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Speaker 1: Where the plays get broken down and science gets denied to.
Speaker 2: Come off the bench.
Speaker 1: Hour two of Off the Bench Live from the Raising
Kine Studio.
Speaker 3: Shout out to Quinn, Shout out to Quinn inside to
buy you four chat the rivers all dry? Oh what's
it called? Someone was asking the question. It was an
hour number one. I wrote it down, so I apologize
that I'm not giving you credit for asking the question.
I really tried to go back and it was too
long ago. You can't go that far back. But you
were asking outside of the national championship year, what was
the five years before that like compared to the five
years after? And now we're in we're in the sixth
season of that. But to answer your question, in twenty
fourteen through twenty eighteen, so fourteen, fifteen, sixteen, seventeen, eighteen seasons.
Speaker 2: You were forty four and nineteen.
Speaker 3: Overall you were twenty five and fifteen in the SEC
the five years after the national championship. Again, this doesn't
include this year, but just the five seasons in twenty
twenty twenty one, twenty two, twenty three, twenty four, you
were forty and twenty three, twenty five and seventeen in
the SEC. So you got a couple more losses in there,
and you've got more losses, not as many wins. So
forty wins compared to the five years before that forty
four wins.
Speaker 4: And we were kind of talking about it too before
the show. It's like, how how different is that those
two columns? If somehow Jane Daniels didn't find a Superman
cape and make the biggest jump turn around improvement in
a quarterback position that I've ever seen that these guys
I've ever seen.
Speaker 2: That's a fair question.
Speaker 5: Well, but also like how great of a quarterback was
Jane and Daniels?
Speaker 2: Oh God, Like.
Speaker 5: We're hurting without him.
Speaker 2: We're hurting, so were the commanders.
Speaker 6: Cheez Oh yeah, oh man, he out again.
Speaker 2: I know, hamstring.
Speaker 4: At least it's not a knee like you saw it,
because he had the knee issue a couple of weeks ago,
a little hammy now well, soft tissue I set up
this weekend.
Speaker 5: But it turns out Vanderbilt proved it this weekend. You
got a mobile quarterback and a strong run game, you
can win games. Does LSU have either of those?
Speaker 2: Answer? Yeah, no, solid. Yeah.
Speaker 4: The mobile quarterback thing, it's like it's the non mobile
quarterback is starting to become a little bit of a dinosaur.
Speaker 2: You you gotta be able to do something.
Speaker 4: But it's not like there's there's a place for a
guy that's not mobile with a good arm if you
have an.
Speaker 6: Elite running game. But you and I were talking about
it the other day.
Speaker 7: A team in the NFL, it's a contender that doesn't
have a good running game.
Speaker 4: It's yeah, it's not happening. It's never happened, at least
like a serviceable a dangerous one. You don't have to
be dominant. You don't have to be elite in the
running game to be good, right, but I just.
Speaker 5: Don't like to have it to compensate for the lack of.
Speaker 2: Well, like a mobile quarterback doesn't have to be Lamar Jackson. Right,
I'm not saying he does. Joe Burrow was very capable
of running the football. Right.
Speaker 3: He's not a sprinter, he's not fast, he's not a runner,
but he got the pocket and let me, I knew
when when he could gain yards.
Speaker 4: And it's not even about being like super athletic, super fast,
being able to outrun the defensive end of the sideline.
A lot of quarterbacks are mobile that you don't wouldn't,
no one would ever put that by their name. There's
a way to scramble within the pocket without scrambling outside
of the pocket. There's a way to manipulate rushers and
move in the pocket.
Speaker 5: I'm a little too broadly, but y'all are saying exactly
what I'm Yeah.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, for sure. Yeah, we're just trying to say,
like you don't have that.
Speaker 5: Right, No, but you don't even have the run game
to compensate for the lack of being able to scramble.
Speaker 3: Nothing on the ground terrifies anybody right now. Yeah, like
quarterback or running back.
Speaker 4: I think a lot of the teams that l She
plays this year have the traditional quote unquote mobile quarterback.
Speaker 2: Kde Club Nick. Yeah, it's fast, Leonora sells Pavia.
Speaker 4: He's maybe not straight line fast, but he's certainly a
mobile quarterback. The guy we're gonna play this week mobile
arter back.
