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Haven't noticed any of the presnap motions and new wrinkles I saw this time last year. No GT counter to backside slide route, no shallow sting, no misdirection screens....Nada.
Zero offensive creativity unlike last years lightning strike.
Haven't noticed any of the presnap motions and new wrinkles I saw this time last year. No GT counter to backside slide route, no shallow sting, no misdirection screens....Nada.
Zero offensive creativity unlike last years lightning strike.
Offense has been sleep walking since UM. These are the games that make me question Day and the teams prep. He is an offensive coach. This should be his expertise showing in getting the team ready for this game. We should be ready for the pressure and have plays ready to beat it and keep a Julian clean.
IMHO Day purposely didn't show much in the Indy game. Secondly, I believe the O is very rusty, and, so was the D.
I can't imagine Day didn't consider getting mouth punched like this. The last drive showed he may have an answer for this situation and it seemed to be effective. I wish we would have tried for a TD the last play of the drive knowing what we have in our kicking game.
The back breaker was the pick 6…. If we just didn’t hurt ourselves this is anyone’s game.
Despite a thorough ass beating we are still within range which is wild. For their sake it reminds me of 2019 Clemson where Clemson had no business being in the game. All it’ll take is one score and it’s game on.
