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I'm uncertain about your last point. It could also be possible that when a team is facing a bad offense, they are influenced to play more conservatively, scoring more slowly, ball-control because there isn't as much of a need for your offense to "keep pace" or to get into a "shootout". But, as...

If the defense plans this in concert, then it can really screw up the offense. ie if the entire defense is coached so that if they get a particular defensive call then the DE is going to feign taking the BB but bypass to the QB and the OLB then goes to the pitch, then the QB and offense can be...

Sometimes the defense can dupe you - they can just guess right. The problem is that they can also dupe themselves, such as in this case. The OLB didn't know that the DE was going to guess right and dupe the QB, so he still thinks he has to be on his QB responsibility which is why he's not...

We've always done drive blocking on the playside of the vast majority of our plays. The only cutblocking the OL do is on the backside, scooping a DT to cut them off from pursuit or if they're going for a LB or safety on the second level and don't have the angle to cut them off straight up. The...

Strange way to block it isn't it. AB on the DE, and at that angle.

Who are our two slowest QB's?

I believe this is exactly right, and well explained.

It's not certain that the RT was mistaken. It very well could've been a play where the RT blocks down for the sole reason of influencing the DE and LB's. If the RT is their read key, then him blocking down would influence them to squeeze down instead of flying outside. That along with the...

Big wins against them get people over there fired.

If you're talking about the one at the 30 on the sideline, it looks to be enough on the side rather than the back for a non-call to be the right call there.

No.

Taquan showing some magic of his own.

IMO, it's definitely OK. He's going to hear the president of a prospective university speak. If he meets the speaker, that's a natural occurrence.

Of course a prospective STUDENT can go to hear the president of one of the universities he's looking at attending. That's a no brainer.

That block isn't as easy as it looks. You have to guess the angle the LB's going to take and head for the spot you guess he will be in. If you go too shallow, he goes over the top of you, if you go too deep, he goes under you. Lee has it almost right, but the athleticism of the LB allows him...

The QB throwback will either be wide open or it will fail most of the time - usually dependent on one defender being wise or not. A version of that play that I like is one where the routes are on the same side of the field rather than back to the QB. Throw to the AB or WR on the same side as...

The 2nd down play could've been a TD. We had the numbers (a blocker for each defender). The UGA force player gets credit for keeping outside leverage position, but it looked like Lynch could've still beat him to the corner if he stayed outside. I think that's a TD. JT thought the same thing...

Good observations. Also, 1st down was from the right hash mark, 3rd was from the left. So the left side of the field where JT was going was more densely populated from the start.

Do you think LJ is a better passer than JT?

That is straight cool, right there.