New offensive coordinator!

#27
#27
I was confused when they cut our lead to 6 and when we got the ball back we ran up the middle, up the middle and then have Dobbs just basically run sideways along the line of scrimmage. I mean what the hell?
 
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#31
#31
Dumb thread. We let them convert 4th and a mile 3 times on their last 2 drives and score TDs(as usual) and y'all want a complain about Debord and the offense.
 
#32
#32
Thought it was fine play calling. We ran for a ton of yards and scored plenty to win that game. Defense had huge let downs and jones mishandled critical moments.
 
#33
#33
Amen Brother!!!

Keybord coaches assemble!!!! We have that much raw talent at WR and we do not even bring them in the game plan. Yes, we have had 100 yard games on the ground but who gives a Rat's A$$. We want to see UT win games we have been down and still are there. It is time to clean out the closet on the Offensive side of the ball. Sorry, we have been friends for 10 years, but do not let the door hit you in the ass on the way out. If not, you will be next and it will be a revolving door again! I saw a article on Chip Kelly and his chances to come to the SEC, I thought it was BS, but the dumpster fire is burning real good now in Knoxville. Well, welcome to the basement again for another year!:mad:
 
#34
#34
When an offense has to rely on broken tackles to gain yards, or trick plays, it's a problem. Hurd could be the next Fournette if he had a fb in front of him. I was a Jones fan, but if he don't change his offense, he can go. I hope he gets a new offensive coordinator to utilize our great wrs and powerful running backs. But I doubt it. This was a wake up call to stop the bs, and run a traditional offense. Evidently the staff does not know how to utilize our weapons!
 
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roddo518 said:
When an offense has to rely on broken tackles to gain yards, or trick plays, it's a problem. Hurd could be the next Fournette if he had a fb in front of him. I was a Jones fan, but if he don't change his offense, he can go. I hope he gets a new offensive coordinator to utilize our great wrs and powerful running backs. But I doubt it. This was a wake up call to stop the bs, and run a traditional offense. Evidently the staff does not know how to utilize our weapons!
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It's Jones' offense. He is gonna live and die by it.
 
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#38
#38
I personally don't care what weapons we have. This offense will not work in the SEC. The offense has regressed it seems from the end of the last year til now.
 
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#43
#43
Make no mistake about it, Debored was hired to continue to call this offense the way CBJ wants it called. He isn't a real OC, Simply CBJ's puppet. Its all on him.
 
#48
#48
He never was good. Even at Michigan he was considered average and the defenses are what won for them then.
 
#49
#49
JonGrudensAgent said:
It's Jones' offense. He is gonna live and die by it.
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Then he shall die, meaning I'm ok with him being gone. A traditional offensive coach could win with the team we have right now. We would more than likely be undefeated right now. Can you honestly say that Cutcliffe could not have a better record with the talent we have right now? I know that ifs and buts are candy and nuts, but the product on the field is undeniable. Jones needs to surround himself with a great offensive coordinator and keep recruiting at a break neck pace. It's the Fulmer way, it worked then, it'll work now!
 
#50
#50
I put this more on Jancek and the D. This game was won and our D could not close down a fourth down play if their lives depended on it. Especially given that Florida has a spare at QB.

Butch had a major brain lock on the two point conversion.

But, the D lost this game. Not the O.

And if you look at OU, the D was equally as culpable.
 
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