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I would argue that “fragility” and it’s opposite “resilience” are different and important qualities compared to efficiency. I’d define it more as how effective an offense is responding when plan A isn’t working, which in our case means we’re not running the ball consistently or effectively. We were very poor in this measure against SDSU, OSU, and WSU. I’d argue that since Costello took over we were actually quite good. When we couldn’t run the ball as well as needed against USC we started making chunk plays through the air.

[gocard14]

I would argue that “fragility” and it’s opposite “resilience” are different and important qualities compared to efficiency. I’d define it more as how effective an offense is responding when plan A isn’t working, which in our case means we’re not running the ball consistently or effectively. We were very poor in this measure against SDSU, OSU, and WSU. I’d argue that since Costello took over we were actually quite good. When we couldn’t run the ball as well as needed against USC we started making chunk plays through the air.