ramblinwise1
beware the zealot
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I don't get the criticism of the D. The D held BC to 137 yds receiving and 176 yds rushing. BC scored just 14 points. The QB ended with a 46.1 QBR. Those stats are not bad for a D. They are also good enough to win most games.
Didn't they have a WR playing QB for a good part of last year? Jeff Smith? That would explain their ineptitude. Edit- also their two QBs were freshmenAgainst most P5 teams, those stats would be pretty good. If BC turns out to have an improved offense this year, we might look back at those stats and feel better. But BC was so bad on offense last year that they couldn't win a single ACC game, despite having one of the top defenses in the country. The BC offense was held to those kind of numbers last season by everybody. Let's hope that they turn out to be more competitive this year.
I felt like the finish to the game reminded me of a 2014 comeback. I'm wondering how good of a defense we just drove down the field with 3 minutes to play. If this was still a top notch defense from a year ago that we just played against in the rain, I can see why CPJ was so pleased this offseason.
I don't get the criticism of the D. The D held BC to 137 yds receiving and 176 yds rushing. BC scored just 14 points. The QB ended with a 46.1 QBR. Those stats are not bad for a D. They are also good enough to win most games.
I'm beginning to think that Tech just doesn't play well on wet fields. Maybe it's the style of our offense or just this group of players. Last season, we had an unusually high number of games played in the rain, and it seems like we played poorly every time.
We also beat UNC in a rain-soaked BDS.I would agree, except that we did well in 09 against UVA and 13 against Syracuse under rainy/wet conditions.
I don't get the criticism of the D. The D held BC to 137 yds receiving and 176 yds rushing. BC scored just 14 points. The QB ended with a 46.1 QBR. Those stats are not bad for a D. They are also good enough to win most games.
I'm beginning to think that Tech just doesn't play well on wet fields. Maybe it's the style of our offense or just this group of players. Last season, we had an unusually high number of games played in the rain, and it seems like we played poorly every time.
2) Several times, tt appeared on some of our O plays that the B-Back flinched or moved a bit just prior to the snap? Seemed like we were going to get flagged for a false start, but it never happened.
The style of our play (primarily a rushing attack) should make wet fields play to our advantage rather than vice versa.