK with a grain of salt.
A rare three from the logo that hits nothing but net from the Bammer. Well done.
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I didn't make excuses, I laid out facts, that were all inclusive. I even said the Texas Tech game performance was "fair criticism." You're even cherry picking my response, lol. You left most of my post out, of course. You picked the two worst performances, period, including one against a 13-1 CFP team. You even skipped over the the fact that his offense went ham against the 2nd best team on their schedule, the #19 ranked team in America, because, you know, cherry picking to suit your agenda.
36 points per game. Say that in the mirror.
Hard to take you seriously, amigo.
He was great in Bloodline
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I asked you a question go back and read
Ehhhh ok
we win one maybe 2 more games last year...now combine 36ppg and the defense actually showing up...because they got cooked all last year.
This is exactly why he went to LSU.
Look at the man's face when he beat Alabama in his first year at LSU. Man absolutely knew he could beat that MF'r Saban if things were close to equal.
