Campbell’s Offense
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They are doing what they are doing in spite of ISU. If u don’t think we should have put up way more points with the defense we had. I don’t know what to tell u
That’s amazing that they had no development or regressed and still got to where they are!
I care about scoring points and winning and we didn’t do team hat their senior year and junior year. Developing means nothing if the offensive system u play in sucks
That’s completely different measure though isn’t it. What’s a good ppg average for the offense do you think?
Just to help you out, pretty crazy our scoring and record compared to Baylor and Oklahoma state that year..
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I'm not sure what qualifies as good but they averaged 33 pts/game in 2020, 31 in '21.
'20 gets a depleted KSU and a WV team coming off a 3 week break to play a December game in Ames to help that average immensely.
It was a weird mix of having some real nice talent in places but still being limited.
Yeah I added some stats. We lost on the road in ‘21, our offense was between 2 12-2 teams in points.
You mean we didn't know we need to get people experience while resting players last year. That's what other teams do.
CycloneErik
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I'll just say that it's very confusing having threads titled "Campbell's offense" and "Colonoscopy" on the front page.
This kind of response or attitude just sort of assumes we are going to lose and/or not be successful. So why try?
Why even play the game against Iowa then? I know you don't mean it that way. Iowa is not unbeatable. We are getting pretty good at making folks here think they are.
We repeat the same mistakes, play calling year after year, and it's not just Iowa; it's against many of our opponents.
The suggestions to improve the offense, play calling, pace, creativity, have been made. No need to repeat them again.
Some progress is already evident, ST's, OL. Scheme and play calling, meh.
I guess we'll see how things go next game and during the Big 12.
That’s all I’ve heard on here, and elsewhere, since Saturday…. we just can’t beat the almighty Hawks…. they’re too good, and we aren’t built to beat a team like that.
Nobody even gets ticked off anymore…. acceptance has just set in that we are little brother and always will be. This game means nothing to us, and it means everything to Iowa BS. We’re always young it seems…. and inexperienced. Why?
Sorry…. I’m not happy about this BS. Nobody should be. Why even play this game if we can only win it once every 10 years when we get lucky?
CMC said this is the best we’ve played against them…. by getting down 17 points? If that’s our best…. holy s**t!
Or…. if we hadn’t gotten the FG blocked, or thrown a pick six…. we could have won! Why not ask why we’re always the team making all the mistakes and Iowa doesn’t??
Sorry I’m just sick of the loser acceptance attitude.
To me it’s simply they lost a ton of talent on the offense and haven’t adequately replaced it plus the fact they just can’t put together a good OL. NFL talent at RB, TE, WR and QB overcame the OL , but now that talent is gone so the lack of a good OL is even more glaring.
Sure. The thing to do is to pile a bunch of crap on a young team. Destroy any kind of confidence they might gain. Don’t allow any sort of transition period for the new offensive coordinator and new assistants. Just fire them all now. Pay out the millions in contract settlements and then go out and overpay for another coach. Good thinking.
Or perhaps we let it play out and support this young team as they grow and learn from all the new coaches. IMO Campbell deserves the time to right the ship.
Fun fact, both are equally as painful to watch
My only question here, because ISU generally comes out of the gates sloppy for the first month and in other moments, is do you post like this for other games/teams?
I just feel like there's some revisionist history here.. Last year's offense was bad, that's a given, but we have not had a bad offense in Campbell's previous seasons. Even look at 2021 and go through those games. It was in game execution more than anything that year.
- Purdy fumbles the snap against Baylor to force OT
- We get actually screwed by the refs against WVU (TD call where their receiver doesn't come close to landing in bounds and Breece crosses the goal line but a fumble is called)
- Defense plays horrific against TTU and they hit an NCAA record FG to win
- Lose by 7 at OU but Purdy overthrows a could be TD to tie
Our offense in all of those games played well. The only two games that year where it didn't play well in a loss was against Iowa, who had an insane defense that year and we flat out laid an egg, and then Clemson, where X played one handed and Breece didn't play at all.
Coach Campbell made a plethora of changes up and down the staff this year and some expect the changes to be instant? That's almost impossible, especially when game two you play a defense that is legit.
- Purdy fumbles the snap against Baylor to force OT
- We get actually screwed by the refs against WVU (TD call where their receiver doesn't come close to landing in bounds and Breece crosses the goal line but a fumble is called)
- Defense plays horrific against TTU and they hit an NCAA record FG to win
- Lose by 7 at OU but Purdy overthrows a could be TD to tie
Our offense in all of those games played well. The only two games that year where it didn't play well in a loss was against Iowa, who had an insane defense that year and we flat out laid an egg, and then Clemson, where X played one handed and Breece didn't play at all.
Coach Campbell made a plethora of changes up and down the staff this year and some expect the changes to be instant? That's almost impossible, especially when game two you play a defense that is legit.
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