Hey dumb17-34, who's crazy now??

[MagnoliaHunter]

http://sixpackspeak.yuku.com/sreply/387121

Once again, you show just how little you know about anything. I was right and you were wrong. Of course you will do your usual backtracking about how you didnt really mean it or you were just saying to get a rise out of people or you didnt really say it that way. Just crawl under a rock and dream about Hester or ********** about the time when State will lose a basketball game.

 

[MagnoliaHunter]

http://sixpackspeak.yuku.com/sreply/387121

Once again, you show just how little you know about anything. I was right and you were wrong. Of course you will do your usual backtracking about how you didnt really mean it or you were just saying to get a rise out of people or you didnt really say it that way. Just crawl under a rock and dream about Hester or ********** about the time when State will lose a basketball game.

 

[Coach34]

how many farmers and minivans did you run off the road speeding home to post?

Yep, we did what you said- doesn't make it right. I disagree completely with the way we called plays today. Let's not forget, it's that ****** play-calling that cost us the Auburn game and any chance of beating LSU.

Our only SEC <span style="text-decoration:underline">win</span> is when we did things the way I said we should...don't forget that either

 

[Maron Whit]

unfortunately for him, it doesn't take a brain surgeon to predict this. Many people did. Not sure what's going on in Mullen's skull right now.

 

[mstatefan88]

Not for future games, but only for the game today. We played a bad team, and we need Relf to get confident throwing the ball because we will need him to make passes in games this year to keep drives alive. He needed in game passing practice, andhe got it today, even if it was against a crap team. I really wish we had saved our Bumphis specialty plays for Florida and not shown them against Alcorn. Guess we wanted to work on them and see if we could correct a few things to perfect them. Also, Relf took some shots the last 3 weeks. He ran 3 times today, and I think that maybe we did that to give him a little rest from game day contact. He needs to be healthy for us to get 6 or 7 wins this year.

 

[Bullyfan87]

I sincerely hope you have been throwing back some brews. That is the only legitimate excuse for making an idiotic post like this.

OOH I WAS RIGHT AND YOU WERE WRONG!!! OOH!!! OOH!!!

Seriously dude, what the 17 is that ****?

 

[josebrown]

That ****** play-calling today like the Memphis game looked great. And I am afraid it may cost us another SEC game this year.

I think TR is done for this year or should be and Relf and Ballard will have to carry us the rest of the year with their legs(of course Relf's passing game should be on the move, I think). Relf did look much better today than TR, but again he was accurate against Memphis then blew up against real D's so I don't see what it matters. We are and should be a running team, that is what Relf can do and I like Ballard more the more he plays.

 

[GloryDawg]

Is it someone who has been dipped in ****?
Is it **** used as dip?
Is it **** that got dipped?

Help a brother out here!

 

[Todd4State]

Had we run option, or whatever, yeah, I'm sure we could have put up whatever we wanted. But, Relf needed to work on his passing, and we needed to rest him at the same time. We got Tyler Russell some snaps.

We got to work on our pass blocking on the o-line.

Yeah, maybe we did give away some of our Wildcat package, but Dan is really creative and always seems to have some new wrinkle. And let's not forget that Bumphis is pretty good at passing the ball, so that's not on film for this year yet, so maybe we haven't totally tipped our hand yet on the wildcat package.

We played a lot of people on defense and got them some action in, to.

We have a long SEC season left. There is no logical reason at all to beat up Chris Relf playing Alcorn State. Especially since we have a very important game next week vs. Houston. We know he can run the option. And yeah, I know that Relf can take the beating, but why wear him out unnecessarily?

 

[Todd4State]

that's some fine smelling ****. And I'll gladly take that.

And save the "but that ****** play calling won't work in the SEC"- we have a lot of young players, and this is the type of game where we need to work on our future- and that involves more downfield passing. I am well aware that we have to be an option team in SEC play for this year.

 

[whatever.sixpack]

And Auburn didn't run Newton a single time today either, and that's been what their entire offense has been based around. Guess them playing it that way "wasn't right" either.

Damnit if Mullen and Malzahn would actually do things the way c34 says they might be able to make it in this business

 

[squirldawg]

I don't expect to see much of Bumphis in the wild cat against SEC defense. My take is that Mullen was showing stuff today to appeal to recruits that we need (receivers and fast athletes). Also, I think Mullen was trying to build Relf's confidence passing and save him for when we need him to run. I really think he is trying to show recruits the direction he would like to take the MSU offense and convince them that we will throw the ball once we have the players in place. Right now our best chance against the better teams is to run the spread option.<span class="Apple-tab-span" style="white-spacere"> </span>

 

[Coach34]

"And Auburn didn't run Newton a single time today either, and that's been what their entire offense has been based around. Guess them playing it that way "wasn't right" either"


Jim Tressell has multiple national titles. He ran his normal offense against Ohio where Pryor had 8 carries.
Rich Rodriguez is considered to be as much of a Spread Option guru as Mullen- Denard Robinson still runs their regular offense against crap teams


Apparently, Tressell and RichRod agree with me...you want more examples?

 

[josebrown]

that's some fine smelling ****. And I'll gladly take that.

And save the "but that ****** play calling won't work in the SEC"- we have a lot of young players, and this is the type of game where we need to work on our future- and that involves more downfield passing. I am well aware that we have to be an option team in SEC play for this year.

