He will be calling everyone madden when it’s common sense. Everything is within 5-7 yards from line of scrimmage. Make the defense cover the whole field. You have receivers running routes right by each other in a close knit area already but we can’t figure out why they can’t get open. Spread out and use the whole field.I’m sure mynamehjeff will be silent for a few hours until calling anyone that disagrees with Campbell an idiot.
He’s been out dumbing everyone’s posts since the game ended. He’s either a Campbell family member or just a ******* moron.I’m sure mynamehjeff will be silent for a few hours until calling anyone that disagrees with Campbell an idiot.
I swear it’s been years since we ran misdirection.It’s not even the loses (ok that is most of it) but especially the WAY we lose. Run up the middle, throw one yard short for a first down, miss a fg…repeat. I mean why not TRY a reverse, a flea flicker, a fake punt? It might actually work
Hmm. On the radio broadcast, John kept talking about having a bunch of players who were “under the weather”, and Harklau mentioned that at halftime Rocco Rocco was leaning on a chain link fence and throwing up.
Having heard some of the OL substitution patterns they mentioned, I’m going to go way, way out on a limb—and say that Rocco wasn’t the only person playing sick.
I've often wondered whether coaches eat ISU football, or ISU football eats coaches.Coach Matt Campbell needs to become the bast version of himself
I don't have a problem with running on those downs. It's just the running plays we use. No counters, mis-directions, traps, etc. Just vanilla up the gut power type stuff.Get the message to him that running on first and second down while averaging 1 ypc is not conservative.
Ah that explains the repeated approach each week.Coach Matt Campbell needs to become the bast version of himself
I don't have a problem with running on those downs. It's just the running plays we use. No counters, mis-directions, traps, etc. Just vanilla up the gut power type stuff.
I was hoping Scheelhaase's offense would be more spread oriented. I think a spread O with wider splits would be better for our O-line's skill level. It also would open up lanes. A guy like Sama's better in space than between the tackles IMO.
Exactly. And for the love of God will someone coach our receivers to run their 3rd down routes beyond the freaking sticks instead of a couple yards short? That's become maddening.He will be calling everyone madden when it’s common sense. Everything is within 5-7 yards from line of scrimmage. You have receivers running routes right by each other in a close knit area already but we can’t figure out why they can’t get open. Spread out and use the whole field.
They probably wouldn't. But I'd still like to see some variety there. But that's why I said a little further down in my post that wider splits/zone blocking in a spread attack might be a better option for our O-lineman.Considering the line has problems with getting hat to hat on guys straight up I'm not sure these will work. It just takes one defender to break through to ruin the play.
Had a co-worker that had Noro. Said he basically lived in the bathroom for like 7 days and wanted to dieMay have been noro.
Well I would rather win at all costs then rarely win by sticking with my **** playbook/plan.Because that’s not how CMC wants to win games.
We were all throwing up at halftime, I don’t think i ate what the team did either.
Had a co-worker that had Noro. Said he basically lived in the bathroom for like 7 days and wanted to die
Okay, this one made me laugh out loud. Thanks for the laughter.We were all throwing up at halftime, I don’t think i ate what the team did either.
That’s not the process.Well I would rather win at all costs then rarely win by sticking with my **** playbook/plan.