Miami - v- Texas A & M
Posted: Sun Sep 18, 2022 2:03 pm
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Well, congratulations to the Aggies for not losing this one ...
Seriously! We had them on number of plays, time of possession, yards produced, scoring field position, no sacks given up.
Play calling was terrible. Receivers still dropping balls when it counted most. Stupid penalties.
O, and "PLAY CALLING" was "TERRIBLE".
Think of this statistic.
Miami had 27 First Downs/O Touchdowns.
It's the first time since the year 2000, that a team had 27 First Downs without getting into the End Zone.
Honestly, you're down 17-6, inside 5 minutes, and inside your opponents 8 yard line. You run up the middle on 3rd Down?
Red Zone short field ... Literally, the look inside the 10 was to have no look.
Play calling around the goal was so plain, that Vanilla wants to hit us with a law suit for Trademark Infringement.
Down at the 5, and it felt like we ran the ball to protect the FG, when the score was 17-6. And we were 1-2 on FG's up to that point.
We weren't out played. We weren't out coached. We weren't out schemed. We weren't unprepared for the environment.
I felt as though the coaching staff was too afraid to try opening it up, that they were scheming to lose, in hopes of not getting blown out.
Just ... ... ... ... what?!?
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Well, congratulations to the Aggies for not losing this one ...
Seriously! We had them on number of plays, time of possession, yards produced, scoring field position, no sacks given up.
Play calling was terrible. Receivers still dropping balls when it counted most. Stupid penalties.
O, and "PLAY CALLING" was "TERRIBLE".
Think of this statistic.
Miami had 27 First Downs/O Touchdowns.
It's the first time since the year 2000, that a team had 27 First Downs without getting into the End Zone.
Honestly, you're down 17-6, inside 5 minutes, and inside your opponents 8 yard line. You run up the middle on 3rd Down?
Red Zone short field ... Literally, the look inside the 10 was to have no look.
Play calling around the goal was so plain, that Vanilla wants to hit us with a law suit for Trademark Infringement.
Down at the 5, and it felt like we ran the ball to protect the FG, when the score was 17-6. And we were 1-2 on FG's up to that point.
We weren't out played. We weren't out coached. We weren't out schemed. We weren't unprepared for the environment.
I felt as though the coaching staff was too afraid to try opening it up, that they were scheming to lose, in hopes of not getting blown out.
Just ... ... ... ... what?!?
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.
.