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Graham Harrell - Phogge - 09-08-2019
Knew where to attack after the first Q. While Shawvita keeps running on the first down of a possession... and gets stuffed.
That’s not Gearhart, Taylor, DeCastro and Yankey out there fellas.
RE: Graham Harrell - yvonne - 09-08-2019
Yeah, but it wasn't University of Tennessee-Martin on the other side, either.
RE: Graham Harrell - jonnyss - 09-08-2019
(09-08-2019, 12:06 AM)Phogge Wrote: Knew where to attack after the first Q. While Shawvita keeps running on the first down of a possession... and gets stuffed.
That’s not Gearhart, Taylor, DeCastro and Yankey out there fellas.
to me shaw seemed to have a lot of surprise and versatility in the first plays of the game and, to some extent, the first plays of the 2nd half. the announcers said that these plays are scripted. i infer that he can plan surprise plays, but he can't improvise them.
RE: Graham Harrell - qwerty49 - 09-08-2019
(09-08-2019, 04:10 PM)jonnyss Wrote:(09-08-2019, 12:06 AM)Phogge Wrote: Knew where to attack after the first Q. While Shawvita keeps running on the first down of a possession... and gets stuffed.
That’s not Gearhart, Taylor, DeCastro and Yankey out there fellas.
to me shaw seemed to have a lot of surprise and versatility in the first plays of the game and, to some extent, the first plays of the 2nd half. the announcers said that these plays are scripted. i infer that he can plan surprise plays, but he can't improvise them.
How many more times must we endure an ogre play getting stopped by one or two edge defenders stuffing our RB 4-5 yds short of the LOS?
RE: Graham Harrell - fullmetal - 09-08-2019
I've always wondered about Tavita's ability as an offensive coordinator. After the on-screen graphics showed Graham Harrell's effect on the various offensive metrics at his previous jobs, I'm really wondering if Shaw has the best man for the job. Someone said that maybe keeping Tavita's legacy and preserving the brand might be worth any shortcomings. I'm not sure.
Also, if Mills was this bad, consider that Jack West did not sniff the field. Is Stanford actually developing any QBs? Or are the coaches just going to rely on recruiting mostly-baked QBs who only need finishing touches? I'm just surprised that a nationally-touted QB recruit could end up looking like this after at least two years in a college system.
RE: Graham Harrell - Phogge - 09-08-2019
Spot on Fullmetal. All the more reason to take a second QB who wanted to come.
RE: Graham Harrell - 82lsju - 09-08-2019
(09-08-2019, 05:24 PM)fullmetal Wrote: I've always wondered about Tavita's ability as an offensive coordinator. After the on-screen graphics showed Graham Harrell's effect on the various offensive metrics at his previous jobs, I'm really wondering if Shaw has the best man for the job. Someone said that maybe keeping Tavita's legacy and preserving the brand might be worth any shortcomings. I'm not sure.
Also, if Mills was this bad, consider that Jack West did not sniff the field. Is Stanford actually developing any QBs? Or are the coaches just going to rely on recruiting mostly-baked QBs who only need finishing touches? I'm just surprised that a nationally-touted QB recruit could end up looking like this after at least two years in a college system.
Tavita's legacy???? If we're falling into the protecting the legacy of a player's performance in one game (which I assume is what you reference above if not disregard this comment) we are in deep trouble.....
The "brand" is best preserved by winning......