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Science said:
I'm just being inclusive.

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you have got to be an incredible dullard to think this sort of thing is clever or funny lol. have an iota of creativity, ffs
 
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hurricaneman said:
I need to tell you schematically why his offense looks like garbage against the two best teams he played? Why? Will that change the result?

Football doesn't need to be rocket science. Remember when Lashlee's wife and kids were asking why he runs the ball up the middle so much? I don't need to know how an airplane can fly to realize one that's missing a wing is probably going to crash. Some things are obvious.
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So you’re saying Dawson is Goose?
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TitansHope said:
you have got to be an incredible dullard to think this sort of thing is clever or funny lol. have an iota of creativity, ffs
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I think that our RB room is pretty far ahead of Houston's last year and Dawson will almost certainly rely on them rather than TVD for rushing yards.

It's true. I'm a dullard. Science isn't supposed to be funny.
 
Cribby said:
You can play this game with everyone. Uga looked like crap against freaking Mizzou even though UGA’s dodgy string would start there.
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Except you can also point to teams UGA played that were good where they played well.

This is his 3 years as OC with any ranked team they played, any legit OOC game, and any conference opponent finishing in the top 4.

2020
#16 BYU - 26 points
#6 Cincinnati (#1 in conference) - 10 points
UCF (#4 conference) - 21 points
Memphis (#3 in conference) - 27 points
Hawaii - 14 points

2021
Texas Tech - 21 points
#19 SMU - 44 points
#4 Cincinatti - 20 points
East Carolina (# 4 in conference) - 31 points OT
Auburn - 17 points

2022
Texas Tech - 30 points 2OT
Tulane (#1 in conference) - 24 points OT
SMU (#4 in conference) - 63 points
Louisiana - 23 points

Do you need me to break this down schematically for you? I'm sorry that this doesn't excite me.
 
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hurricaneman said:
I need to tell you schematically why his offense looks like garbage against the two best teams he played? Why? Will that change the result?

Football doesn't need to be rocket science. Remember when Lashlee's wife and kids were asking why he runs the ball up the middle so much? I don't need to know how an airplane can fly to realize one that's missing a wing is probably going to crash. Some things are obvious.
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Your explanation is as helpful as a pig staring at a wristwatch. BTW, it would be helpful to understand why the aircraft does not have a wing. Did the pilot overstress the aircraft? Was there a wing spar failure? Did the aircraft just come out of phase?
 
hurricaneman said:
Except you can also point to teams UGA played that were good where they played well.

This is his 3 years as OC with any ranked team they played, any legit OOC game, and any conference opponent finishing in the top 4.

2020
#16 BYU - 26 points
#6 Cincinnati (#1 in conference) - 10 points
UCF (#4 conference) - 21 points
Memphis (#3 in conference) - 27 points
Hawaii - 14 points

2021
Texas Tech - 21 points
#19 SMU - 44 points
#4 Cincinatti - 20 points
East Carolina (# 4 in conference) - 31 points OT
Auburn - 17 points

2022
Texas Tech - 30 points 2OT
Tulane (#1 in conference) - 24 points OT
SMU (#4 in conference) - 63 points
Louisiana - 23 points

Do you need me to break this down schematically for you? I'm sorry that this doesn't excite me.
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What does that prove other than you went and copied and pasted some crap off the internet? Go show me whats bad about his offenses and scheme. I can find a trained monkey to copy and paste ****. Some of y’all just run to stats.com and that’s your case lol. Go watch some Houston games like others have and then tell me why his offense / philosophy sucks? If not this is silly and a waste of time.
 
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hurricaneman said:
Except you can also point to teams UGA played that were good where they played well.

This is his 3 years as OC with any ranked team they played, any legit OOC game, and any conference opponent finishing in the top 4.

2020
#16 BYU - 26 points
#6 Cincinnati (#1 in conference) - 10 points
UCF (#4 conference) - 21 points
Memphis (#3 in conference) - 27 points
Hawaii - 14 points

2021
Texas Tech - 21 points
#19 SMU - 44 points
#4 Cincinatti - 20 points
East Carolina (# 4 in conference) - 31 points OT
Auburn - 17 points

2022
Texas Tech - 30 points 2OT
Tulane (#1 in conference) - 24 points OT
SMU (#4 in conference) - 63 points
Louisiana - 23 points

Do you need me to break this down schematically for you? I'm sorry that this doesn't excite me.
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so how did Miami do the past few years against ranked teams?
 
