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Sep 16, 2024
10:44:48pm

Archaea Intervention Needed

Overall he needs to put in systems

That the assistants follow to enable a high level of execution.

Ball security can be taught.

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Archaea

Bio page: Archaea
Joined: Mar 28, 2001
Last login: Sep 19, 2024
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Changing my tune a bit: A) ARod is probably better than we acknowledge in play

Archaea

Sep 16, 12:18pm

I've always said it more about execution than play calling

Count Cougar

Sep 16, 12:20pm

Part of being a coach is getting your guys to execute.

Beggar

Sep 16, 12:20pm

Urban Meyer had a player or two who were good at execution.

reagan21

Sep 16, 12:23pm

RE: Urban Meyer had a player or two who were good at execution.

IdahoCoug

Sep 16, 12:27pm

RE: Urban Meyer had a player or two who were good at execution.

Little Mac

Sep 16, 12:27pm

RE: Urban Meyer had a player or two who were good at execution.

ldssdl

Sep 16, 2:27pm

True. I fault ARod mostly for inconsistent recruiting of the key position at QB.

Archaea

Sep 16, 12:24pm

even in the wac or the mountain west BYU could get GOOD QBs

44C

Sep 16, 3:21pm

I mean Bronco had the same problem from 2010-2014/2015

arcawley

Sep 16, 3:21pm

Which is why an OC should be able to depend on position coaches to teach the players their positions and technique.

Sep 16, 4:27pm

Who is the QB coach?

Archaea

Sep 16, 4:34pm

That one falls on ARod and whatever GAs/analyst they are using to help the QB.

Sep 16, 4:58pm

No. The QB coach should help with execution

Archaea

Sep 16, 5:05pm

Execution and ball security? Explain his role in that, I'm not following.

Sep 16, 7:30pm

Overall he needs to put in systems

Archaea

Sep 16, 10:44pm

And you are under the impression he is not doing this?

Sep 17, 5:32am

Player execution is also on the coach to some extent right? Furthermore if

ChiCityCoug

Sep 16, 12:22pm

Reminds me of a BYU football cartoon when Doug Scovil came back to be OC again (1979?)

SV Coug

Sep 16, 12:46pm

I need a rod to quit running from shotgun in 3rd or 4th and short to agree.

paulb

Sep 16, 12:23pm

Those plays drive me nuts. We don't take advantage of the extra vision and are

Archaea

Sep 16, 12:24pm

Like Miles Davis' run on the game-winning drive against SMU.

kccougar

Sep 16, 12:26pm

Even a blind squirrel…

ChiCityCoug

Sep 16, 12:28pm

Had he run from under center on prior plays, I don't think we'd have been in

paulb

Sep 16, 12:35pm

The fumbles are the real killer. He is pretty effective as a runner but if he is

Sep 16, 12:25pm

Scares me the way holds that ball with one hand

44C

Sep 16, 3:17pm

On the pregame, they kept saying how Chase Roberts is about 75% successful on

SoCalCoug

Sep 16, 12:29pm

Do you live on Balboa Island by chance? 😂

NonmormonYfan89

Sep 16, 3:00pm

Good play caller but he doesn't seem to adjust plays to fit the personnel

SnickSnack

Sep 16, 12:33pm

You don't think the play calling was different in the first half against Wyoming

Lifer

Sep 16, 12:37pm

I think his offensive tendency is to keep teams off balance. This includes

SnickSnack

Sep 16, 12:41pm

Retzlaff only has one lost fumble this year, so hopefully that's a last year

Sep 16, 12:35pm

takes big man to admit when he’s wrong

44C

Sep 16, 2:22pm

I don't like his shotgun rb plays on 3rd an1 or 3rd and 2

Sam's Dad

Sep 16, 7:01pm

I’m still chuckling that ARod called a double-pass on our opening drive

BlueDiver

Sep 16, 7:28pm

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