Speaker 6: Watch out for the guy were in two weeks. He
considered a traditional lon of but Toss Simpson could make
it happen.
Speaker 4: But there are guys that you look at like like
you just said, and we're not like, okay, we're using
like super extreme examples because I just don't have college
examples at my fingertips, like Peyton Manning, Tom Brady, Joe Burrow,
like they can scramble.
Speaker 3: Philip Rivers is not fast at all, but he was
so good at scrambling within the pocket.
Speaker 2: Within the pocket.
Speaker 4: And I heard that term a long time ago, about
ten years being used by I can't remember who it was.
Speaker 2: It was a defensive line. I think it's been it
for the Seahawks.
Speaker 4: He was explaining to it and talking about Aaron Rodgers
at the time, like the dude doesn't get outside the pocket,
but he's he scrambles within the pocket, like I can't
get him.
Speaker 2: I can't get to him because he he how he manipulates.
Speaker 4: And I think Garrett's playing a little bit with some
hot feet hot feet right now. Of course, the protection
throughout the year has not helped him like get a
little confidence in the pocket, certainly, And I think at
as a quarterback, you gotta work yourself out of like
little little funks like that. Because he tended to start
looking at the pass rush instead of looking at the
defensive backs. You start, I think you start guessing a
little bit before pre snap instead of just reading. Garritts
struggling with his pre snap reads and he's struggling.
Speaker 2: With his immediate post snap reed.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so pre snap reads, seeing what the defense is bringing,
seeing what coverage, what shell they're in. Right, but then
at the snap if they rotate, adjusting to it, That's
what I thought, like that immediate post snap. Yeah, here,
I want to I'd like.
Speaker 2: To attach my I do want to.
Speaker 3: I do want to point out some of the past
protection grades, as you mentioned, like right now, it feels
like that's something that he's more worried about right now?
Speaker 2: Is some of that Where is it going to come from?
Where am I going to.
Speaker 3: Get hit from Tyree Adams before he went out? You're
starting left tackle pass protection grad. It was a forty
six uh DJ Chester, who again is your backup center,
your third guard and then also the first in at tackle,
which I think that's I think that's an issue. I
do thirty seven point six, and then you're starting right
tackle Weston Davis twenty three point seven, twenty three point
seven pass protection grade so your your tackles right now.
You're the guys that are blocking the edge defenders probably
don't have a lot of confidence and that they're gonna
get it done.
Speaker 2: I saw that movie The blind Side too. I know
how important that position is.
Speaker 5: It's pretty important.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because the quarterback his head run the damn ball.
Speaker 5: That's also a blind side. You know what I also
just like do not enjoy is that I feel like
we have become a joke. And that really is like
fully on Brian Kelly because Vanderbilt posting that picture of
like the danger outside the press conference room where they're
like you might get like people might slam the desk
or like yelled out or whatever. Like that is you're
being trolled by Vanderbilt and you're like a joke.
Speaker 6: And I really don't know how many people.
Speaker 5: Played at the end, Like.
Speaker 3: How many people did we talk about Lone Drew where
they were like, oh, this is my favorite bet of
the weekend is Vanderbilt?
Speaker 2: How many people?
Speaker 6: So many?
Speaker 3: A lot of national media, I mean Dave Dave emptied
his DraftKings account and.
Speaker 5: Then wait, but you know also is that like everybody
except except Nick Saban on college game day picked Vanderbilt
to win, and people were confused by that. I have
to say, like, I am not shocked by the fact
that people thought that this Vanderbilt team was going to
play or would beat this l s U team.
Speaker 2: And that's a problem to your point, the original point, Yes,
offensive line.
Speaker 7: Kelly continues in press conferences to rave about carrieus Kern
and will not play him.
Speaker 6: I'm just trying to figure out why.
Speaker 7: You get thrown into the fire against Florida, And Kelly said, well,
he reminds me of Emory Jones. I'm like, yeah, Emory
Jones who got thrown into the fire against Florida and
didn't give his job back for three years.
Speaker 6: He was your starting tackle.
