Worst the offensive line has looked all year. Really got manhandled tonitePeople will sell this as sellers and all….but look at how wide open that td play was. That is the offense. I just worry that too many sheep get herded by the media who like to make stories about players. The internal story is this offense. Been lots of player mistakes this game (most all year).
The TD where he outran the A&M D with a bum ankle?People will sell this as sellers and all….but look at how wide open that td play was. That is the offense. I just worry that too many sheep get herded by the media who like to make stories about players. The internal story is this offense. Been lots of player mistakes this game (most all year).
TAM has a good defense, coming into this game ranked 31st in the nation, averaging giving up just 315 yards per game. Briles offense got 360 yards today on that good defense.Elko has his # so far today
People will sell this as sellers and all….but look at how wide open that td play was. That is the offense. I just worry that too many sheep get herded by the media who like to make stories about players. The internal story is this offense. Been lots of player mistakes this game (most all year).
Called that play all day. Told my kid we were waiting until the right moment for lanorris to pull it and run. Chess baby.
Hey I loved the play and how explosive he is.The TD where he outran the A&M D with a bum ankle?
That is a great comparison. One I would hope our admin/AD pays attention to. We have a better version of Stein on staff right now. We have a guy that Stein and many others have stolen from and now use as their own. Totally normal in coaching/ball....but there are innovators and then most of the coaches are followers/samplers.TAM has a good defense, coming into this game ranked 31st in the nation, averaging giving up just 315 yards per game. Briles offense got 360 yards today on that good defense.
I know we could give Briles a big pay raise to try and keep him. But when you see what a great job Will Stein has done at Kentucky, having previously been the OC at Oregon, I think it's only a matter of short time before a school comes calling to make OC Briles a Head Coach. Hope I'm wrong. BTW, our offense came into the game tied at 13th in the nation.
I totally agree. Donati is not stupid. I suspect he knows that too. Donati is responsible for Briles being here, imho. Once Briles, who is without question, the best OC here in the past 6 seasons (and it's not close), leaves, what then? A clone of Satterfield , Loggains, Shula, all Beamer hires? I dread to even think about that.That is a great comparison. One I would hope our admin/AD pays attention to. We have a better version of Stein on staff right now. We have a guy that Stein and many others have stolen from and now use as their own. Totally normal in coaching/ball....but there are innovators and then most of the coaches are followers/samplers.
There is no question that will happen. I laugh at the ADS/decision makers around the country the last several years for not locking him up. USC needs to be that team that comes calling with a HC opportunity. If we don't......then maybe the things that are said about our program and history are deserved.
We can't rely on the "if you're gonna be stupid, you'd better be tough" approach to this HC football job.
AGREE!!!! It is the most impactful decision for a coaching hire in football since we landed SOS.I totally agree. Donati is not stupid. I suspect he knows that too. Donati is responsible for Briles being here, imho. Once Briles, who is without question, the best OC here in the past 6 seasons (and it's not close), leaves, what then? A clone of Satterfield , Loggains, Shula, all Beamer hires? I dread to even think about that.
I totally agree. Donati is not stupid. I suspect he knows that too. Donati is responsible for Briles being here, imho. Once Briles, who is without question, the best OC here in the past 6 seasons (and it's not close), leaves, what then? A clone of Satterfield , Loggains, Shula, all Beamer hires? I dread to even think about that.
| Metric | 2024 Regular Season (12 Games) | 2026 Season (Through 8 Games) |
|---|---|---|
| Points Per Game | 33.6 (379 total) | 36.9 (295 total) |
| Total Yards Per Game | 409.2 (4,911 total) | 464.1 (3,713 total) |
| Yards Per Play | 6.1 | 6.5 |
| Passing Yards Per Game | 220.3 (2,644 total) | 246.6 (1,973 total) |
| Completion Percentage | 65.1% (200/307) | 62.7% (165/263) |
| Yards Per Pass Attempt | 8.6 | 7.5 |
| Passing TDs / INTs | 23 TD / 7 INT | 17 TD / 8 INT |
| Rushing Yards Per Game | 198.9 (2,367 total) | 217.5 (1,740 total) |
| Yards Per Carry | 4.9 | 5.6 |
| Rushing Touchdowns | 25 | 18 |
I totally agree. Donati is not stupid. I suspect he knows that too. Donati is responsible for Briles being here, imho. Once Briles, who is without question, the best OC here in the past 6 seasons (and it's not close), leaves, what then? A clone of Satterfield , Loggains, Shula, all Beamer hires? I dread to even think about that.
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