[Hank 91]

The other thing to note is the impact Bryce Love has on the passing game, and not just on designed play action. Oregon was so worried about him that there safeties (they actually had just one true safety) had to focus on run defense. Those deep balls to Arcega-Whiteside didn't come off play action, I don't think, but the defensive back never had any help. The safety wasn't even in the frame. With the best running back in America in his backfield, excellent protection from his line, and single coverage on a talented wide receiver, Chryst was living every quarterback's dream. And just so we're clear, I don't point that out to diminish what he accomplished on Saturday night. After the game I wrote that it was the best game of Chryst's career, and I was happy to see others here voice that same sentiment.

So just out of curiosity, is it possible that maybe Shaw, Bloomgren, and Pritchard know what they're doing?

[Hank 91]

The other thing to note is the impact Bryce Love has on the passing game, and not just on designed play action. Oregon was so worried about him that there safeties (they actually had just one true safety) had to focus on run defense. Those deep balls to Arcega-Whiteside didn't come off play action, I don't think, but the defensive back never had any help. The safety wasn't even in the frame. With the best running back in America in his backfield, excellent protection from his line, and single coverage on a talented wide receiver, Chryst was living every quarterback's dream. And just so we're clear, I don't point that out to diminish what he accomplished on Saturday night. After the game I wrote that it was the best game of Chryst's career, and I was happy to see others here voice that same sentiment.

So just out of curiosity, is it possible that maybe Shaw, Bloomgren, and Pritchard know what they're doing?