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Miami is going to be so pissed when they find this out later
2024 also regularly false started when trying to go tempo.Snapping the ball faster than the defense can get set is what I mean by tempo.
The '24 offense would often hurry up to the line after a decently long play and snap the ball before the defense could make any substitutions or stunt/blitz calls, ESPECIALLY in the playoff. I can't recall the '25 offense doing that very often.
The '25 offense ran like a 1991 Ford Tempo: pretty reliable, but slow as balls.
The OL shouldn't have even been part of the discussion. They returned three starters and were projected to be a strength. Alas, as I've stated many times before, you can't run 5 receivers every play. But you need 5 offensive linemen every play. Ryan Day needs to find the OL version of Brian Hartline.
It is about Scott because this is probably mostly about money.The problem is, it is sustainable to be this ridiculous since programs and conferences now are introducing private equity. And soon enough the Saudis could get involved. But I digress. Let’s get this convo back on Scott. We can continue this convee in the Transfer Portal thread
Snapping the ball faster than the defense can get set is what I mean by tempo.Ok so the goal posts have been moved from tempo to timing of snap count and predictable play calling.
In other words you think it’s more likely that the difference between 24 results and 25 is Day as a play caller and not the QB, OL and RB personnel differences.
that actually makes sense to you?
How the hell would they know…