Albin is doing a great job helping us to lose this game!

When you gift wrap 19 points to your opponent does it really matter?

BBall, I agree that BB should be in there 90% of the time.  But, starting wit the Miami game the QB has not played up to the hype.  Not sure if it is the line or now the lack of quality receivers but the Offense seems completely out of sync.

Frank, those times were when BB22 was in the game. Feed him.

Boykin does fine in the power running game.  This one has me baffled too, but there are far worse issues than this.

The network graphic showed that over the prior three game Mr. Boykin had been more productive than Beau,  he has earned his snaps. JMHO.

If you watched that game and thought that the problem was who was at running back, then you missed a good game.

Correct.

We need to get the line of scrimmage, set and snap it.   Boom--here it comes, see if you can stop it!

When we've done that, no one has.


None of this hesitancy, looking to the sideline, scratching the head--all that took our mojo, energy, confidence away.  BG has a good defense.  But it ain't that good.


The good news is that we get it together quick.  A lack of talent cannot be fixed overnight.  Fixing our mental mojo side can be done over a weekend.  'Cats will beat Ballie.



We can't worry about every play being perfect.  Run it, if it doesn't work, move to the next one.  When we're on, enough of our stuff works that we score plenty enough.

L.C.: Maybe.  But these are 20-23 year old men who must get some excitement energy up for the game.  Then, have you had a chance to watch the game.  Did you see our procedure for the critical 2nd quarter, most of the first quarter and more than shoulda been for the rest of the game:  get to line of scrimmage, semi-set, look to sidelines, look to sidelines, look to sidelines, then run some good plays, some not so good.

No disrespect meant because I believe that you know the following (you are a business owner!)  Anyone can see 'what' is happening.  But it's really possible to get a sense of why, of the intangibles.  I'm sure that everyone could feel the discomfort which our punting squad was going through.  (Wasn't one snap missed because eyes were more on the rush than the snap?)  Likewise, the indecisiveness of our offense was palpable.

It was as if we had soooooooo much respect for BG's defense that we just weren't sure what to do.  Or maybe there waw disagreement on what play(s) to run. 

Whatever it was, that was not OHIO out there for much of the game on offense.  That sure looked like not quite Ohio.  Injuries are always going to hurt a team.  Playing with firm determination and gusto should obtain anyways.

If fatigue is the problem with the line play, I'll be very glad. Fatigue is a relatively easy fix.

Have we ever had this percentage of players lost for the year to injury? I have to wonder what in the world is going on in Athens. How are we losing this many players? It seems as though we have had very bad luck with injuries over the past 2 or 3 seasons. Is that accurate, or just my imagination?