That "fine smelling ****" lost us the Auburn game and will be hard-pressed to win many of our remaining games.

You sit Ralph in the pocket against SEC defenses, except ole miss, and good luck with that.

I was impressed that Relf got it to our recievers with ease compared to Tyler today, but Alcorn and Memphis and maybe ole miss are the only defenses it may work against.

 

[josebrown]

I don't expect to see much of Bumphis in the wild cat against SEC defense. My take is that Mullen was showing stuff today to appeal to recruits that we need (receivers and fast athletes). Also, I think Mullen was trying to build Relf's confidence passing and save him for when we need him to run. I really think he is trying to show recruits the direction he would like to take the MSU offense and convince them that we will throw the ball once we have the players in place. Right now our best chance against the better teams is to run the spread option.<span class="Apple-tab-span" style="white-spacere"> </span>

Righto

 

[Todd4State]

Besides, it's hard to pin losing the Auburn game on the playcalling when we were basically a dropped ball from being in field goal range.

I'm happy that the coaches seem to have realized what DOES work against SEC teams and that they have gone in that direction. That's a welcome change.

My point was, when we score 40 plus points on offense, it's a little bit ridiculous to ***** about play-calling.

 

[MagnoliaHunter]

In fact I didnt go to the game today. I gave our tickets to a friend who has an autistic kid who wanted to to go see his bulldogs.

 

[MagnoliaHunter]

Have you ever read any of 34's posts? All that ******** does is post on here about how much more he knows about every sport than every coach we have at State and everybody in general. I posted that we should use this game to work on our weaknesses, the passing game in general and Relf's touch passing and he calls me crazy. I'm sorry if my pointing out that he was wrong yetagain affended your delicatesensibilities.

 

[AssEndDawg]

Have you ever read any of 34's posts? All that ******** does is post on here about how much more he knows about every sport than every coach we have at State and everybody in general.

"Don't wrestle with a pig, you both get covered in **** but the pig likes it."

 

[dawgstudent]

work on things you need to work on. It was a glorified scrimmage that counted.

 

[yakalot]

Damnit if Mullen and Malzahn would actually do things the way c34 says they might be able to make it in this business

Actually, I think they would be selling condoms.

 

[DerHntr]

we tried out some new plays and let some guys get reps. even when alcorn scored and were all excited, we just marched down the field and scored again without much effort. plus i think everyone in the stadium, including our coaches, were surprised by their quarterback.

/11:00am games suck.

 

[AssEndDawg]

<span class="post-title">none, unlike you, I have a life outside of this messageboard

</span>In fact I didnt go to the game today. I gave our tickets to a friend
who has an autistic kid who wanted to to go see his bulldogs.

This may be the most unintentionally Swannish thing I have ever seen here. I love how you throw in the autistic kid for the sympathy vote as if that has anything to do with the conversation. Prayers sent....

 

[whatever.sixpack]

So essentially C34 is calling Mullen and Malzahn "dipshits" and that they aren't doing things the "right way." by working on the passing game vs an inferior opponent and limiting the carries by their QB's. Maybe one day they will be able to ascend to the heights of the coaching world that c34 has attained

By the way, the only inferior opponent Michigan has played all year was Bowling Green, and Robinson only had 5 carries. On his last carry on the 3rd drive of the game, he was hurt and didn't re-enter the game although he could have, which should tell you something about how much RichRod wanted Robinson to carry the ball that day.(not to mention their backup started over Robinson last year, giving them a quality option) How many of Pryor's carries were designed runs or were they just scrambles? (Tressel isn't exactly loved by OSU fans for his offensive prowess either) Looking at Tebow's carries the last two years, he had about 60-75% less carries vs inferior opponents

I'm not saying you should change your offense, but you should obviously limit the carries by your QB and work on your weaknesses or aspects of the offense that you want to build confidence in vs inferior opponents. That would seem to be the "right way," but maybe that's why you never got a head job in single A academy ball

 

[Coach34]

to the multiple National Championship level like Tressel.

Robinson had 5 carries for over 120 yards...they simply ran their normal offense while he was in the game.

And all I've said about Ralph was that he should have had about 8 carries- not damn 20 of them...of course you lighten the load, but you dont just completely forget what you are doing.


"and work on your weaknesses or aspects of the offense that you want to build confidence in vs inferior opponents."


of course you do and that's what I'm saying. But that weakness that needed to be worked on that wasnt was working on the run game a little more with Ballard some and then Perkins so that they can continue to grow as RB's. Our season will be decided by plays we make in the running game- not thru the air

 

[whatever.sixpack]

Tressel ain't winning anything b/c of his offensive prowess, they're winning based on defense, talent, and being in a poor conference.

He's the OC, and they're average finish nationally in total offense since he's been there has been 66th. His offense has finished 62nd or worse in 7 of the 9 years he's been there, so don't go comparing him to two of the top three offensive minds in the best conference in America. With the NFL talent they've produced and the number of bad teams they play, their offensive production could be considered Croom-esque and their fans have been wanting him to hire an OC for awhile.

I thought you originally meant that we should call the game just like Mullen did vs OM or UGA, and I disagree. I do agree with you if you think we should drastically cut back on Relf's carries and work on the passing game more. I just pisses me off that you say what one of the top offensive minds in the college game is doing is "not right" and insinuate that you know more than he does. He's who he is and where he is for a reason