Speaker 7: I expected him to come in there when Tyree Adams
went down because they like him so much at tackle. Now,
all of a sudden, he came out last week and said,
Carrie's urn's more of a guard than a tackle. Okay,
guards aren't great either.
Speaker 8: But.
Speaker 3: As a team, your past protection grave was a forty
a forty. I know you wanted to show a clip.
Please get us out of this pass protection conference.
Speaker 4: About the old film. All right, So this is early
in the first quarter. I think there is ten minutes,
twenty four seconds left in the first quarter. We got
three by one set, Well, we're gonna be running. Here
is what I like to call. Basically, it all goes
special with you can call it a comeback of puma, curls,
a dig backside. There's a lot of different ways depending
on what kind of offense. So we have a we're gonna
execute what I would call a three jet protection. Some
might call it a twenty six right protection. There's a
couple of different ways to call. But basically the lineman we're.
Speaker 2: In a shell coverage.
Speaker 4: Here on the back end, we have four It looks
like it's gonna be quarters coverage. If I had to
guess right now, I would When I'm calling snapcount as
a quarterback, I'm anticipating quarters and I'm gonna react to
a cover three or something. I'm gonna react to something else.
So we got the four down and we're gonna probably
call Mike Wright right here. I don't know, uh, we're
gonna I don't know the number, just dreadlocks right there,
and then the back's gonna have the other one. Nobody
comes arling. Barry is gonna look for work. But a
couple of issues with us play. First of all, all
go special not a great route versus quarters, because we
are gonna anticipate if it is quarters the backside safety
and three point one is always gonna cut front side.
It's gonna take our number three. It's gonna take Aaron
Anderson out of the play. Hilton right here, never ever
release inside on the same route. That's poor coaching, not cut.
I don't know this. Poor coach is poor execution right there.
You cannot release inside. You have the same Trey is
running go route. I'd like to see him on a
hitch route right here. But in quarters coverage, we're working
the backside safeties. Cut in the front sid. You gotta
work your one on one backside, gotta work your one
to one back side. That's the only read you got
in this play versus this coverage one backside, hit your
hit your three steps, let her rip three steps, letter
rip hitchit chit chit chit chit chit chitch sack. Okay,
but here's a positive ready, Oh as long ago granted
that this loads. Because the internet, the internet.
Speaker 3: Not today, there will not be one damn positive shown
here today. And I can't say I blame it all right,
tiss me off. But to your like, okay, So to
your point about that, that should be an immediate hit
your third step.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you got anticipate Quarters got it out there to
the three by one. Every time the backside safety cuts
front side because there's no work. Usually teams will have
like a palms check or they'll have a check to
where if they run quarters coverage and they get three
by one, they'll automatically check to three. They'll cover three
instead of running cover four. But you can run cover
four and cut the backside safety. You're just leaving your
You're just leaving it one on one.
Speaker 2: Sorry.
Speaker 4: The internet's I mean, of all the days to do it,
that's why you're right here. That usually connects us right
into the internet. It's not working yet. Stinks we had
it for a second. I thought you had quarter back
up the.
Speaker 2: Old Morning Show problems. They'll be fixed. But you're about
to show a great made me think of Joe A.
Die Chip. I believe, Yeah it really was. We'll get it.
We'll have to show it at.
Speaker 3: Some point during this But to your point, though, like
that that play right there, like so people are going
to look at that as a sack, and it was
it was a sack, and it's team game, and it's
you got to do your one eleventh. Well, nuss is
one eleventh on that place to rip the ten out
of the ten, stop to the left and just rip it.
Speaker 2: It's there. It was open. It was one on one.
Speaker 3: You're right like in quarters, like as soon as you
see that backside safety, go take away Aaron Anderson.
Speaker 2: You know what it is? Yep, like that balls thrown
before your receiver stops. Yep.
Speaker 4: Right, Yeah, it's an easy read. It's an easy race quarters.
You have to what I'm saying. That's why he's struggling
a little bit with his pre snap recognition and his
immediate post snap regnance.
Speaker 2: We got it, all right, you ready? All right, we're
gonna watch.
Speaker 4: Sir Harlan Barry here, Yeah, twenty two broad of this game,
twenty two broad at, watch him. He's gonna his guy's
not gonna come. So line's working at twenty two. Harlan
Barry has twenty four and anybody else. His guy doesn't come.
