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<blockquote data-quote="takethepoints" data-source="post: 633214" data-attributes="member: 265"><p>The dearth of OLs has certainly not helped, but I don't know if that will continue throughout the season. Hansen dressed out for Citadel, as did Clark. We'll have to see. As to the ATL business: some of that is on the coaches. If they think that how well you do in practice is more important then whether you are a scholarship athlete or have game experience (spoiler alert: it isn't), then they will have to live with the results. But most of our problems have been with injuries, as you say, and lack of game experience with the new O. I hope we can work through that, QB inexperience and all notwithstanding.</p><p></p><p>Btw, I almost started a new thread here about what I saw this weekend. And that was:</p><p></p><p>da U almost losing to the Chippawas</p><p></p><p>UNC getting its head handed to it by App State</p><p></p><p>UVA depending on some last minute Perkins magic (he is good) to pull it out against ODU</p><p></p><p>VT pulling it out against Furman</p><p></p><p>Pitt, BC, and Puke all looked ok, but not unbeatable. If we can get our O under us <strong>(play Tobias, run Mason 18 - 25 times, run double options)</strong>, then we might just reach that 6 game plateau I thought was impossible after the Citadel game. The ACC - besides Clemson and, maybe, Pitt - looks like it is having trouble almost as bad as Tech.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="takethepoints, post: 633214, member: 265"] The dearth of OLs has certainly not helped, but I don't know if that will continue throughout the season. Hansen dressed out for Citadel, as did Clark. We'll have to see. As to the ATL business: some of that is on the coaches. If they think that how well you do in practice is more important then whether you are a scholarship athlete or have game experience (spoiler alert: it isn't), then they will have to live with the results. But most of our problems have been with injuries, as you say, and lack of game experience with the new O. I hope we can work through that, QB inexperience and all notwithstanding. Btw, I almost started a new thread here about what I saw this weekend. And that was: da U almost losing to the Chippawas UNC getting its head handed to it by App State UVA depending on some last minute Perkins magic (he is good) to pull it out against ODU VT pulling it out against Furman Pitt, BC, and Puke all looked ok, but not unbeatable. If we can get our O under us [B](play Tobias, run Mason 18 - 25 times, run double options)[/B], then we might just reach that 6 game plateau I thought was impossible after the Citadel game. The ACC - besides Clemson and, maybe, Pitt - looks like it is having trouble almost as bad as Tech. [/QUOTE]
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