floridavol25
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Be a lot tougher game than most in here would like to admit..Could actually let Bama beat them twice. Vols stink it up on the road..Vols will be lucky to beat Kentucky. Tennessee is a mid-level SEC team and has numerous fundamental problems such as tackling and catching a football. Oh yeah - special teams is mediocre too.
Not too late IMO. To be, this was always no better than an 8 win team even with the light schedule. This is exactly where I thought we'd be so I'm fine with the record. It's how bad we are on defense that so frustrating. Even with the lack of talent/youth, I'd hope we could at least know how to line up and tackle well. Just do the little things well. Is that too much to ask?Bishop is a dawg but I think it's too little too late at this point.
It's pretty clear that teams have a good handle on Heupels warp speed offense and he's trying to adapt. I also believe he's calling a lot of plays and it's impacting his game awareness/management. So instead of grooming Joey to run a system that no longer works, why not bring in an experienced OC and give him complete control over the offense and just be a head coach? Delegate and trust your hires.Heupel is a good coach, but if assistants can’t get it done bring in somebody else. One Johnny Majors did, he demanded a lot out of his assistants and he expected results or he would get another one. Not calling for anybody yet, but coaches and the team need to address a few things that are keeping us from being a very good team. Offense needs a few new wrinkles, but mainly cut out the mistakes and tight end drops. GBO
5-2 and a top 5 offense, yet you spew this? wtfIt's pretty clear that teams have a good handle on Heupels warp speed offense and he's trying to adapt. I also believe he's calling a lot of plays and it's impacting his game awareness/management. So instead of grooming Joey to run a system that no longer works, why not bring in an experienced OC and give him complete control over the offense and just be a head coach? Delegate and trust your hires.
Our system was leading the country in scoring going into this game. To say the system no longer works is incorrect. Our biggest problems on offense are drops and silly execution penalties. We out gained bama on Total yardage and rushing yardage. And they only passed for about 20-30 yards more than us. We could stand to add a few sweeps and maybe a few misdirection plays, but moving the ball isn’t a big problem. Shooting ourselves in the foot is our biggest problem. GBOIt's pretty clear that teams have a good handle on Heupels warp speed offense and he's trying to adapt. I also believe he's calling a lot of plays and it's impacting his game awareness/management. So instead of grooming Joey to run a system that no longer works, why not bring in an experienced OC and give him complete control over the offense and just be a head coach? Delegate and trust your hires.
Wouldn't go that far. UT is a good team, but a very young team facing a lot of injuries in a meat grinder of a league. I also think this staff wants to do certain things but isn't confident this roster can do them. They're between a rock and a hard place. One thing is certain. With the remaining schedule, if Heupel gets this roster to 9 or more wins, he's a miracle worker. Having said that, I do see UK being in a perfect spot to be the annual Heupel stinker.Vols will be lucky to beat Kentucky. Tennessee is a mid-level SEC team and has numerous fundamental problems such as tackling and catching a football. Oh yeah - special teams is mediocre too.
Good remarks Cav, but we would have to smell like a sewer to out do that stinker performance last night. With KY, who knows what we do or how we show up?Wouldn't go that far. UT is a good team, but a very young team facing a lot of injuries in a meat grinder of a league. I also think this staff wants to do certain things but isn't confident this roster can do them. They're between a rock and a hard place. One thing is certain. With the remaining schedule, if Heupel gets this roster to 9 or more wins, he's a miracle worker. Having said that, I do see UK being in a perfect spot to be the annual Heupel stinker.
This might be the most positive post you’ve ever made.Wouldn't go that far. UT is a good team, but a very young team facing a lot of injuries in a meat grinder of a league. I also think this staff wants to do certain things but isn't confident this roster can do them. They're between a rock and a hard place. One thing is certain. With the remaining schedule, if Heupel gets this roster to 9 or more wins, he's a miracle worker. Having said that, I do see UK being in a perfect spot to be the annual Heupel stinker.
We did not bring the same physicality we brought to UGA. That was evident for sure.As I have watched Alabama run over our players it is evident we don’t have players that want it more than they want anything else. We are physically destroyed. And this is both sides of the field. I miss the days of Al Wilson, Leonard Little, Eric Berry…