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rsa coral gables said:
your statement about your being a jazz trombone Ph.D. left a small impression on me. i know you are into jazz, but you also said you played salsa in some trans/*** nightclub in Atlanta.

i've seen Juan Luis Guerra in concert various times. his band is amongst the best. this video has a great horn section.

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Juan Luis Guerra is the music version of what we in sports call "a student of the game". He can do pretty much any latin genre (salsa, merengue, bachata, son,etc) and not butcher the techniques of each style. Fun fact, Guerra's oldest brother is one of the first and foremost plastic surgeons in DR. That's why Juan Luis Guerra talks alot about the struggles in the healthcare sector in DR. His wife's brother is an Emergency Doc here in Miami and his niece and nephew are both docs and were professors of mine.

"La Bilirrubina" was supposed to be "La Adrenalina" but he didnt show the lyrics to his brother and just released the song. Got the wrong hormone.
 
ghost2 said:
I always marvel at the folks who are like "this offense got nullified when they faced a better, more talented defense." Yes. That's how it usually goes.
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Exactly.

It’s like “ Tom Brady’s numbers drop dramatically when he’s being hit or has pressure”. You don’t say ? Heres another brain twister “ offenses tend to score more against bad defenses “




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Cribby said:
What does that prove other than you went and copied and pasted some crap off the internet? Go show me whats bad about his offenses and scheme. I can find a trained monkey to copy and paste ****. Some of y’all just run to stats.com and that’s your case lol. Go watch some Houston games like others have and then tell me why his offense / philosophy sucks? If not this is silly and a waste of time.
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Some crap? It's the scores of the games dude. I'm not posting some obscure stats and trying to dance my way into being right.

If your team only plays 14 games against good opponents and your team doesn't score more than 27 points in 10 out of those 14 games, you need me to write a thesis paper to explain why that's bad?

I always marvel at the folks who are like "this offense got nullified when they faced a better, more talented defense." Yes. That's how it usually goes.
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No, that's not how it usually goes with good coordinators. Yes, that's usually how it goes with bad ones.
 
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hurricaneman said:
I think if you're trying to win a national championship you're not hiring coordinators whose excuse is, "my offense looked like garbage because their defense was really good". You're supposed to be hiring the 1% that can make a good defense look bad.
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I think if you live in reality, you realize that the team that finished in the playoffs probably had significantly better players than Houston.
 
hurricaneman said:
Some crap? It's the scores of the games dude. I'm not posting some obscure stats and trying to dance my way into being right.

If your team only plays 14 games against good opponents and your team doesn't score more than 27 points in 10 out of those 14 games, you need me to write a thesis paper to explain why that's bad?



No, that's not how it usually goes with good coordinators. Yes, that's usually how it goes with bad ones.
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Which coordinators? So if you have a good offensive coordinator vs a good defensive coordinator, who wins then?

Note I never said "always", just usually. I dont think its a scorching hot take to say that a better more talented side of the ball will beat a less talented, worse side of the ball regardless of the playcaller. And that's not even taking to account injuries, turnovers, penalties - all the things that are generally out of the OCs hands that drastically affect the final score.

I don't want to feel like I'm white knight-ing for Dawson here - I'm looking at some of his losses too to see where the holes are. Right now I'm watching the Tulane game and IMO he came out a little cuter than I'd like - lots of screens, horizontal passes. That said his OL was getting abused and from the way Tune was holding the ball it looked like Tulane's secondary was taking away the deep ball consistently. I'll keep digging into the data and try and give some balance as well.
 
I remember when Manny's defense was fantastic against lesser teams, but as soon as it ran across a good OC with decent players, they schemed around it and it was exposed. The issue with that was he pretty much neglected the back end coverage.

I think @hurricaneman is trying to say he thinks Dawson's offense is the reciprocal of this. If so, what part of the offense does Dawson overlook?
 
JD08 said:
I remember when Manny's defense was fantastic against lesser teams, but as soon as it ran across a good OC with decent players, they schemed around it and it was exposed. The issue with that was he pretty much neglected the back end coverage.

I think @hurricaneman is trying to say he thinks Dawson's offense is the reciprocal of this. If so, what part of the offense does Dawson overlook?
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I just started diving into this a bit, but if I'm a DC I'm gonna take away the deep ball which is usually the first read in Dawson's offense, especially if I have a disruptive front 4. Like most Air Raid passing concepts, it's timing-based, so bumping WRs, disrupting timing, disguising pressure, anything to keep the ball in the QBs hands that extra tick.
 
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