So what is he gonna do?
Speaker 2: Just do nothing? Or is he gonna look for work?
Speaker 4: Bah, that's a big boy too, that's what you call
getting flat backed right there. Hey, okay, but I would
say coaching point after it. Get into your right, get
into your route's celebrated, don't talk. Yeah, I love it.
I love it. So people lass earlier? All right, does
anybody got some doll get him?
Speaker 2: Yep?
Speaker 4: Carling Barry does a little teaching point there. Maybe not
stand over him. Yeah, you're around, and you're as Garrett
Star is probably looking for you. Yeah, okay, let me okay,
go back to that. That's this is a good.
Speaker 3: This is a good watching US's head Let it play
three bout one quarters right right, right, right, never looks left,
not one time until it was way too late.
Speaker 2: You should what you do?
Speaker 4: You always look at the quarterback stripe, the stripe of
his helmet. You can always tell where he's looking in
this coverage.
Speaker 2: Right here.
Speaker 4: As soon as I get the ball, I am looking
right at the safety number eight to make sure he's
cutting right. If he cuts, I'm right to my ex receiver,
which is to the left. If he doesn't cut, I
got Aaron. I got Aaron Anderson coming right there, right.
I mean, that's it, that's that's football, that's passing game. Yeah,
that's that's learning how to work coverages. That's learning how
to read defenses, understand what what they're doing, what you're
trying to do, and what they're trying.
Speaker 2: To do to stop you.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but you got to know your experience enough. You
have to understand the weaknesses in the defense. Now, maybe
there was a maybe there was an MA A that
I don't know about, Like we're not in that room.
I don't know what was actually called. Maybe there was
an MA on the receiver and they did have a
quarters beater on it. Or maybe Trey Dalls was supposed
to run a hitch out or boomer route and he didn't.
They ready to go. Yeah, Still the backside is the read.
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we come back, it's gonna be more the same. It's
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gonna feel sorry for you. Texas A and M hasn't
won in this building since they've come into the SEC.
The only time they've beaten LSU has been in College station.
You don't think they want to get a win inside
of Tiger Stadium. You think Alabama's gonna feel sorry for you.
You think Arkansas and Bader Patrino, who's putting up points
on everybody's gonna feel sorry for you.
Speaker 2: Oklahoma is sure not after what you did to them
last year.
Speaker 3: You got one decision, and you got one choice, and
if you don't make that choice, you might not make
a bowl game. If you don't make that choice, like
you got to go out there now, I think you will.
You got Western Kentucky, But is that good enough by
barely scaping by? You have to stop it. The bleeding's
got to stop right now. And you don't have a
bye week. You don't have you're practicing today. You're getting
ready for a team today, and so like, you have
to take these corrections and you can't be sensitive about
these corrections, and you hope these corrections are being had. Right,
this is not a tape that you can just say
we're on A and M. You can't do that, not
with this all the way this looked. You gotta have
some hard truths. You gotta challenge people when you're watching
this tape and that's what you hope is going on
today as they get ready down the road this week
for A and M. But it starts on Monday. Monday
is a corrections day. Monday's a tell the truth Monday,
and that film tells a lot of truth. You have
to be able to accept that truth and try to
get better from it. And hopefully they get that done,
because again A and M's not gonna feel sorry for
you as they're trying to go win a national championship.
Right now, all right, we'll take a break more OTB
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Speaker 3: All right, welcome back in OTB here in hour number two.
Speaker 9: You miss me while you looking for yourself out.
Speaker 2: How are we feeling out there?
Speaker 6: Everyone, Chipper, I mean I was kind of yelling in here.
Speaker 7: You know, I'm in a better mood now than the
start of the show, are you?
Speaker 6: It's just good to get things.
Speaker 2: It is good to talk about it.
Speaker 7: Just I just kind of sat at home all day
and didn't really do anything. Like I don't feel better now.
Speaker 6: As we're a vibe. Sometimes TV is just a vibe.
Speaker 2: Sometimes enjoy it's therapeutic.
Speaker 4: Yes, absolutely, so you can come here off the bench.
Is that we're a safe place. We're a safe place
you can air out grievances that you have, you can
celebrate the victories, we can talk about the defeats within
a safe place we're in, like the trust tree right here.
