Nashvegas31
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Hooker was running a designed play to his left and the defense had an overload coming from the same side. By the time Hooker turned his body around he saw the pressure and panicked, tried to get rid of the ball but it was too late.
We ran that same play later in the game with the exact same result minus the turnover. The point is Pitt scouted that play and were ready for it twice. It was a bad play call on both occasions.
The interception was the exact same play that Milton overthrew and missed a chance to convert a third down. The difference was Pitt was sitting back in coverage on that play and intercepted it.
When Milton misses he misses very badly, no one can catch it. I think running with Milton is a mistake. The defense is going to give you man and force Milton to make a throw he converts at a rate of 50%. That's a 3 and out recipe for failure.
If we do run with Milton I'll go ahead and free weekends up for the rest of the season, he's a proven unsuccessful commodity and Heupel appears to believe he can fix it.
If you are referring to the Hooker fumble go watch again. Play call was fine. Hooker didn’t trust the read or missed it one but Callaway was wide open and the ball should have been thrown prior to his break and it would have been fine instead he waited and the Pitt guy was in his face.