You don’t like answering questions.well, it sounds like it as you have a lot of female tendencies.
We get it.
(Extremely funny coming from the guy who couldn’t stop posting about fleeing the country on his wife’s visa in 2020)
You don’t like answering questions.well, it sounds like it as you have a lot of female tendencies.
I think it is easier and more likely for an OC to learn and adjust vs a college QB to magically get better after years of physically not having it.You don’t like answering questions.
We get it.
(Extremely funny coming from the guy who couldn’t stop posting about fleeing the country on his wife’s visa in 2020)
Then why hasn’t satt gotten better at preventing turnovers by his offense?I think it is easier and more likely for an OC to learn and adjust vs a college QB to magically get better after years of physically not having it.
because these are 3 different offenses with differing issues that don't get smoothed over in 1 year. He led 4 less ints. Good but nothing amazing. He is like 23 years old now.Then why hasn’t satt gotten better at preventing turnovers by his offense?
But rattler for example improves on it instantly after he leaves based on nothing but being a year older?
why didn’t it get better from year 1 to year 2 at South Carolina?because these are 3 different offenses with differing issues that don't get smoothed over in 1 year.
He did. The offense was much better than latter half of 2022why didn’t it get better from year 1 to year 2 at South Carolina?
You gotta admire a guy that continually gets dunked on, but keeps coming back for more.So we can make judgements on guys who’ve played 7 career games, for example, but not on coaches with a years long body of work coordinating turnover prone offenses?
Just trying to keep things straight.
This is helpful thank you
Turnovers got better?He did. The offense was much better than latter half of 2022
yeah, why do you come back?You gotta admire a guy that continually gets dunked on, but keeps coming back for more.
Wait, what? Do tell about this fleeing of said country..You don’t like answering questions.
We get it.
(Extremely funny coming from the guy who couldn’t stop posting about fleeing the country on his wife’s visa in 2020)
11 TDs to 3 ints in last 3 games of 2022.Turnovers got better?
Maybe you should tell the guy who compiles the stats.
His wife is (was?) a nurse and he couldn’t wait to flee oppressive Kansas and his dead end job for the freedom of New Zealand during COVIDWait, what? Do tell about this fleeing of said country..
my wife wanted to potentially live in another country and New Zealand seemed nice. That's it.His wife is (was?) a nurse and he couldn’t wait to flee oppressive Kansas and his dead end job for the freedom of New Zealand during COVID
Posted about it constantly
So now it’s touchdown to turnover ratio?11 TDs to 5 ints in last 3 games of 2022.
TD to int ratio is pretty much the gold standard for qb play.So now it’s touchdown to turnover ratio?
5 ints in 3 games isn’t a lot? Seems in line with the turnover per game stats here.
Which is weird, because it’s entirely different players
Probably just a coincidence
It was quite a bit more than that.my wife wanted to potentially live in another country and New Zealand seemed nice. That's it.
Such a female to bring up things from years ago that had nothing to do with a conversation.
thanks Karen.It was quite a bit more than that.
But I won’t bore others with those details.
We’re talking strictly about satt and turnovers, though.TD to int ratio is pretty much the gold standard.
So.. what happened? She leave you for a kiwi ?my wife wanted to potentially live in another country and New Zealand seemed nice. That's it.
Such a female to bring up things from years ago that had nothing to do with a conversation.
He’s taking a wait and see approachSo.. what happened? She leave you for a kiwi ?
11 TDs to 3 ints is good. How is that a problem for an offense?We’re talking strictly about satt and turnovers, though.
Well, until now, when you just moved the goalpost.
We got better jobs.So.. what happened? She leave you for a kiwi ?
You said 5 ints11 TDs to 3 ints is good. How is that a problem for an offense?
5 ints was wrong. It was 3. Check my math if you want to.You said 5 ints
In 3 games
What’s the matter? Getting flustered?
Again, we’re talking strictly about turnovers - the only stat a Satt led offense consistently leads in5 ints was wrong. It was 3. Check my math if you want to.
You said his offense never improved yet it did. You were wrong.