Speaker 2: It's nice. What was the thing that made you the
most angry about the game.
Speaker 3: I think the seven man protection made me the most
angry when they played when they were showing cover zero
instead of just lining up and having a cover zero
beater ready to go, you were like.
Speaker 4: Well, the problem is that their cover zero beaters stink
and they try to do it early. That's fair, and
they couldn't do it. It's a solid point.
Speaker 3: But like your quarterback was literally like going to place
the tight end and like grabbing the running back and
placing the running back and was pointing who they had
to block within that.
Speaker 4: Like, now there are some there are some schools of
thought out there that still do that. Even in the NFL,
se Sean Payton does that because cover zero they'll they'll
switch it to the call it eighty eight.
Speaker 3: Eighty nine protection, like I think bo Nicks lines them
up though it walks them through walks the that's a
seven man protection and still didn't slide five this five anyway.
Speaker 2: What made me most mad?
Speaker 4: Oh, unnecessary RPOs, receivers running routes and running plays instead
of digging out safeties, RPOs where our offensive line can't
get to the second level RPOs where the running back
has to slow roll and because he doesn't know if
he's gonna get it or not, and then he is
too late and he misses the hole and we can
stopped for a no no game when it should have
been a five to six yard game. Yep, I'm actually
gonna pull one of those up hey fingers, cross guys
that it works.
Speaker 11: You know.
Speaker 3: The the also like the other thing for me after
Cayden Durham had the long run and look, I.
Speaker 2: Give Kayden crazy. He's banged up.
Speaker 3: You could tell like he runs with a little hitching
his get up. He doesn't finish the run, Okay, whatever.
When you're in the one yard line, it is like
it's such a mentality and it is such a I'm
an alpha, you're not I'm gonna score and there's not
a damn thing you can do about it to stop me.
Speaker 2: Like I am the full belief.
Speaker 3: If to one on eleven and you give me four
chances and find a way to get in there, it's
one yard right. So that whole series was a hot mess.
After you got down there, it was a disaster. You
got a penalty, you run a wildcat play from the
six yard line. That play should never be brought out
right there, like ever, never, no situation, no scenario. But
as bad as all of that was after that, and
you did score, but you had a legal formation. As
bad as all of that was after that, you go
back to it being first and goal from the one
yard line and you don't score. That is three times
in the last two games that you've been on the
one yard line with downs to go and not scored.
You want to talk about some damn issues. That might
be the main one for me that just makes me angry.
One yard line is a mindset, it's a mentality. It's
a I'm a big dog, I'm eating your starving. I'm scoring,
and you've been down there three times and have nothing
to show for it with downs to go. We're not
talking about fourth down situations. I'd get mad about that.
I'm pissed about not getting a touchdown when you're on
the one yard line.
Speaker 2: I know what.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's uh, it's inexcusable to get to the one
yard line and and not score. Yeah, it wasn't perfectly blocking.
She should have scored. I mean, I think you asked him.
He's like, yeah, should have? I should have scored? Should have?
I think he he was expecting contact and he leaned
forward and kind of fell forward a little bit instead
of staying up, which you know, and it wasn't his
best running and he would be the first to admit that.
Speaker 3: And I say it on the broadcast all the time.
A play like that. You run for a yard, you
run for a yard, you find the crease that you
think is the one that gives you access to the
end zone, whatever it is. Whatever that crease is, it
might be an inch wide, it might be ten inches wide.
But once you find the crease that you think it is,
you put the hammer down, you throttle that son of
a gun, and you score, son of a gun, and
you score, you know what I mean? Like and again,
like Katon got you down there with a fifty plus
yard run, I get that, but give it, just give
him give him something, give him, give him the smallest
crease that you can imagine, but still a crease, and
Lane put his head down and go getting the end zone.
Speaker 2: You know, all right? So what drove you the most crazy? Hell? Nothing.
That's it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that was it, that seven man protection in that
because a seven man protection to me, I almost always
took it as disrespect to the running back. Yeah, that
I couldn't handle what I needed to in a six
man protection, right, And.
Speaker 2: I you know, the college football is different.
