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Post by Deleted on Sept 23, 2017 8:23:19 GMT -5
I was accurate. Does it seem odd that he used the word "adequate" many times to make his point. Never good, great, above average, best we have, the man for the job or he is our guy. Just adequate. Adequate = sufficient for a specific need or requirement :good enough You are acting much like today's fake news media, hanging on one word, while avoiding the overall context. My hope is, the term 'adequate' will be out of Wilson's press references as the season progresses. The ruthlessness and ugliness towards J.T. is over the top. If I wanted to "hang on one word" I would have not posted the video of the interview.
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Post by sportsjock on Sept 23, 2017 8:33:53 GMT -5
You are acting much like today's fake news media, hanging on one word, while avoiding the overall context. My hope is, the term 'adequate' will be out of Wilson's press references as the season progresses. The ruthlessness and ugliness towards J.T. is over the top. If I wanted to "hang on one word" I would have not posted the video of the interview. Good reply......., but a rather myopic view of what was said in that interview. We can agree to disagree, knowing ten people could listen to the same interview and get ten different takes on it. Objectivity is usually, not part of the equation.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 23, 2017 8:39:33 GMT -5
Ten people could listen to that interview and ALL ten would hear Kevin Wilson use the word "adequate ".
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Post by sportsjock on Sept 23, 2017 14:26:59 GMT -5
Ten people could listen to that interview and ALL ten would hear Kevin Wilson use the word "adequate ". But, most would see it in it's proper context.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 23, 2017 15:48:33 GMT -5
As did I, he said JT was adequate at both running and throwing.
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Post by sportsjock on Sept 23, 2017 16:43:05 GMT -5
As did I, he said JT was adequate at both running and throwing. I'm sure he feels all his QB's are 'adequate'......don't get carried away with your read on words. The seasons conclusion is the time to get lavish with praise.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 23, 2017 21:31:45 GMT -5
As did I, he said JT was adequate at both running and throwing. I'm sure he feels all his QB's are 'adequate'......don't get carried away with your read on words. The seasons conclusion is the time to get lavish with praise. You assume to know what he thinks about every QB. I point out what he said about one of them. Now look who is being myopic.
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Post by Willard Fillmore on Sept 23, 2017 22:58:47 GMT -5
You assume to know that he thinks the other three are better than adequate??
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Post by DrTorch on Sept 24, 2017 6:23:49 GMT -5
We have an adequate football program.
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Post by tommygunn on Sept 24, 2017 6:30:21 GMT -5
There's been a lot of wrong cuts and routes by the young receivers, that will improve and elevate the passing game. You guys have been blaming the receivers for 3 straight years now. The first year you could get away with it, the 2nd year people were iffy, now in the 3rd year no one is buying it. The problem is JT Barrett IV. Oklahoma's receivers were freshman, Oklahoma's receivers messed up plenty in that game, and Mayfield didn't let it faze him nor use it as an excuse, he just went out and got it done. You claim it's been 3 straight years of bad receivers (of which many were drafted in the NFL draft), the reality is it's been 3 straight years of bad QB play by a QB that will not get drafted in the NFL draft? Spot on.
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Post by sportsjock on Sept 24, 2017 7:47:21 GMT -5
It is no secret, Urban has been less than pleased with his receiving corp the past couple years. We have a lot of young talent being developed this year, with a total of 13 receivers making catches yesterday. it appears K.J. Hill is emerging from the pack and it will be interesting you else will emerge as a 'go to' guy. I think a lot of those questions will be answered as the season progresses.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 24, 2017 7:59:18 GMT -5
I also think a lot of questions will be answered as the season progresses and Haskins gets more time on the field.
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Post by DrTorch on Sept 24, 2017 10:07:49 GMT -5
Folks will bash the oline, the wrs, Haskins, everyone but Barrett
Tff.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 24, 2017 10:24:41 GMT -5
Folks will bash the oline, the wrs, Haskins, everyone but Barrett Tff. What thread have you been reading? Do you have Twitter? It's the complete opposite of your comment
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Post by Willard Fillmore on Sept 24, 2017 15:26:50 GMT -5
Haters gotta hate.
