(10-17-2020 02:50 PM)bullet Wrote:  And with the trips on the right side, it was a logical play to have the first two effectively screen the defenders and leave the back guy open to the outside. It was the play I called before 3rd down.

Bullet under Malzahn there has been zero QB development. Stidham's development all occurred at Baylor. We had some big kids with good credentials who were never taught a damned thing like one named Williams a few years back and even Marshall who played under Gus's first year was developed to run the spread in high school and was never worked with on passing technique. It's been a disgusting thing to watch for QB's and criminal thing to watch with RB's as he traditionally runs 1 main back until the kid gets injured. If we hadn't been paying off two former coaches his but would have already been gone.

When the kids are healthy he can pull out a big win, and in a great year two, but has consistently lost 4 games a year since his second year as coach.

Nix hasn't been drilled until the timing is reflexive and he still panics when plays don't develop quickly. And that is lack of coaching and the personnel on the field are seldom the best for the plays that are called and that is purely Chad Morris who has no business coaching at Auburn.