Speaker 3: There's not like enough to be able to you know,
tell is this guy a really good pass protector? Like
the like when we played like Jim but just asked
us to do so much in pass protection as running backs,
like we were cross keying. So like when I got
to the next level, it was like, oh, I've been
doing this for four years and look, Cayden's past protection
great in this game was eighteen, So I don't know
if he wasn't great.
Speaker 4: He had a tough time early on blocking his guy.
And I blame a lot of it on not necessarily
just him, I blame it on every the communication between
the line, the quarterback and the running back and pass protection.
I can't find it on film where they're communicating with
each other, not even like with points or anything. So
I think the I think the center after watching and
watching and watching, I think the center is the main
person in charge of the mic declaration in pass protection,
which is an issue to me. It is a problem
because your quarterback doesn't know where he's hot from. The
running backs don't know who their responsibility is. Now, maybe
you know the film that I'm watching doesn't start until
a certain point, so maybe the mike declarations are happening
before that. But there's multiple times Wherekad and Durham Mike
was working to the will. He should have been blocking
the mic, but he's looking to the Sam linebacker. So
like there's there's a communication. I've noticed it in a
lot of these different games. I'm like, who's calling the
MIC's again? Because the center is communicating with the guard
and pointing to a certain guy, but nobody's looking back
at Nussmeyer and telling them who they're going to. Because
the quarterbacks got to relate it to the running back.
There's communication between those five guys, the running back in
the court. Everybody's got to be on the same page.
And No I was in an offense like that at Seattle.
I hated it. Well, the quarterback was not in charge
of making the mic declaration, and they're like, oh, we
want to make it easier on the quarterback. Well, the
hell you are making my job harder because I don't
know who's coming. Now, maybe it easier for some other
keys people.
Speaker 2: I mean I didn't. I mean I didn't like the
center calling the mic when I was a running back.
Speaker 3: I liked you being able to be like, hey, hey,
say hey, yea, Mike's fifty six.
Speaker 4: All right, just it just eliminates confusion, right if you
can just tell the running back. But if the center's
making it, uh, all right, real quick, hey, just I
got it working. Taylor hit me with a clip real quick.
This is another place is really like you asked me
what drove me crazy? So another one. I pulled up RPOs,
r pos, r pos, RPOs, so many behind the line
of scrimmage. Run the damn ball.
Speaker 2: Pull it.
Speaker 4: We got numbers down below. Yeah, it's not the it's
not the most advantageous look because they kind of you
could kind of make this a third one or second one.
This is the second one, I believe. Yeah, you can kind
of make the argument that they have seven in the
box and you have six blockers.
Speaker 2: So what.
Speaker 4: They're they're rotating to safety down to the to the
screen side. Again, I don't know what his reads are,
what his looks are run the dang ball.
Speaker 2: Yeah we loaded again, like, oh, here we we go.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so this is that we have the zone to
the left on the on the screen will be to
your right, but to the left side of the line
of scrimmage blocked up perfectly, Yeah, perfectly the gash. Yeah, golly,
the gash. Stop giving him the option to do this.
And I don't know. I don't know if they're sitting
in the quarterback pot and grading it and being like, yeah,
that's all right, you get a plus, get a plus
for that.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 3: Well, I'll give you a minus. Go into it real quick.
Stop stop seventy five. You gotta have some awareness, my
guy right tackle. You got this guy. Look, you got
a hingeback. Eleven is not as big of a threat
as this guy that's about to enter himself between tight
end and tackle. You got a hingeback. Take that hit
off your running back and leave your running back one
on one with this linebacker that's got his heels at
five yards away from the line of scrimmage. Yeah, I
don't know if I'm yeah, I'm with you, I get it,
but like, that's not blowing up the play. But I'm
just saying like, those are the things that Like when
we showed Vanderbilt clips, that's what they were doing, right
the guy that his guy's not bow or sharp, but
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Speaker 3: All right, Welcome back in OTB Live from the Raisin
Kines Studio. You're gonna throw it over to a Laundri
and Tata, we aired our grievances with the thing that
made us the most upset, ie was seven man protection
and also not scoring on the one yard line for
the third time in two games.
Speaker 2: Not scoring like from the one yard with multiple downs
to go. What was yours? RPOs?
