October 7, 20196 yr I thought was a pretty sick catch by Jamison but holy crap that play in the Astor’s game!
October 7, 20196 yr Anybody else notice where poor Texas Band and fans had to sit during the West Virginia game?? Where's all the media complaints and tweets now?
October 7, 20196 yr 3 minutes ago, LTtxfan said: Anybody else notice where poor Texas Band and fans had to sit during the West Virginia game?? Where's all the media complaints and tweets now? I noticed. It was exactly where the visiting band should sit. Hook em
October 7, 20196 yr 4 minutes ago, LTtxfan said: Anybody else notice where poor Texas Band and fans had to sit during the West Virginia game?? Where's all the media complaints and tweets now? Yep. No mention on eSECpn about it like they noted where the LSU band was sitting T DKR. Go figure.
October 7, 20196 yr 8 minutes ago, LTtxfan said: Anybody else notice where poor Texas Band and fans had to sit during the West Virginia game?? Where's all the media complaints and tweets now? Alright, what’s with your weird random bolding, dude? Yeah, I’m going to get the poster responses pointing out that you’re a bot, but explain it to me @LTtxfan. Edited October 7, 20196 yr by Casual Encounter
October 7, 20196 yr 8 minutes ago, MotownHorn said: I noticed. It was exactly where the visiting band should sit. Hook em Este. No complaints.
October 7, 20196 yr 7 minutes ago, Casual Encounter said: Alright, what’s with your weird random bolding, dude? Yeah, I’m going to get the poster responses pointing out that you’re a bot, but explain it to me @LTtxfan. Just a bot Edited October 7, 20196 yr by LTtxfan
October 8, 20196 yr Author 7 hours ago, Yesh said: Is the full game available for replay somewhere? I can't find it on youtube.
October 8, 20196 yr How vanilla was the Texas offense? In the first 25 minutes, they ran RB counter 3 times, split flow zone twice, QB draw once. Everything else was tight zone. No swing pass with TE lead that they use as an extension of the running game and that would have attacked the bail technique used by WVU in their cover 3. No designed QB runs other than the one draw play. No keepers from zone read looks to make the defense play honest. Then on the last scoring drive of the half Texas starts to mix it up and just marches down the field. We see outside zone and it's very effective when the DL slants because their momentum is already parallel to the LOS and you can just help them keep running themselves out of the play. Suddenly the tight (inside) zone becomes effective also. Herman calls a bootleg with pulling lineman protecting. It doesn't work but gives the D something to think about. Then after successfully diversifying the offense, Texas goes back into a play calling shell after halftime.
October 8, 20196 yr 7 hours ago, sushihorn said: How vanilla was the Texas offense? In the first 25 minutes, they ran RB counter 3 times, split flow zone twice, QB draw once. Everything else was tight zone. No swing pass with TE lead that they use as an extension of the running game and that would have attacked the bail technique used by WVU in their cover 3. No designed QB runs other than the one draw play. No keepers from zone read looks to make the defense play honest. Then on the last scoring drive of the half Texas starts to mix it up and just marches down the field. We see outside zone and it's very effective when the DL slants because their momentum is already parallel to the LOS and you can just help them keep running themselves out of the play. Suddenly the tight (inside) zone becomes effective also. Herman calls a bootleg with pulling lineman protecting. It doesn't work but gives the D something to think about. Then after successfully diversifying the offense, Texas goes back into a play calling shell after halftime. Thanks for checking, it definitely felt this way in real time. Herman seems to save a lot of the good stuff for big games. Makes sense but gets into trouble when you can't just out-talent every mediocre opponent (yet).
October 8, 20196 yr 9 hours ago, sushihorn said: How vanilla was the Texas offense? In the first 25 minutes, they ran RB counter 3 times, split flow zone twice, QB draw once. Everything else was tight zone. No swing pass with TE lead that they use as an extension of the running game and that would have attacked the bail technique used by WVU in their cover 3. No designed QB runs other than the one draw play. No keepers from zone read looks to make the defense play honest. Then on the last scoring drive of the half Texas starts to mix it up and just marches down the field. We see outside zone and it's very effective when the DL slants because their momentum is already parallel to the LOS and you can just help them keep running themselves out of the play. Suddenly the tight (inside) zone becomes effective also. Herman calls a bootleg with pulling lineman protecting. It doesn't work but gives the D something to think about. Then after successfully diversifying the offense, Texas goes back into a play calling shell after halftime. The play calling/game plan against OSU and WVU definitely left something to be desired. I noticed they would start pretty vanilla, then run Sam and get creative when both games were close around half time, then go back to more vanilla when they felt they had a safe lead. I’m hopeful this means they don’t all of a sudden suck, but rather have been trying to conserve Sam and save stuff for OU, but we’ll see. It would be really nice if they would just call the full playbook for every game and beat the shit out of inferior teams.
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