just f'in awful
we have had multiple opportunities to put them away
now 17-7 and they get the ball to open the half
You really think it's the end of the world?
just f'in awful
we have had multiple opportunities to put them away
now 17-7 and they get the ball to open the half
Another sloppy sloppy half.....game should be over by now.
No he wasnt. Bo played a matchup zone with 5 or 6 dbs on the field at a time. Banker plays with 4 and wants them to play straight up quarters the whole game.Oh please, it wasnt like Bo was playing a three deep zone all of time. There was plenty of man to man. Very poor excuse.
Oh please, it wasnt like Bo was playing a three deep zone all of time. There was plenty of man to man. Very poor excuse.
No he wasnt. Bo played a matchup zone with 5 or 6 dbs on the field at a time. Banker plays with 4 and wants them to play straight up quarters the whole game.
Luckily Oregon isn't what they were under Chip Kelly, not that they won't score 50 on this slow defense.If we somehow hold off the mighty Wyoming, next week is going to be a bloodbath. Oregon gets at least 60 points on this defense.
If you don't see that Bo played a coverage first scheme and Banker plays a run stopping scheme, I can't help you. There's a reason that Bo gave up so many huge rushing numbers but the secondary was always solid and there's a reason why we were good against the run but bad against the pass last year. They are complete opposite schemes and require the talent to be in different spots. Banker expects his DB's to be able to cover on an island, that requires athletic corners. Bo stopped the pass with numbers and wanted corners that could help more in the run game. It tough for run stopping corners to be asked to shut down wr's one on one.
We are a sloppy, undisciplined FB team. Nothing has changed for years. It has to be a culture issue. Our players don't knowvhowvto put teams away. How do you let a WR get behind you in that situation?????
You really think it's the end of the world?
Maybe but the 2ndary is supposed to be a strengt. Some of the things we're seeing is scheme and situation awareness. DBs playing with their backs to the ball and in chase mode is ridiculous. DBs haven't been the same since Marvin Sanders left. Is it that hard to turn around and make a play on the ball?I can't bring myself to that conclusion yet....these are still Pelini guys that aren't suited to playing man-to-man on an island like Banker wants. Like it or not, Banker's scheme is why we are so stout against the run.
This game should be 28-0 right now but due to Armstrongs poor decisions we left 11 off the board. The defense has played well other than that 1 hail mary on 4th and forever. This is on Tommy.
we've given at least 14 points away (that last pass play and TA near the goal line) against a crap team
if we play like this against a decent team we may get buried
We certainly left points on the field. That`s what worries me.
Problem is that Bo ran out of Suh.
Wow, really tired of the Heiniken Light commercials. How do marketing people not get that after the 15th time in an hour, I am going to not use your product of annoyance?
Never flip another mans meat!!!You want me to flip your meat?![]()
Wyoming should have had a pick 6 when we had it in their red zone in addition to his earlier interception in the red zone. Tommy is not playing well at all. Not what you expect from a guy with his experience...... Our punt game is costing us big time as well. O-line clearly ragged with two of our top 3 OGs out with injuries. Need to get some things straightened out or it will be a long drive home from the game for me next week.So Tommy gave up a TD...Wow
Got to give it to him, that was a great catch.
You want me to flip your meat?![]()
300 plus yards/ 17 points: not the ratio of an efficient team.
I'd rather make the opposing team march it down the field in 5, 6 or 7 plays, than give up a big pass play that changes the game instantly. Bo had a better scheme. At least you give your defense numerous chances to get a stop. Allowing your opponents to sling it all over the field just asks your defense to be perfect, every. single. time.
If there is nobody I can think of to flip my meat, it's you boxes. It's always been you.
It's the lesser of two evils that I'm talking about. With a weak pass D, it only takes 1 play.I would rather give up some big pass plays than 600 yards rushing and single game NCAA rushing records.
That being said, I'm not a fan of giving up big pass plays.
Not to pile on Tommy, but if he puts that 3rd down pass on Carter Wyoming doesn't get the ball back and we might tack on some more ourselves.So Tommy gave up a TD...Wow
Ummmmm puuuuhhhhlease. Wisconsin just scored again on a 3 play 75 yard drive with no passes. Bo's "scheme" failed miserably on multiple occasions.I'd rather make the opposing team march it down the field in 5, 6 or 7 plays, than give up a big pass play that changes the game instantly. Bo had a better scheme. At least you give your defense numerous chances to get a stop. Allowing your opponents to sling it all over the field just asks your defense to be perfect, every. single. time.
I would rather give up some big pass plays than 600 yards rushing and single game NCAA rushing records.
That being said, I'm not a fan of giving up big pass plays.
It's the lesser of two evils that I'm talking about. With a weak pass D, it only takes 1 play.
It only took one play for Wisconsin. Multiple times.
do you not understand the philosophy behind it? Even on that example, you are giving your defense 3 chances to get a stop. If you have a weak pass D, your defense has to be perfect every time. The thought process behind the scheme is sound. How he implemented it or whatever may be to blame, but the reasoning behind it is very valid.Ummmmm puuuuhhhhlease. Wisconsin just scored again on a 3 play 75 yard drive with no passes. Bo's "scheme" failed miserably on multiple occasions.
How about we have good pass AND run defense. Bo's scheme sucked because he couldn't get his guys to execute it. PERIOD. We'll see what Banker can do this year although the defections and injuries are already hurting us.do you not understand the philosophy behind it? Even on that example, you are giving your defense 3 chances to get a stop. If you have a weak pass D, your defense has to be perfect every time. The thought process behind the scheme is sound. How he implemented it or whatever may be to blame, but the reasoning behind it is very valid.
I would rather give up some big pass plays than 600 yards rushing and single game NCAA rushing records.
That being said, I'm not a fan of giving up big pass plays.