PulaskiVolFan
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Interesting.
Yep. You got it. I recognized you weren't advocating for JG.I’m confused I messed up a quote reply earlier in this thread and may have confused you as well. I don’t remember saying that and I’m not sure what it was a response to, but I’m not a JG advocate. I think he’s holding us back from competing for championships but he’s been our best option so far. JMO
Edit: ohhh I said something about the USCe game. I see where you’re coming from
You are a fundamentally dishonest person. JG wasn't effective... regardless of what Maurer did or did not do.A lot of wasted Maurer possessions in there. Not to mention red zone penalties plus stuffed run plays on third and fourth and short.
Go ahead with your rant though.
That stat is out there, JG was ranked in the SEC either 2nd or 4th in accuracy % on those type throws and top 5 in completion pct on the long throws. It's actually one of his more impressive stats as compared to where all else he struggles.i mean u are throwing to Jennings and Callaway who are big Wr's. The best place to get them the ball would be down field. The real question is whats the completion % on those throws.
Flvol is about as ignorant as they come. Don't expect him to accept anything beyond 1960s box stats. He still follows total passing yards and ToP as statsTotal yards isn’t how anyone would define “best offense”. These are the numbers that matter. Total yards (the number you’re quoting) is skewed by the pace the team plays with (favoring Malzhan style teams)
36th in yards per pass attempt
63rd in yards per play (up almost half a yard from last season)
80th in yards per rush.
Also our defense was 27th in yards per play.
Both sides are the ball were highly improved.
Seems you may lack basic understanding. Try reading the graphic...one...more...time.Sorry, but I question any metric that has KY 2nd in a passing offensive statistic since they literally didn’t throw the ball more than 5 times a game and had a WR playing QB.
Read the graphic...nothing to do with success...it is TARGETS and ROUTES.Damn. Not exactly the teams I’d have expected to see at the top of that list. I’d have thought LSU, Clemson, and bama in that order. I guess they didn’t have as many attempts. Just a lot of successfully executed explosive plays
All this stat says is that when we drop back to pass, we tend to throw it down the field. I don’t take much from it as far as aggressiveness because there’s no way to show when the throws really happen.Come on, man. Do you really believe that we were the most aggressive passing attack in the country along with such passing juggernauts as ***squints*** Kentucky and Georgia Tech? My god this is a stupid debate.
Come on, man. Do you really believe that we were the most aggressive passing attack in the country along with such passing juggernauts as ***squints*** Kentucky and Georgia Tech? My god this is a stupid debate.