Took away any effective runs. It might have been 3 yards a carry, but 3x3 does not equal a first down. And we couldn't run at all in the red zone, save Driskel's TD run.
On Mon, Sep 9, 2013 at 2:22 PM, Woody <[email protected]> wrote: > Took away the run? we had over 200 yards on the ground. > > > > > On Mon, Sep 9, 2013 at 1:52 PM, C.Simpson <[email protected]> wrote: > >> *Guy pretty much nails it IMO. >> * >> >> *http://www.saturdaydownsouth.com/2013/what-happened-saturday-week-2/ >> * >> >> * >> Coach Boom Ball Exposed, Again* >> >> What happened to the University of Florida on Saturday in Miami could be >> called a philosophical loss. Miami didn’t do much, but that’s the problem >> with Will Muschamp’s style of football – it doesn’t take much to lose. >> >> Last season we watched Florida win ugly… a lot. The ugly wins against >> good teams like Texas A&M, LSU and Florida State made it easier to overlook >> the ugly wins against terrible teams like Bowling Green, >> Louisiana-Lafayette, and Missouri. The wins allowed us to give the Gators a >> pass for their miserable offensive performance against Georgia and their >> humiliating bowl loss against Louisville. Saturday’s loss to Miami exposed >> the Florida Gators for what they really are: A Great Defense with a >> terrible offense and questionable coaching. >> >> Want to beat Florida? Take some chances. Run some trick plays. Go for it >> on fourth down. Air it out, a lot. They might not always work out, but even >> if they don’t, Florida doesn’t have the offense to make you pay >> consistently. >> >> That is what Miami did on Saturday. They executed their choreographed >> first drive and then, later in the quarter, took a chance on the deep ball >> and connected. 14 first quarter points. That’s it. That was all The U >> needed to beat Florida. Sure the Gators might also get to 14, but their >> offense is so lame and unimaginative and their execution of said plays will >> be so poor that they will inadvertently give up seven points in their >> efforts to score 14. >> >> Miami’s plan was to make Quarterback Jeff Driskel beat them. They took >> away the run and decided to take their chances with Driskel; They chose >> wisely. Driskel rewarded the Hurricanes with two redzone interceptions, a >> fumble and a terrible effort on fourth and short. Often he had plays in >> which he had more time than any quarterback should ever conceivably have >> and produced nothing. The big question mark coming into this season was, >> “Could Jeff Driskel take the next step and become the quarterback he was >> expected to be as the #1 quarterback recruit in the country?” The answer is >> no. He did not take that step. He will never be that guy. >> >> Driskel doesn’t get all the blame or even a majority of the blame for >> this loss. That falls on Head Coach Will Muschamp. He broke from protocol. >> Florida failed on a baffling first quarter two-point conversion and the >> team never recovered. It sounds insane that one point in the first quarter >> could determine the game but it did for the Gators. Muschamp can’t have it >> both ways. He can’t be the team that clearly despises offense, running the >> kind of offense that would be described as cripplingly conservative in >> 1980, and also be the team that goes for two in the first quarter and >> passes on an easy field goal inside the twenty. The irony is: had Muschamp >> stuck with his system of being the most miserably boring offense in the >> history of football, the Gators would have won the game. They would have >> turned turnovers into field goals and the defense would have held on. They >> would have forced Miami’s average QB to make the kind of plays that often >> turn into turnovers. 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