Nic Scourton On Panthers' Culture

[KaseKlosed]

Thats exactly how the defense looked. 

[mav1234]

16 minutes ago, KaseKlosed said:

Thats exactly how the defense looked. 

Er... The defense that gave up 17 total points, despite two turnovers from the O and Horn falling twice (to give up 14 points?). They weren't great but good enough to win. Some of the guys on d may have thought they'd arrived but honestly I think the O was the problem. Bryce just can't make the ball.

[strato]

I think NO averages around 15 a game. Maybe. Course that was with Rattler mostly. 
So they barely beat their average. 
They have been giving up high 20s I think. Looked at it last week. 
The offense was the problem. 

Edited 1 hour ago by strato

[mav1234]

13 minutes ago, strato said:

I think NO averages around 15 a game. Maybe. Course that was with Rattler mostly. 
So they barely beat their average. 
They have been giving up high 20s I think. Looked at it last week. 
The offense was the problem. 

Absolutely. Despite the turnovers and the terrible slips we only gave up 17. If the offense could have mustered a single productive drive after the start of the game ...

[Bear Hands]

So, in respect to just experience, position and expectation/contract, our vet "leaders" should be:

Defense:

Horn, Moehrig, D Brown, Wharton, & Rozeboom

Offense:

Bryce, Moton, Lewis, Chuba (not playing well, but it's known w/him)

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Crazy how we're not hearing much from this crowd (minus DB)

Could the general lack of leadership make the team overall feel more relaxed after a win?  No one is organizing and leading the groups?  Then you have everyone including the depth guys acting more cocky or lazy than they usually do?  Could be the case.  

The offense definitely needs a guy to command the unit during the week.  Doesn't seem like a thing Bryce does.  Another potentially terrible indictment on him (and Canales especially)