I did briefly touch the field position debacle we’ve witnessed. I had only one positive thing (the 2 returner wrinkle to gain an advantage) to say about the special teams and endless questions. I simply don’t understand what seems like continuous lack of cohesion in tackling and decisions. For example, I could have done 20 minutes of the podcast on my frustration when we kicked off from the 50, and didn’t take advantage with a pooch or a squib. Instead, just instructed the kid to kick the ball over the end zone. Why? Gain an edge somewhere.Dope podcast as per usual. One thing I wished you guys touched on was Special teams. I know it might be a touchy thing but we are **** near last in country in special team eff. Not conference, COUNTRY.
Richt might not want to neglect any longer, Hartley isnt getting it done. That entire unit is a MESS
I did briefly touch the field position debacle we’ve witnessed. I had only one positive thing (the 2 returner wrinkle to gain an advantage) to say about the special teams and endless questions. I simply don’t understand what seems like continuous lack of cohesion in tackling and decisions. For example, I could have done 20 minutes of the podcast on my frustration when we kicked off from the 50, and didn’t take advantage with a pooch or a squib. Instead, just instructed the kid to kick the ball over the end zone. Why? Gain an edge somewhere.
But from the 50 in a pooch or squib scenario? FSU had a giant fat guy, I think #55, in the middle of their return formation. Kick the ball - pooch or on the ground - directly at that dude’s chest? I get that requires some repetition and preparation in practice for specific scenarios, but isn’t that exactly what they should be doing? I’m sure they know these things. It’s confusing to watch.They are terrified of the kick coverage. Didn’t want to risk another return. That’s got to be it
I did briefly touch the field position debacle we’ve witnessed. I had only one positive thing (the 2 returner wrinkle to gain an advantage) to say about the special teams and endless questions. I simply don’t understand what seems like continuous lack of cohesion in tackling and decisions. For example, I could have done 20 minutes of the podcast on my frustration when we kicked off from the 50, and didn’t take advantage with a pooch or a squib. Instead, just instructed the kid to kick the ball over the end zone. Why? Gain an edge somewhere.
FSU did it in the game, too, IIRC. I don’t get it. In games where you’re trying to catch an edge anywhere, I feel like those are fairly reasonable opportunities to make something happen whether by field position or turnover from chaos.The interesting thing is, I've seen quite a few coaches do this. Leaves me scratching my head every single time. It's like they aren't even thinking.
But from the 50 in a pooch or squib scenario? FSU had a giant fat guy, I think #55, in the middle of their return formation. Kick the ball - pooch or on the ground - directly at that dude’s chest? I get that requires some repetition and preparation in practice for specific scenarios, but isn’t that exactly what they should be doing? I’m sure they know these things. It’s confusing to watch.
D$ believes the heart and soul of the program is reflected in the Muck, so he chooses to live in as close to the environment as possible. I just work here.Loved the "victory lap" but curious if this is recorded in a bayou somewhere. Those crickets are loud!
FSU did it in the game, too, IIRC. I don’t get it. In games where you’re trying to catch an edge anywhere, I feel like those are fairly reasonable opportunities to make something happen whether by field position or turnover from chaos.
They are terrified of the kick coverage. Didn’t want to risk another return. That’s got to be it