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Post by Willard Fillmore on Sept 24, 2017 15:39:16 GMT -5
We have an adequate football program. Urban Meyer has 7 loses in his 6 years at Ohio State. NO coach in Div1 football has fewer in the same time period. LOL or did you forget a smilie?
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Post by DrTorch on Sept 24, 2017 18:28:28 GMT -5
he couldn't lose a bowl game and the Big-10 title his first year, he was BANNED
how many of those losses come with JT at the helm wise sir? cause none of them came with Cardale
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Post by DrTorch on Sept 24, 2017 18:29:43 GMT -5
We have an adequate football program. Urban Meyer has 7 loses in his 6 years at Ohio State. NO coach in Div1 football has fewer in the same time period. LOL or did you forget a smilie? in his employee review he got a "Meets Expectations" i guess he is good enough too
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Post by Willard Fillmore on Sept 24, 2017 21:29:04 GMT -5
His contract does not say that he must win every single game of every year. That would be a really tough requirement. I'd hate to get fired for losing one game in 6 years.
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Post by Willard Fillmore on Sept 24, 2017 21:34:14 GMT -5
he couldn't lose a bowl game and the Big-10 title his first year, he was BANNED how many of those losses come with JT at the helm wise sir? cause none of them came with Cardale Don't tell falsehoods. "He" wasn't banned. His TEAM was banned, due to the former coach and his actions. When "he" was hired, it was very evident by the wording in his contract that doing the right thing was more important than winning every game. Going above and beyond the rules to win would get him fired faster than Tressel, who they kinda let slide until the pressure became unbearable. AND Ad Smith not taking the ban the previous year when Ohio State went to the toilet bowl. Before "he" was hired AD Smith promised him that OSU would be bowl eligible in his first year. Another falsehood. If Urban had knowN the truth maybe he doesn't take the Ohio State job, wouldn't that have made you and those of your ilk happy. BTW, Braxton was at the helm that year and Cardale had been trying to get out of Dodge for a couple of years. As he saw the hand writing on the wall when Braxton came to Ohio State. You've heard of one trick pony right?
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Post by DrTorch on Sept 25, 2017 10:42:32 GMT -5
yes, i've also heard of no-trick ponies
one trick is better
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Post by sportsjock on Sept 25, 2017 13:54:09 GMT -5
I also think a lot of questions will be answered as the season progresses and Haskins gets more time on the field. We have a pretty good idea when that will be, don't we. His playing time will be determined on the opponent and the scoreboard.....late in the game. It's a pretty good guess, he will get in vs. Rutgers & Illinois, and perhaps Maryland. Anything beyond that, may be attributed to injury or illness.
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Post by sportsjock on Oct 2, 2017 13:50:08 GMT -5
Rather surprised Urban was willing to reveal they are working on some 2 RB sets with Dobbins and Weber both in the backfield. I think they could take some ideas from Army's prolific running attack, in adding a few new looks to the running attack. How about having the QB taking snaps under center now and then? Especially inside the ten. I'm not a big fan of the 100% shotgun, everytime, all the time. Much harder for the defense to read and react to the play action and handoff concealement and deception is much more effective.
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Post by Deleted on Oct 2, 2017 14:42:28 GMT -5
How about some 2 QB sets and have JT go deep.
