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Not going to say the play calling was great. But if you offensive line can't block to pick up one yard on 2 plays then we have a problem .
Agree 100% that if you can't make a yard you probably don't deserve to win. 7 points is a lot more than 3 and the other team gets the ball in lousy field position if you don't make it from inside the 5. I like this phase of CPJ's game and the odds are with you. But the specific plays called........
CPJ needs to play to the teams strengths...up the middle is not our strength this year. We were burning them on the edges and he runs JT up the gut twice to try to get the put away TD...just does not make much sense.
This has been our MO and it has worked. Remember the Tevin? I think we are seeing how great Shaq was for us last year.
What bothered me about the O coaching yesterday was getting away from what worked on our first three drives; but maybe it was UNC adjustments. @Boomergump will say what he saw.
On the D side it was not calling time outs when the other team's O gets on a hurry up roll. The same thing happened in the Duke game where they kept pounding it rapidly up the middle and it changed the game. In basketball it is typical to call time outs to break the flow of the other team. Why not in football, especially in the first half (Duke and UNC) when you take those time outs to the locker room?