135th nationally in penalties/game

[18IsTheMan]

9.6 penalties per game, coming in just a shade ahead of GaState who has 9.8.

In Year 5, this falls squarely on coaching. Why can't we have any discipline? If everything else stays the same and you take out penalties, we beat LSU easily.

Syracuse coach was so aggravated at his team's sloppy performance in a win over UConn that he made them stay on the field and run sprints after the game.

 

[Gradstudent]

9.6 penalties per game, coming in just a shade ahead of GaState who has 9.8.

In Year 5, this falls squarely on coaching. Why can't we have any discipline? If everything else stays the same and you take out penalties, we beat LSU easily.

Syracuse coach was so aggravated at his team's sloppy performance in a win over UConn that he made them stay on the field and run sprints after the game.

For just some additional context

That is 135 out of 136.

9.6 penalties per game is up from 6.6 penalties per game in 2024

Average 6.5 at Home and 11.7 on the road and but have been getting worse by averaging 10.7 in the last 3 games.

 

[18IsTheMan]

For just some additional context

That is 135 out of 136.

9.6 penalties per game is up from 6.6 penalties per game in 2024

Average 6.5 at Home and 11.7 on the road and but have been getting worse by averaging 10.7 in the last 3 games.

It's brutal and gets worse the more you dig into it.

I'd be curious to know how many of ours are pre-snap penalties. They absolutely KILLED us against LSU.

 

[sclawman77]

Shane said early in the season all the penalties are on him. Game 6 and they're still out of control

 

[HI Cock1]

Too much time building team culture (and perhaps slapping themselves on the back for last year's performance and licking the wounds of being left out of the playoffs) and not enough time coaching.

Penalties are a direct comment on the coaching from discipline to technique.

 

[Jonesz2]

9.6 penalties per game, coming in just a shade ahead of GaState who has 9.8.

In Year 5, this falls squarely on coaching. Why can't we have any discipline? If everything else stays the same and you take out penalties, we beat LSU easily.

Syracuse coach was so aggravated at his team's sloppy performance in a win over UConn that he made them stay on the field and run sprints after the game.

We too soft for that

 

[LonesomeRooster]

Wow. We are actually leading in something.

 

[18IsTheMan]

Wow. We are actually leading in something.

not quite. 0.3 penalties/game away from leading, but I think we can get there with a little more work.

 

[LonesomeRooster]

not quite. 0.3 penalties/game away from leading, but I think we can get there with a little more work.

This offense is as incompetent as Whammy's defense. I can't escape the feeling that Teasley was the sacrificial lamb. I guess we will see if things get any better.

 

[18IsTheMan]

This offense is as incompetent as Whammy's defense. I can't escape the feeling that Teasley was the sacrificial lamb. I guess we will see if things get any better.

If Beamer stops with Teasley, he may find himself the sacrificial lamb before long.

 

[USCEE82]

For just some additional context

That is 135 out of 136.

9.6 penalties per game is up from 6.6 penalties per game in 2024

Average 6.5 at Home and 11.7 on the road and but have been getting worse by averaging 10.7 in the last 3 games.

Sounds like we're second in penalties.

 

[Forkcock]

Cockaboose U

Bringing up the rear.

 

[18IsTheMan]

We have 22 false start penalties this year, pushing 4/game.

 

[Forkcock]

We have 22 false start penalties this year, pushing 4/game.

How many on our center?

 

[18IsTheMan]

How many on our center?

The announcers seemed completely mystified by the false starts on our center lol..."just snap the ball"