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OC Chip Kelly (Official Thread)

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I thought he was better. That was dog shit today. No tempo, no deep shot and continually rammed their head against a brick wall.

Why did this entire program (ok, credit the D staff) go full stupid today? Day’s offense in this game is completely lost. They have Day’s number. He’s not the mastermind of 2018-2019 anymore but I thought Chip would help.

I’m lost on this on. Like Knowles 1-2 years ago, do we just keep firing people every year? Does it get better? I know Chip can be better but he’s starting with a fat F-
 
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OHSportsFan said:
I thought he was better. That was dog shit today. No tempo, no deep shot and continually rammed their head against a brick wall.

Why did this entire program (ok, credit the D staff) go full stupid today? Day’s offense in this game is completely lost. They have Day’s number. He’s not the mastermind of 2018-2019 anymore but I thought Chip would help.

I’m lost on this on. Like Knowles 1-2 years ago, do we just keep firing people every year? Does it get better? I know Chip can be better but he’s starting with a fat F-
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They lost the plot. There was clear book how to exploit that flawed tCun defense. They chose to ignore that and instead attack its strength. At the end of the half, he finally started to mix in some tempo, spread the field and scored a TD. More of that the second half, right? Nope. Back to the same bullshit that wasn't working at all. Seriously, fuck these guys.
 
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maybe some of you x's and o's guys can explain this to me...

everybody talks about how "you have to establish the run to open up the pass." and i get the logic of that... the threat of the run forces the secondary to play up tighter on the line of scrimmage for run support, which then gives the offense and the qb the chance to take the top off with their receivers.

what i've wondered the last few years as osu has really struggled with getting any kind of ground game going is this: can't you flip the logic the other way around? can't you open up running lanes by coming out passing?

two halves of the same equation, isn't it? why does the ground game have to come first?
 
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shetuck said:
maybe some of you x's and o's guys can explain this to me...

everybody talks about how "you have to establish the run to open up the pass." and i get the logic of that... the threat of the run forces the secondary to play up tighter on the line of scrimmage for run support, which then gives the offense and the qb the chance to take the top off with their receivers.

what i've wondered the last few years as osu has really struggled with getting any kind of ground game going is this: can't you flip the logic the other way around? can't you open up running lanes by coming out passing?

two halves of the same equation, isn't it? why does th ground game have to come first?
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I get the theory, but that's all it is.
It's just like listening to the "need to have balance", blah, blah, blah. For me, sometimes chasing the fucking metrics doesn't matter in a game. Sometimes you just need to throw your pre-planned expectations out the window and go for the win in the best way possible. Ohio State threw 33 out of 59 plays yesterday; however, it sure as shit seemed like there were more passes when they were going into the wind (2Q and 4Q). Fucking play with the weather. Air the shit out like crazy when you've got the air at your back.
Hell, even Birm wondered why they didn't choose to go a different direction based on the win in the Horseshoe.
 
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muffler dragon said:
I get the theory, but that's all it is.
It's just like listening to the "need to have balance", blah, blah, blah. For me, sometimes chasing the fucking metrics doesn't matter in a game. Sometimes you just need to throw your pre-planned expectations out the window and go for the win in the best way possible. Ohio State threw 33 out of 59 plays yesterday; however, it sure as shit seemed like there were more passes when they were going into the wind (2Q and 4Q). Fucking play with the weather. Air the shit out like crazy when you've got the air at your back.
Hell, even Birm wondered why they didn't choose to go a different direction based on the win in the Horseshoe.
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balance is just a notion. it doesn't exist in reality. it's like averages... they only exist as a mathematical construct.

in reality you do whatever the f*** you need to do on any given play to get to the first down marker or beyond. that's it. you don't look at balance or any other analytics which can't keep you on schedule.

same with all this bullsh*t about tendencies. did tcun break their tendencies? hell no. did we do a damn thing about it? hell no. do what you're good at, and keep doing it until the competition stops you. sheesh... i guess i'm missing something.
 
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