I’ve used this play in so many examples of our creative play calling in 2021-2022

[KnoxRealtorVOL]

I want this kind of stuff back

 

[DonDiego]

Whut, QB roll right and throw back down the middle to a super speedy receiver against a super crappy, slow defense? I suspect you'll get it...hello ETSU

 

[kptvol1]

Whut, QB roll right and throw back down the middle to a super speedy receiver against a super crappy, slow defense? I suspect you'll get it...hello ETSU

Kinda rude, but I want to see a qb putting air under a ball and dropping it where the receiver will be.

 

[QuarterSawnVol]

We were incredibly spoiled with Hooker.

Just give me a QB that can throw a deep ball in relative proximity of our wide receivers. I’ll make the bbq and y’all bring the drinks and we’ll all just watch and see what happens each week

 

[GetYouSomeofThat]

What was creative about that play? The only thing i can see is that it was likely set up by an earlier play that had the shallower route getting the pass,thus causing the safety to bite on that route.

As a stand alone play this just looks like very poor defense.

 

[livefaith]

Our offense was so vanilla and boring last year, that I thought Pruitt was back in charge. I wonder if there was a particular player that kept holding that up?

 

[lostsheep]

While I wouldn't call that play particularly "creative," I do think we've seen a significant difference in play-calling once Golesh left and Halzle took over. JMO, so TIFWIW.

 

[RockyTop140]

If you go back and watch the games from 21 and 22 it is stark. I’m not sure if it’s defenses adjusting, golesh leaving, mediocre qb play, or a combination. But we were so much fun to watch on offense those 2 seasons

 

[Nico ee-ah-MAH-LAY-ah-va]

I remember listening to this game. I was living in SC at the time, heading out to go hunting with some buddies who were Gamecock fans. Ended up roasting them as we geared up and headed to the stands.

 

[chuckiepoo]

If you go back and watch the games from 21 and 22 it is stark. I’m not sure if it’s defenses adjusting, golesh leaving, mediocre qb play, or a combination. But we were so much fun to watch on offense those 2 seasons

Golesh leaving. No question. Dude had zero fear of failure. Of course, he also didn’t have a defense to lean on either.

 

[KnoxRealtorVOL]

What was creative about that play? The only thing i can see is that it was likely set up by an earlier play that had the shallower route getting the pass,thus causing the safety to bite on that route.

As a stand alone play this just looks like very poor defense.

Hooker ran off to the right and the O-line pulled with him, this was clearly disguised as a designed QB run, which made the secondary hesitate.

As soon as they did, the play turned into a drop back pass, as it was designed to be all along.

I mean that’s pretty dang creative. Have you seen anything like that since Golesh left?

 

[ZZ13]

Hooker ran off to the right and the O-line pulled with him, this was clearly disguised as a designed QB run, which made the secondary hesitate.

As soon as they did, the play turned into a drop back pass, as it was designed to be all along.

I mean that’s pretty dang creative. Have you seen anything like that since Golesh left?

I haven't seen anyone in the QB room like Hooker, since Golesh left.

 

[njvols]

Our offense was so vanilla and boring last year, that I thought Pruitt was back in charge. I wonder if there was a particular player that kept holding that up?

Really hope JH spent some serious time in offseason spicing up the play book. Part of issue last year besides vanilla qb play was predicability of offense, and DC’s have managed to scout us up pretty good