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Post by Willard Fillmore on Oct 2, 2017 15:19:19 GMT -5
Rather surprised Urban was willing to reveal they are working on some 2 RB sets with Dobbins and Weber both in the backfield. I think they could take some ideas from Army's prolific running attack, in adding a few new looks to the running attack. How about having the QB taking snaps under center now and then? Especially inside the ten. I'm not a big fan of the 100% shotgun, everytime, all the time. Much harder for the defense to read and react to the play action and handoff concealement and deception is much more effective. At Ohio State Urban has used 2 RBs in the backfield sets before. No coach would be surprised. It's like when it's 3rd and 5 at midfield and Ohio State has an empty backfield, it usually means a QB draw. When a spread team puts a QB under center it means a QB sneak. There is an advantage to running the ball out of the spread. The RB gets 6 or 7 yards to build momentum. On a QB sneak he can't build up any momentum and the FB is only 2 yards behind the QB, he can't build up as much momentum. There are reasons why teams that run spread offenses, use them on 3rd and short and on the goal line. QB under center also eliminates the fake run and jump pass from the playbook The HUGE advantage for the QB in a spread is not having to turn his back to the play on pass plays, like he does when he drops back on a pass play from under center.
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Post by sportsjock on Oct 2, 2017 17:35:38 GMT -5
Rather surprised Urban was willing to reveal they are working on some 2 RB sets with Dobbins and Weber both in the backfield. I think they could take some ideas from Army's prolific running attack, in adding a few new looks to the running attack. How about having the QB taking snaps under center now and then? Especially inside the ten. I'm not a big fan of the 100% shotgun, everytime, all the time. Much harder for the defense to read and react to the play action and handoff concealement and deception is much more effective. At Ohio State Urban has used 2 RBs in the backfield sets before. No coach would be surprised. It's like when it's 3rd and 5 at midfield and Ohio State has an empty backfield, it usually means a QB draw. When a spread team puts a QB under center it means a QB sneak. There is an advantage to running the ball out of the spread. The RB gets 6 or 7 yards to build momentum. On a QB sneak he can't build up any momentum and the FB is only 2 yards behind the QB, he can't build up as much momentum. There are reasons why teams that run spread offenses, use them on 3rd and short and on the goal line. QB under center also eliminates the fake run and jump pass from the playbook The HUGE advantage for the QB in a spread is not having to turn his back to the play on pass plays, like he does when he drops back on a pass play from under center. Yeah, I understand all that and can't disagree with any of your points, but snap under center, especially behind todays lengthy down linemen, makes it more difficult to read and with the QB turned, the handoff is not revealed to all 106,00 fans and all 22 opposing eyes. The ball is in the ball carriers gut more instantaneously, blocks aren't sustained as long, less holding calls, because a quick seem is all that's necessary in a lot of cases. I know the zone read is our bread and butter, but there are certain situations, it would be a huge advantage to come out in such a formation and do a quick count. If it tends to level the playing field for teams that can't compete for the top, blue chip talent, like Navy and Army, and this year Temple Owls will be taking snaps under center. They have good, quick pulling guards, players that are smart and know their role. Heck, Louisville is going to mix it up this year with a good percentage of snaps with Lamar Jackson under center, imagine that? Few QB's today have the skill set or the H.S. experience to work behind a OL. The technique is more demanding, with the three-, five- and seven-step drops; footwork and shoulder framing and going through progressions and convincing yourself—and trusting your offensive line. Holding the ball one more second will allow a receiver to gain separation and increase the completion window and catch a throw. The play-action fake, where your back will be turned to the defense for as many as three seconds—and everything could change in coverage from a pre-snap read when you turn and see things that come unexpected. So much more you can do with backs in motion and body movements. The master of masters was Rex Kern, he could fake the entire stadium out of their shorts.
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Post by Willard Fillmore on Oct 2, 2017 18:35:22 GMT -5
Sounds like you would prefer Harbaugh
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Post by sportsjock on Oct 2, 2017 22:33:11 GMT -5
Sounds like you would prefer Harbaugh LOL.......thanks, but no thanks...
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Post by galion on Oct 3, 2017 3:18:12 GMT -5
He will be coaching the Colts next season anyway.
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Post by DrTorch on Oct 3, 2017 13:38:02 GMT -5
run the Wishbone so JT doesn't have to throw at all woot
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