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Am I in error in seeing Coach Hines on the side line?
If so, how can he possibly see what we are setting up from one play to the next?
Why in the world would Luke still be playing in the final 5 minutes when we are deep in our end of the field and down by way more than can be made up? Are we trying to get him hurt or not give Causey any playing time at all - dumb, dumb, dumb...could have cost us the season had McCown been hurt.
I thought the same thing... Why was Luke in the game at that point?
I would like to know how many yards luke had passing before the last series when A&M was giving everything away.
Time to get imaginative on offense.
You win the award for understatement of the year.Originally Posted by rphdawg
We need Luke to put up as high as stats as possible. That way when people critize our gimmick offense, we can say Luke passed for all of these yards and so what if we could not score. Were not trying to win games, we are trying to get one man to pass for as many yards as possible and break the NCAA passing record.
Hines is up in the box, the announcer made a mistake last night. When he was talking about Hines the camera man filmed Chris Vascily (WR coach) who was coaching the offense on the sideline.
Hines was actually in Norway. That was my grandma calling plays.
Is your grandma available to take the OC job? I bet that she can do a lot better job than Hines does.
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