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In a general sense I agree. I don't know why we don't use play action more when our run game is cooking. But if we're getting chunks on the ground we should milk that.

I mean that is how bad our team is, haha.

We got so much help from the refs tho, lol. Hopefully we can keep the ball moving without them in the 2nd half.

110 yards or so total for BY at the half. 2 TDs. Need to come out of the half and punch the ball in for a TD. We probably need 30+ to win, I don't see us holding the Cardinals offense.

I don't think anyone at all things that now.

Horn has had so many costly penalties, lol

Our defense just can't stop anyone without refs help lol

Lol wow that was a really bad call

I think he expected AT to keep running to to the pylon. This happened with them once in an earlier game.

Great game from Bryce so far

It was pretty good placement overall. A little too far out, but I think Moore got his hands under it

I think his hands were under that ball.. should be a catch

Hahaha what the heck is this game lol

Thought so too lol

Oh damn. I wSs wrong, thought that was holding Another nice run by Bryce

That was a really nice run by Bryce

How much did Tepper pay the refs for this? Lol

That drive was almost all Chuba, damn

The BIG talks about this periodically. It'd probably just be for football, if it happened, but I think it's a bad idea.

That league would still only get 1-3 playoff spots a year because of the other guaranteed slots. It makes more sense now to go the opposite - Clemson and FSU have a much easier path to the playoffs in the ACC than they would there.

That's excellent news... Coker and Sanders should be the features of our offense this week

Maybe all these sec teams being left out should go join other conferences if their current conference is too difficult for them to win /place at the top of

Tennessee has to response here

A FG here just seems pointless...

Honestly we really needed a shifty back to help with YAC. Chuba is good as an RB but he just isn't really good out of the back field. I agree with most of what you've said re: receivers, but I do think it's scheme heavily. As to YAC numbers, I was looking at it per reception (so yeah, average )... Because Coker hasn't had enough receptions yet I had to turn off filtering which meant it ranked him across everyone catching a ball all year. Those stats are *dominated* by RBs, and Coker is around 100 overall across all RBs, TEs, and WRs at 7 YAC/r... Which is pretty good for a wideout, because it includes rarely used players, etc. Sanders is ~6 YAC/r which is again pretty good for a TE. If all our receivers had their YAC production, we'd have a ton more passing yards. I think Canales schemes players open, but not so much so wide open they can make a lot of YAC related plays.