3 ints the last 3 games is an improvement over the past 10, is it not?Again, we’re talking strictly about turnovers - the only stat a Satt led offense consistently leads in
This is also a little confusing
Year over year improvement is how you judge coaches. Yet you find yourself pointing to little itty bitty sample sizes (3 games out of 25) to attempt to further your point.
Which is it? Macro or micro?
I should have prefaced that by saying I CERTAINLY don't think Rhule should just stand pat irt the qb room. That is NOT what I am saying.I think we know by now how all three quarterbacks react to adversary and it is not well. Sims was a turnover machine in the Minnesota game. Then he was worse at Colorado. HH, although he led the team to victories, continued to turnover the ball. Purdy throws a dumb interception in the Maryland game only to throw a worse one in the Iowa game. How many times do they have to screw-up before you realize they are all prone to turnovers? Do you think the Huskers should just trot out the same players next year and hope for better results? Do we have to watch another season wasted just because we want to be fair to three players? Is it fair to the rest of the team that they are saddled with flawed quarterbacks?
3 games isn’t enough to base any judgement on with regards to coaching according to you.3 ints the last 3 games is an improvement over the past 10, is it not?
Yes, it is a small sample size but you made the point that they never improved.
Sims has all the physical tools but he is me on the golf course right now… yipsI should have prefaced that by saying I CERTAINLY don't think Rhule should just stand pat irt the qb room. That is NOT what I am saying.
In fact, I'd be jist as disappointed and even pissed if he did. Irregardless, you still have to try to work with what you have right now. I also don't hate any of the qbs, simply because they may not have the talent level.
In Purdy's case, the Maryland game was an over/under concept. He should have thrown the under route. The Iowa game, he misread the coverage. Is he going to be great? Do I want to see him or the other two as the opening game starter next year? No.
I do hope at least one of them is around, though. You still need a backup.
I would agree with you irt Sims. That ship has sailed. He is what he is. I feel terrible for him. He is a great team player, but you can NEVER put him on the field again.
The last 6 games of the 2022 season, South Carolina had 15 TDs and 4 ints.Again, we’re talking strictly about turnovers - the only stat a Satt led offense consistently leads in
This is also a little confusing
Year over year improvement is how you judge coaches. Yet you find yourself pointing to little itty bitty sample sizes (3 games out of 25) to attempt to further your point.
Which is it? Macro or micro?
How many fumbles?The last 6 games of the 2022 season, South Carolina had 15 TDs and 4 ints.
Fumbles LostHow many fumbles?
And is it okay to make judgements on coaches after 6 games now?
Is that enough waiting and seeing? Or is it completely arbitrary?
10 turnovers in 6 gamesFumbles Lost
WR - 5 lost fumbles
QB - 1 lost fumble
4 made by QBs10 turnovers in 6 games
Looks about right for a satt-led offense firing on all cylinders
Can’t judge, though. Never know the root cause.
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All made by Satt’s offense4 made by QBs
The point is you like to attribute everything to one person to fulfil some ego thing you have going on. You can't be objective because you are too emotional.All made by Satt’s offense
Which is the entire point
Then enlighten me.The point is you like to attribute everything to one person to fulfil some ego thing you have going on. You can't be objective because you are too emotional.
Because first years are tough to overhaul an offense, get ones of the same page, especially when you have average to below average players, which Nebraska currently has on offense.Then enlighten me.
I’m all ears.
How is satterfield’s obvious turnover problem at every stop he’s made objectively not attributable to him?
In the back half of his 2nd year at a place with better players his offense also turned the ball over at an above avg rateBecause first years are tough to overhaul an offense, get ones of the same page, especially when you have average to below average players, which Nebraska currently has on offense.
Sims and HH averaged around 3 TOs per game. Purdy averaged a little over 1 TO per game, against better teams as well.
You want me to try to prove a negative that you will never accept, even if I could.In the back half of his 2nd year at a place with better players his offense also turned the ball over at an above avg rate
You didn’t answer the question - how are satterfield’s offenses’ consistent turnover woes over the course of his OC career not attributable to him? Objectively, of course.
Also - are turnovers on downs not turnovers now? Do they need a new publicist?