while they did throw it more than run - he must have been mistaken about the opponent - as Pitt ran it 38 times for a 2.9 yard average against Wake
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Narduzzi discusses Mark Whipple
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while they did throw it more than run - he must have been mistaken about the opponent - as Pitt ran it 38 times for a 2.9 yard average against Wake
They did chuck it around a lot at Pitt
top 15 most pass happy team amongst power 5 every year at Pitt
lowest percent was 53% pass plays
I don't think we are going back to the option
Pass percentage per team ranked
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Sounds like a dude that is pissed that he had a once in a lifetime QB at his school...and has nothing to show for it.
Threw 34 times, ran 33. Under 3 yards per carry.
Scored 45 points and won a conference title.
Hey Pat, you should probably stfu now.
Scored 45 points and won a conference title.
Hey Pat, you should probably stfu now.
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It’s either a fake quote or Narduzzi was drunk when he said it.
Seems odds - the wake comment doesn’t jive
Regardless, however, Pitt has been amongst the national leaders in pass:run ratio
Head Coach at UMass 2014-2018
Pitt OC 2019-2021
Pass Play percentage (% is only when 2 FBS teams play)
2014 ... 57%
2015 ... 57%
2016 ... 56%
2017 ... 54%
2018 ... 53%
2019 ... 56%
2020 ... 54%
2021 ... 53%
if I were his PR agent I would highly encourage him to go with fullback trap as his first call of the season
Pitt OC 2019-2021
Pass Play percentage (% is only when 2 FBS teams play)
2014 ... 57%
2015 ... 57%
2016 ... 56%
2017 ... 54%
2018 ... 53%
2019 ... 56%
2020 ... 54%
2021 ... 53%
if I were his PR agent I would highly encourage him to go with fullback trap as his first call of the season
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Fullback trap is my favorite play in football. Wisconsin still runs it very effectively. Back in the day, it was worth 4 yards. Now, 8 yards!
He did say it - at around the 4:00 minute mark. He also has some disparaging comments at 9:13.
https://twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1YqKDqoQyVQGV
https://twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1YqKDqoQyVQGV
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On the season
544 Pass attemps
525 Rush attempts
Seems well balanced to me, not an all he wants to do is throw
544 Pass attemps
525 Rush attempts
Seems well balanced to me, not an all he wants to do is throw
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Seems like a very whiny, the-buck-stops-over-there thing to say about your former coordinator.
I'll bet Whipple is thrilled to be out of that crappy environment where the assistants get criticized for everything and nothing sticks to the head coach.
I'll bet Whipple is thrilled to be out of that crappy environment where the assistants get criticized for everything and nothing sticks to the head coach.
Looking back the teams that pass more than run are in the minority
about 1/3
a 56% pass percentage puts you right around the top 10 in the nation
** these percentages reflect only games against 2 FBS teams **
Guessing his 2007-2014 time in conference left a bad taste in his mouth, since he was trying to spit 💩.
Maybe just worry about your own team
Maybe just worry about your own team
i cannot wait to see 60+ passes/game this year
we have the horses
LFG
we have the horses
LFG
As long as there’s some common sense employed, I don’t give a F*** about run/pass ratio (often marginal differences with myriad situational factors).
There’s multiple ways to skin a pigskin.
Play to your strengths and win games. That’s what matters.
There’s also the element of where passes go. Adrian Martinez had a high completion % at times, but didn’t throw the ball more than 10 yards downfield or throw TDs. The year we had 4 TD passes, one was a glorified handoff that was really a run play. Context matters.
Don’t throw yolo bombs on 4th and 1 in the 4th quarter when your beast FB Jano is averaging 6+ yds a carry against your rival (Riley cough). Don’t stop the clock with incomplete passes with the lead late against NW and IL?
Teach kickers to ya know kick the ball. No run/pass required.
The OL/QB performance may also impact play calling significantly.
Just win games. Please.
Run, Pass, Kick their A**. GBR.
There’s multiple ways to skin a pigskin.
Play to your strengths and win games. That’s what matters.
There’s also the element of where passes go. Adrian Martinez had a high completion % at times, but didn’t throw the ball more than 10 yards downfield or throw TDs. The year we had 4 TD passes, one was a glorified handoff that was really a run play. Context matters.
Don’t throw yolo bombs on 4th and 1 in the 4th quarter when your beast FB Jano is averaging 6+ yds a carry against your rival (Riley cough). Don’t stop the clock with incomplete passes with the lead late against NW and IL?
