PasstheDamnBallGuy

Your whole post is about a new person that would be replacing Lubick so it's kind of the whole point of your post. Frost said after the season that he started giving up more play calling duties. So if you don't believe that that's fine but I already qualified my post with the if that is true. Any other part that needs explaining?

Well if its true that Frost was letting Lubick call more plays at the end of the year so he could focus more on the rest of the team then it would be a big loss if he doesnt find someone else he is comfortable with.

If we had a backup that year then he maybe gets pulled in the Michigan game.

OSU fans must be real upset after they only won 7 games this season. I bet Day is getting close to the hot seat if they have another season like that.

Yes if you remove all context things do seem different. That's a good point

As soon as I saw sage i just thought of that clip and thought it would be funny to post. He doesnt know anything about what is going on he just wants some attention. I do think its a valid point to examine but outside of Wandale these are backups transferring and you cant deny that this is pretty common everywhere you look in CFB right now. Also dont forget that the defense has had a lot of players leave the program including 3 this year and some of those would have even started at some point. We just wont complain about that because the defense is doing well now.

He was technically in the NFL but I wouldnt call him an NFL caliber QB.

The mass exodus thread said Frosts ego was out of control and players were leaving because he couldnt communicate. I'll grant that Wandale was a big loss but these three players leaving because they were not going to get pt that will definitely not start at a p5 school hardly fits the implication of that post.

Meh, if his dream is to play Qb then this is the right move for him. If his dream was to play in the NFL regardless of position sure then its probably the wrong move. His family is well off enough so no sense in wasting time doing something you dont have as much desire for.

I thought our coverage on kickoffs looked worse after Farmer and Joseph went down. I guess we would have to go back an look but was Colin Miller on punt return team? I wonder who on the field we had responsible for checking numbers on punts. Maybe that's normally on the return man and we seemed to be playing musical chairs at that spot

Tbf I saw this happen to opponent WRs in most if not all of our games this year.

I would think Farmer pushes hard for some PT next year. At least he will get a few starts with the targeting suspensions.

Has Culp officially said he is coming back?

Hmm this is interesting. Maybe thats what Eichorst meant about Diaco. That he was visibly the best coach on campus.

UK running game def looked much better than ours but that passing game is so bad. edit: Accidentally posted 2019 UK stats first time

Yeah thats a really good point about the trend line and the small yardage difference. So maybe not the strongest indicator but maybe its more of a mental thing anyway. I obviously cant speak for the team but as a fan seeing a big return definitely makes the start of a drive feel very different from both sides of the ball. Would also be interesting to see more detailed data on some of the teams and compare (Rutgers may be a good one). Maybe a team mostly averages the same as us but has a couple TDs or returns into FG position. That would over the season only make the avg field position seem close but would have as you pointed out won a few more games for us.

Ah ok, well semantic based thread derail aside, we seem closer to the centerline than most B1G opponents but I dont like seeing how well Mich and Minnesota offenses look based on this. And OSU looks even better somehow even though it looks their return game is maybe not as good as you would think(same for Alabama).

I thought that but that would make the wording somewhat redundant. "Adj Pts/Drive and Starting Field Position on Drives not starting on Turnovers"

@Mavric what are adjusted points per drive? Is that just factoring out defensive points?

I don't think this tweet is calling out the NU staff but didn't he have one last year where he was complaining about Kade's lack of playing time?

Just like it's spelled.

I would take Pledger for sure. He looked really good in their game vs UT this year.

So they have coaches that are not coaches. Sorry your genius on that one eludes me.

I mean that first statement is either a flat out lie or misrepresentation. You are only allowed 10 assistants in college and most NFL teams have way more that that.

Nick Gates picked it up pretty quick in the pros. NFL teams have way more assistant coaches than are allowed in college and have more time they are allowed to spend with players. Add to that the players are not going to school and are older and should naturally gain maturity and ability. It's silly to compare a players development in the NFL to what they got in college and use it against the coaching staff.