Could there be a chemistry issue as well? I notice a few times on the telecast that after a play that was not favorable TT would look over at the sideline and start screaming and showing his displeasure. I appreciate TT's intensity and passion but if he kept cool and collected there might not have been as many mistakes. I am in no way trying to throw TT under the bus, it just struck me as unusual and un TT like to be doing that. Maybe this loss takes away all the pressure?
If in fact a chemistry issue has developed, let us hope that the coaches aren't in denial. Instead, let us hope that it is not going unnoticed and unaddressed.
The EMU game could be more telling than most of us ever expected it might or could be...
I alluded to this in another thread as well...
http://www.bobcatattack.com/messageboard/topic.asp?FromPage=1&ForumPID=6&PID=87225
Unfortunately you could see this brewing when Tyler commented publicly on the play calling. I don't agree with him doing so but it feels like the coaching staff needs to leave the "man we can't screw this thing up" game plans behind. They can be stored next to the Knorr files.
There's a reason Tyler's frustrated. This offense is more than capable of performing like Toledo / NIU...They just need to be allowed to do so.
There comes a time in the development of a program at which you have to accept the fact that you really are that good. Trust them to run what they show you they can in practice. Put it on display and scorch the rest of this season!