Speaker 4: RP Yeah, just poor you know, offensive line planes general,
but RPOs not really allowing offensive linemen to be aggressive,
slow rolling handoffs to where we can't really hit the
whole herd, and then more importantly like run the dang
balk with throwing a lot of receiver screens and having
your wide receivers run r PO routes instead of digging
out safeties.
Speaker 2: All right, a Laundra, Tata.
Speaker 5: So I'm actually with you on this one. The lack
of ability to score when you're in the red zone
and on the one yard line makes me so angry
that I can't even begin to explain because it's also,
like you said, it just it's a different mindset, like
I'm you're there, and I'm going to score no matter what,
and so it just feels so soft to me that
you're on the one yard line and you can't again
with multiple downs to go and you can't get it
past the pylon, like it just it blows my mind
and it makes me so angry. And I think that
the mentality of this team and the lack of physicality
of it too also is like my biggest gripe with it.
I mean, you show good where we were getting big
boyd by. Again, this isn't your granddaddy's Vanderbilt, your daddy's Vanderbilt,
but it's still Vanderbilt. And they still out physicaled you.
They played way better than you and pretty much every
aspect of the game.
Speaker 2: Yea.
Speaker 5: And it just and the other part is that I
feel like, and again I am not well versed enough
to say this definitively, so you can tell me if
you agree or disagree with me, But it feels like
there's no sort of scheme or like game plan or like,
if there is, there's no rhyme or reason to it.
Speaker 2: Once you get downsily. Yeah.
Speaker 3: So actually when you were saying that, it reminded me
of something that I picked up live during the game.
So after Cayden got stopped on the one yard, so
now you're second and one from the one, yeah, remember
well that they call time out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because you had one receiver. See, yeah, because you
had one come in, but you had two leave. Yes.
Speaker 3: But then and look, Vanderbilt's got good coaches again, I
played with their defense coordinators a smart football player. After
the timeout, they went into the huddle and Nussmeyer I
think I'm pretty sure he either read off a wristband or.
Speaker 2: Whatever it was.
Speaker 3: It was like in detail what he was saying to
every single person, Okay, that tells me that you've got something.
It's probably going to be through the air. Now you scored.
Zavian Thomas is the one where he motioned in looked
like he was going to cut off backside on a run,
goes out. Okay, cool. Like even that, it's like you
kind of telegraph that because you huddled up and then
you saw nuss Meyer go over the entire play there.
Like even that, it's like, okay, well you got a penalty.
Why because you had a lot of different things going
on in that play. Now you got to stay disciplined,
like that's on players.
Speaker 2: You get paid.
Speaker 3: You got to be able to not have an illegal formation.
But like even there, it's like, you're in the one
yard line's second down, do we really need that?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 3: Is that what you really need to call or do
you need to just hey, hey Jack Pibron, come on,
come on in the game. Hey, tight ends, y'all come
on in here, right, because like when you have movement
and motion down there, you have.
Speaker 4: They just don't don't flinch though. I mean for sure
it was a good play call. It was a good
play call, well executed. Just you know, your third tight
end comes in and flinches a little bit when the
when the defensive line does that shift. And that's why
the defense legal formation. I can't remember the false start
because the defense.
Speaker 7: A legal on Chester later he was too far off
which and when I mean too far off, I mean
like three yards.
Speaker 4: Yeah he was, he was, which they the defensive line.
This is this is why defensive defenses do this to
draw to get a false start, especially down here, uh
in this tight zone, because if they get a penalty,
it doesn't matter.
Speaker 2: You move the ball two inches. Now if we get
a penalty, moves it back five hours.
Speaker 4: They do the quick shift to the left, and it's
that's hard to hold your water. I mean it is
like when the defense behind that all shift Matthew football.
It was easy, everybody would do it, but it was
a good It was a good play call. I'm not
gonna hate on that. That was a good play call.
We scored, but it we just flinched.
Speaker 2: Go it was But I think just like that's third
down call. If I'm no, I think it's I think
it's a second down call.
Speaker 4: It's it's a second down call just because they're down there,
they're expecting.
Speaker 2: A little bit more quarterback.
Speaker 8: Now.
