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<blockquote data-quote="takethepoints" data-source="post: 463181" data-attributes="member: 265"><p>That's two posts on this supposed stubbornness. The "problem" stems from how the offense works. We run very few plays in comparison to many other teams. That's how everybody has a pretty good idea of what we are going to run in particular situations. That doesn't seem to help them much, however. Why? </p><p></p><p>Because the plays are blocked differently in response to the way the D is playing. The "same play" can be run with several different blocking schemes; the first might not be successful, the next one will be. Same goes with the passing game. If a play is open and we miss the pass but the D is still playing the formation that made the pass open, then throw it again. You may remember this sequence in the 2014 Ugag game with the back to back passes to Searcy. </p><p></p><p>It isn't "stubbornness"; it's how the O works. Oth, we don't always succeed; hence the discontent. I'd be a lot more worried about things like the fake kick. Sometimes Coach is a bit too risk acceptance, but that's him all over.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="takethepoints, post: 463181, member: 265"] That's two posts on this supposed stubbornness. The "problem" stems from how the offense works. We run very few plays in comparison to many other teams. That's how everybody has a pretty good idea of what we are going to run in particular situations. That doesn't seem to help them much, however. Why? Because the plays are blocked differently in response to the way the D is playing. The "same play" can be run with several different blocking schemes; the first might not be successful, the next one will be. Same goes with the passing game. If a play is open and we miss the pass but the D is still playing the formation that made the pass open, then throw it again. You may remember this sequence in the 2014 Ugag game with the back to back passes to Searcy. It isn't "stubbornness"; it's how the O works. Oth, we don't always succeed; hence the discontent. I'd be a lot more worried about things like the fake kick. Sometimes Coach is a bit too risk acceptance, but that's him all over. [/QUOTE]
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