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Chuckie Finster said...
Is it strange that I didn't feel an ounce of hatred for Patterson the entire game? I watched him coach, I watched him motivate, and I watched him do all the things we wish Mack would do.
I've officially decided who I want to be the next head coach of our football team.
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BobbyBurton said...
I don't like saying this, but you have to change DCs. I don't think it's even a question after this.
It's the same thing he did against Iowa State and other games this year but this time he got caught with his hand in the cookie jar one too many times.
You just don't have to play that kind of risky defense to win against some teams. It's absolutely counter productive.
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Racer X said...
To me, this game is very simple to post-mortem.
1. Texas' OL simply isn't good enough to establish the run against a solid DL / Front 7. It's a personnel issue at this point. Further, Ash is a play-action QB, so when you can't run the ball at all, the play-action is ineffective and the TCU DBs can take risks for INTs. Basic offense here.
2. Texas' DL scheme (and LB to a lesser extent) is just foolish. There's no reason to take the risks that Texas does with it's DL, via slants, stunts, loops, etc... No reason. It's a coaching issue, not a personnel issue. TCU gashed Texas with the run in the first half, and had all the points they needed (14) by halftime. The defensive game plan should have been really simple - stack the box and make TCU's QB complete lots of passes to gain first downs and score points. Instead, TCU won with only 7 completions, and ran the ball for 220 yards against slanting DTs, and looping DEs. Just dumb, dumb, dumb.
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Racer X said...
To me, this game is very simple to post-mortem.
1. Texas' OL simply isn't good enough to establish the run against a solid DL / Front 7. It's a personnel issue at this point. Further, Ash is a play-action QB, so when you can't run the ball at all, the play-action is ineffective and the TCU DBs can take risks for INTs. Basic offense here.
2. Texas' DL scheme (and LB to a lesser extent) is just foolish. There's no reason to take the risks that Texas does with it's DL, via slants, stunts, loops, etc... No reason. It's a coaching issue, not a personnel issue. TCU gashed Texas with the run in the first half, and had all the points they needed (14) by halftime. The defensive game plan should have been really simple - stack the box and make TCU's QB complete lots of passes to gain first downs and score points. Instead, TCU won with only 7 completions, and ran the ball for 220 yards against slanting DTs, and looping DEs. Just dumb, dumb, dumb.
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BobbyBurton said...
I don't like saying this, but you have to change DCs. I don't think it's even a question after this.
It's the same thing he did against Iowa State and other games this year but this time he got caught with his hand in the cookie jar one too many times.
You just don't have to play that kind of risky defense to win against some teams. It's absolutely counter productive.
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Codaxx said...
Actually I thought kicking it on the goalline was a major mistake. TCU was running all over Texas. Score there and it was basically over. That decision gave Texas a chance to tie the game. I tworked out, but it was the wrong call.
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