Speaker 2: The wildcat play awful play. That was the worst. It
was terrible. But so if you're gonna do it, can
you can we pull that.
Speaker 4: UPA can pull it up. I got it right here.
We're going to see if it works. But wait, fingers crossed,
fingers crossed. Yeah, So the wildcat play, it wasn't even
really a wildcat. It was just a direct snap.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Two.
Speaker 4: So they're running back. But I don't even know what
you call the play. It's like a wedge. I think
that is not like it's a hardline. So the problem is,
like wildcat, you use the wildcat to get an extra
blocker up to the second level, turns into ISO on
the But look at the two tight ends. They're just
wedging down. They're they're trying to go into the b
gap to find to get to the second level.
Speaker 2: Oh my, what is it?
Speaker 4: I don't know? Oh I know what it is. It's
the Flying v emilest Bez did it?
Speaker 2: The ducks did it?
Speaker 4: Ducks fly together, go to the end zone copy of that.
But we're gonna try. We're gonna try everyone. Oh, come on,
Taylor got this?
Speaker 6: What did just I didn't want the black screen up
then in no longer.
Speaker 2: And that's not fooling anybody. No.
Speaker 3: And and also if you're gonna do it side by side, Juwan,
don't put your hands up, my guy. Look, I don't
do we mm hm oh my, this is worse than
I thought. Too far as off off a little bit.
He's calling the Cadence. But Juwan's got his hands up.
I wonder what's gonna happen?
Speaker 4: At least just take nuts out, like go line him
up out there so they have to walk.
Speaker 6: Somebody out with him, right, Nobody goes with him when
he runs. Watch, nobody goes with us mine.
Speaker 4: We're just trying to bad like, I mean, what are
you telling to read? You're going up the zero the
zero hole and just find go You're gonna go left
or right?
Speaker 3: What I'd go left because of leverage.
Speaker 2: But sure, but like it's an impossible impossible try to
hit right here.
Speaker 5: This is way worse than whenever I like looking at
the film.
Speaker 7: It is way worse than Ye smart was a wasted
player on that play.
Speaker 6: Nobody goes with them because they don't any gain.
Speaker 2: What are you saying it doesn't look like a normal
shotgun play.
Speaker 3: Again, if you're gonna call the cadence with your quarterback,
don't have the wildcat guys getting direct snap with his
hands up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, directly behind the center, y'all.
Speaker 3: Like I went to a high school where that was
like a staple play for us, Like direct snap to
the running back. It was a great play. My hands
were on my knees like I was. And guess what
when the center snapped it. Guess what I did more
for my niece to hear and caught it.
Speaker 4: And it's super easy to say, like, hey, you should
have gone left right there, Like things are happening so fast.
You can't as a running back, you can't be expected
to go run right at the ass of the center
and go left or right right now sometimes.
Speaker 2: You cut back. You gotta read like a belly play
on a zone play like to the right.
Speaker 4: Sometimes you read the leverage and you cut backside like
you just like get a direct sapp and you run
to the ass of the center.
Speaker 2: So like, I don't even know, I don't know, I've
never seen that.
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Speaker 2: I think like our three should just be like a
super chill.
Speaker 5: Now, like we should crop us sports.
Speaker 2: We should probably, I mean, we got.
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Speaker 4: Do gotta say, oh God, are you gonna yeah, well
we lost another one. We did a three. Yeah, you
gotta lost. We lost a good one today. We lost
a good one.
Speaker 2: Everybody. So there's gonna be eulogy coming up. Eulogyul Is
it really all? We all said it perfect the first time,
even me, not even on me. I mean, there's a
lot of words that are hard. I'm with you on that.
One's words are tough. Words are tough, so is.
Speaker 4: So I got to say that, Like, you know, we're
not show. We don't have the answers here. All we
can do is point out what physically happened during the game,
show the deficits.
Speaker 2: What happened? Why? Why? We We don't have the answers certainly. Oh,
if you want to ask me for there, I'll give
you some opinions. Oh we got opinions, yeah, opinions for days. Yeah.
About but the people, y'all, y'all looking at us for answers.
We ain't got it I do.
Speaker 3: I'll give them to you fullback belly on the goal line,
on the one yard line.
Speaker 2: No, I don't do that off the bench.