He could have called that "not blocked reverse play," just like he could have called the not-blocked-pass-play or the not-blocked-rocket-toss play. Fans put way too much on play calling and too little on execution. I think many times, those rocket tosses or other options may have been there schematically but we couldn't block for them.
What honestly makes me question CPJ seriously is how him and his assistants have coached execution and recruiting. If WR's and AB's continually have issues blocking and route-running, could it be because the offense puts so much on their plate to practice, to the point where only RS Jr. or RS Sr. can really execute the whole offense well? At the BCS level versus Navy, CPJ may need to build in more expectation of turnover. I mean, at Navy or at GSU for that matter, he didn't have to deal with things like the leading receiver leaving the team twice before their Senior year (Hill and Greene). Our other receiver, Autry, went out for the year, leaving Waller and essentially a freshman in Smelter as our receivers. And Smelter apparently had some serious route-running issues, likely because of all that is put on the plate for WR's, for blocking, route-running and catching.
As far as recruiting, I don't really follow it so I didn't realize this until I looked it up for another thread. But we finished in the 40's his first few years in Rivals rankings, which is alright for our standards, but #57 in 2012 and #85 in 2013? That's utterly terrible and Chan-esque years could be really good coaching with the talent that gives us.