Ulysees E. McGill
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I agree that pass coverage from LB was top 3, but I think by far, the other two biggest weaknesses were pass pro OL and pass rush. And I would probably put run blocking OL as fourth. I would make the same list for the year before as well.
Fwiw he was 2nd to last in YPC, not 2nd. At least according to cfbstats.
YPC went:
1) Chandler (5.48)
2) Fils-Aime (5.14) few attempts, but I'd like too see him get more personally. Led the team at 6.94 YPC in 2017 on 31 carries. 81% of his yards have been vs SEC opponents (inb4 "he beat up on FCS dudes"). All he seems to do is produce.
3) London (4.90)
4) Jordan (3.95)
5) Banks (3.56) - the guy that so many like was both last in rushing efficiency and first in fumbles last year. Aight...?
Run blocking has to be #1 by a good margin imo. We were DEAD LAST in stuff rate nationally. In fact, we did so poor, we were last out of all 130 FBS teams of the last 4 years! That's 520 teams that came and went and we topped them all in not pushing the pile 1 dang yard!
Also dead last in the league in YPC. 108th nationally. Run blocking was downright embarrassing tbh.
SMH..no clean words to say how that makes me feel about the carny barker.Run blocking has to be #1 by a good margin imo. We were DEAD LAST in stuff rate nationally. In fact, we did so poor, we were last out of all 130 FBS teams of the last 4 years! That's 520 teams that came and went and we topped them all in not pushing the pile 1 dang yard!
Also dead last in the league in YPC. 108th nationally. Run blocking was downright embarrassing tbh.
He meant YPC in the O&W game, not last season.
I think Jordan is solid...he's just not a different enough type of back to Ty imo. He's slower but about the same size. I like him though, like Banks a whole lot too. Jordan just has to be willing to cut and go, stop trying to bounce outside.
Just got around to reading Kongbo's exit interview and wow...that was spicy.
For those of you without The Athletic, it's awesome. David Ubben is already one of the better Tennessee beat writers in Knoxville. His articles are $. Literally and figuratively.
Actually thought deep passing was pretty good. Then again we've been absolutely atrocious there for most of the past decade.
We hit 23 passing plays of 30+ yards, the most since 2010. This was good for 33rd nationally, despite us only passing 297 times all season (119th nationally, ahead of only a mere 6 non-triple option teams). For how little we threw, we completed a good number of deep passes.
Fwiw we were 19th nationally at 40+ yard pass completions.
Fwiw he was 2nd to last in YPC, not 2nd. At least according to cfbstats.
YPC went:
1) Chandler (5.48)
2) Fils-Aime (5.14) few attempts, but I'd like too see him get more personally. Led the team at 6.94 YPC in 2017 on 31 carries. 81% of his yards have been vs SEC opponents (inb4 "he beat up on FCS dudes"). All he seems to do is produce.
3) London (4.90)
4) Jordan (3.95)
5) Banks (3.56) - the guy that so many like was both last in rushing efficiency and first in fumbles last year. Aight...?
Run blocking has to be #1 by a good margin imo. We were DEAD LAST in stuff rate nationally. In fact, we did so poorly, we were last out of all 130 FBS teams of the last 4 years! That's 520 teams that came and went and we topped them all in not pushing the pile 1 dang yard!
Also dead last in the league in YPC. 108th nationally. Run blocking was downright embarrassing tbh.
Yea i thought we really werenāt THAT bad in pass protection. We held our own against the best edge player in college football this year too.
Here's where I split on him, there's no particular style that's enjoyable.Itās not that i think heās awful or anything but i would rather see banks or a newcomer.
There's a thread in the ff with a bunch of quotes.I must have missed this if it was already discussed. Can you give a summary of what Kongbo said?
A little misleading, I check them after each game. CFA only had 36 yds in 2018, and 1 run was wide open for 14 yds.Fwiw he was 2nd to last in YPC, not 2nd. At least according to cfbstats.
YPC went:
1) Chandler (5.48)
2) Fils-Aime (5.14) few attempts, but I'd like too see him get more personally. Led the team at 6.94 YPC in 2017 on 31 carries. 81% of his yards have been vs SEC opponents (inb4 "he beat up on FCS dudes"). All he seems to do is produce.
3) London (4.90)
4) Jordan (3.95)
5) Banks (3.56) - the guy that so many like was both last in rushing efficiency and first in fumbles last year. Aight...?
That's hard to figure because of the daily double.Though, I actually did get back to back bar trivia bonus questions last month - what is the theoretically most points one can score in 1 game of jeopardy? And the least?