I'm also wondering if fatigue has any factor to the sluggish performance. The guys have played so many games in a row could a little fatigue be causing some lack of focus? However, I just can't see how you can't be jacked up for your last home game of the season, especially if you are a senior. But hey, this week should prove to be different. I look for a solid performance on both sides of the ball. And for anybody attending the game, be sure to make an insane amount freaking noise!! I'll have to do my cheering from home.
Ouch, you are correct. I was there too, how soon I forget. Really, I thought it was the crappy weather. :yelwink2:
I'm not sure I buy the fatigue factor because look at how many games NFL players play with only 1 week off not even including the playoffs. I know it's a different sport but the NBA season seems is long and those guys play games nightly so these guys are in shape.
I don't think we call enough mid-range passes. Long bombs and screens and end arounds completely neglect one of the most effective attacks in college football, the mid-range pass. Our offense is way too control orriented. We need to risk a bit more, I think the reward would outweigh the risk.
NFL players don't have to attend college classes full time and study to make grades at the same time.
Weren't all of our mid-range passes dropped last Friday? :shock: Sorry... couldn't resist. :geauxtige