Teach kickers to ya know kick the ball. No run/pass required.
The OL/QB performance may also impact play calling significantly.
Just win games. Please.
Run, Pass, Kick their A**. GBR.
Narduzzi's been on tilt ever since they lost Addison to USC.
Pickett ran the ball so well it prompted a NCAA rule change
I don't know why coaches make these public statements bashing other coaches or players. I understand why they may have bitter feelings but what good does it do to make those feelings public. Just makes them seem like whining juveniles instead of tough men role models for their players.
And he’s the head coach. Take charge dude. Was he too big of a pussy to challenge him. Face to face ?
There is no doubt that Narduzzi is a red ass - he was the DC under Dantonio at MSU before Pitt
if you put that aside I think our new offensive coordinators play calling is interesting … particularly for those who think we need to run more rather than less
In the last 8 years Whipple has never run the ball more than has thrown it and has been among the top throwing teams in the nation most years
Frost the has been in the low 40%s the last 3 years and has never been above 50% at NU - in fact we have run the ball far more often than Iowa has and have been in Wisconsin’s range in 2019-2020
Mike Riley at Neb was over 50% pass play calls just once in his 3 yrs
Whipple may have a new found commitment to run the ball here - but his default is definitely to throw it
run/pass ratio will be interesting - particularly for “run the damn ball” and “bring back the option” guys
if you put that aside I think our new offensive coordinators play calling is interesting … particularly for those who think we need to run more rather than less
In the last 8 years Whipple has never run the ball more than has thrown it and has been among the top throwing teams in the nation most years
Frost the has been in the low 40%s the last 3 years and has never been above 50% at NU - in fact we have run the ball far more often than Iowa has and have been in Wisconsin’s range in 2019-2020
Mike Riley at Neb was over 50% pass play calls just once in his 3 yrs
Whipple may have a new found commitment to run the ball here - but his default is definitely to throw it
run/pass ratio will be interesting - particularly for “run the damn ball” and “bring back the option” guys
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He also was sour grapes when OC Matt Canada left years prior:
“I had an offensive coordinator—I won’t even mention his name—at Pitt. He spent eight months with me, left to take one of those big jobs for $1.2 million. I said ‘I don’t think you want to go’ and he’s like ‘well, it’s a lot of money.’ And I got him a lot of money, I got him a million at our place, so it’s like, maybe he went for $1.5, I got him a million which is just crazy, like are you shitting me? You know like really? I don’t even think he was worth a million, I mean he wasn’t even that good.”
“I had an offensive coordinator—I won’t even mention his name—at Pitt. He spent eight months with me, left to take one of those big jobs for $1.2 million. I said ‘I don’t think you want to go’ and he’s like ‘well, it’s a lot of money.’ And I got him a lot of money, I got him a million at our place, so it’s like, maybe he went for $1.5, I got him a million which is just crazy, like are you shitting me? You know like really? I don’t even think he was worth a million, I mean he wasn’t even that good.”
Narduzzi is an a$$hole.
Why the hell would anyone want to work for him in the future?
So, we've established that Narduzzi is a whiny little asshat. This post has me feeling better than ever about Mr Whipple.
They won a Conference Championship. He should be kissing the ass of the guy that developed KP and called plays for the #3 offense in the country instead of bashing him.
I will patient wait to pass any judgement here, although Whipple's trend sure looks like he will throw it around the yard a lot. I don't see a whole lot of games on Nebraska's schedule where they will be able to just pound it on the ground and win a game.
As far as Narduzzi is concerned, dude just won an ACC title, so he gets to be an asshole all he wants for a while. I am sure in the future when Whipple leaves and or gets fired he will be the asshole.
YYYYEEEA MY TEAM!!!!!!!!!!
As far as Narduzzi is concerned, dude just won an ACC title, so he gets to be an asshole all he wants for a while. I am sure in the future when Whipple leaves and or gets fired he will be the asshole.
YYYYEEEA MY TEAM!!!!!!!!!!
Run, pass, kick their a*s...I like that. Put that on a husker shirt!
I think what pissed him off is that Whip was going to retire but then decided to keep coaching...just not with him.
Or that it was the offense that carried them and not his defense.
Narduzzle has had 5 OC's in 7 years. Enough said.
We nash our teeth at NU's performance on the field, yet the red and the N mean something to a lot of people outside Lincoln. If Whipple can make the offense more efficient and have yardage match points on the scoreboard, he becomes part of the NU football story.
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