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Can you explain it in a simpler way so us lay people can understand?
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Darrin Chiaverini relieved of his duties as Offensive Coordinator
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Yes. #FireChev.
hawg1
Well-Known Member
Two scenarios.
1, 3rd 6; gain 5 yards; punt; no chance to s
2. 3rd 4; gain 5 yards; first down; drive continues; helps chance to score
Both add 5 yards of total offense.
But scenario 2 is clearly more efficient and aids the chance to score.
That’s simple EPA.
They did outscore the offense. Offense scored 12 of the 34 points today. This offense is absolute garbage.
Not saying they aren’t garbage but they definitely played better today
Not sure why today would change any opinions. QB was hot and we still only had 14 points after 3 quarters.
Joe Theismann's Leg
Well-Known Member
Best case is that it took this long to figure out some adjustments to get the ball out quick and put some guys in motion. Not really acceptable. He'll probably rebuild his brand somewhat with someone else as a recruiting coordinator.
Offense has been markedly improved since Coach Rod is gone. It isn’t quite as clear as it was before
Yes.
If you want the team to actually have a chance at winning games down the road yes.
Teams haven't had a chance to start figuring out Chev's offense and calling plays yet. Largely due to the fact that the o-line wasn't giving enough time for plays to develop. Can't scout what doesn't actually happen.
Bliff Cranch
Well-Known Member
If I see another fvcking bubble screen, that will be grounds enough for him to be shown the door.
Word from around the tailgate was that he’s gone after the season. Seemed to be coming from more than one source who had some level of knowledge beyond what a bunch of dipshits on an internet website possess. TIFWIW.
That said, the offense on Saturday really was pretty solid. Showed some flashes of what we all thought it could be. Beyond that, after falling down in the 4th quarter, the offense responded really well in the last part of the 4th quarter and in both OT periods. That first OT series was freaking beautiful. It was almost as if they had a plan and were, you know, executing it.
That said, the offense on Saturday really was pretty solid. Showed some flashes of what we all thought it could be. Beyond that, after falling down in the 4th quarter, the offense responded really well in the last part of the 4th quarter and in both OT periods. That first OT series was freaking beautiful. It was almost as if they had a plan and were, you know, executing it.
They scored 27 points in regulation. If they did that every game, they would rank 7th in the Pac 12. Let’s not confuse competency with actually being a good offense. Yes, Chev still needs to go.
This was his highwater mark too.
Technically UNC was, but I think we can throw that one out. A competent offense would have dropped about 60 on that team
Mr. Babar
I have no elephant books
The inexcusable thing in my opinion is the lack of accountability and how coaches were blaming the players for lack of execution in the first half of the season. Replacing Coach Sled highlighted the lack of scheme and inability to set the players up for success. A competent OC would have diagnosed that after the first week or two of the season.
No. It would have been seen in the pre-Spring coaches meetings when diagramming plays and being told how they were going to block certain things.
I don’t disagree. Just giving credit where due. Competent is a good term for what they were on Saturday. It’s also a great deal better than what they showed earlier in the season. We would have killed for competent against Minnesota and USC.
Or ASU or aTm or Cal.
I'll start to believe the O is actually competent if they're competitive on the road against a horrible UCLA defense.
