Not really. Were that it were so. It has already started with getting plays from the sideline, which admittedly is not very smooth right now. But the same ones who said we had to change the offense, doing something different because we were tipping plays, or they were guessing, now say this isn't working ... and go back to what we were doing. As I have thought before, the coaches are worth every nickel they get just for having to put up with that stuff.
Per post game, did anyone else think the meeting between Johnson and Fisher at mid-field afterwards was decidedly frosty? I expected Fisher to be down but Johnson's face could have been used to break up bricks. Anybody know any history between the two, other than the usual competitive fires, or did I just imagine stuff?
There is being unhappy and there is being miserably unhappy.
Well, maybe Fisher was still stunned and Johnson just exhausted from racing Austin to the end zone. Thanks.
I do kind of like it, though right now for some reason it clearly is very ragged and running the play clock down to two seconds can't be good for any QB. And I sure wish the TV crews in all their wisdom would pan over to the Tech sideline to tell us what Thomas is staring at, particularly after he backs away from center to start over.
We just watched it again on ESPNU. On the post-game handshake, I read the non-verbals as pretty typical and in the range of normal. I watch CPJ in most of those, and this one (from his end) was about like all of 'em.
