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Looking like the D is wanting to carry the blame in this game, too. We just have no talent on the edges. None.dthomas=ddixon wrote:Be real. Last week was 100% on our defense. You don’t have to scapegoat someone every time you get upset.OregonFan4Life wrote:For the second week in a row we may end up saying Dilly cost his team the game with stupid trick plays.
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Too cute?OregonFan4Life wrote:What has happened to this offense?
Legit question, was that on Lanning or Dilly? From my understanding Dilly has 100% control over the playcalling and personnel.dthomas=ddixon wrote:Nix’s injury gave us very little margin for error. Being up 17-3 and starting the 2nd half with that play with Thompson was objectively stupid. Lanning’s going to learn some lessons the hard way.
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He’s the HC. Putting in a walking disaster in the moment should’ve been immediately vetoed.OregonFan4Life wrote:Legit question, was that on Lanning or Dilly? From my understanding Dilly has 100% control over the playcalling and personnel.dthomas=ddixon wrote:Nix’s injury gave us very little margin for error. Being up 17-3 and starting the 2nd half with that play with Thompson was objectively stupid. Lanning’s going to learn some lessons the hard way.
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Fair enough, for the second week in a row Lanning and Dilly are having to learn some tough lessons the hard way.dthomas=ddixon wrote:He’s the HC. Putting in a walking disaster in the moment should’ve been immediately vetoed.OregonFan4Life wrote:Legit question, was that on Lanning or Dilly? From my understanding Dilly has 100% control over the playcalling and personnel.dthomas=ddixon wrote:Nix’s injury gave us very little margin for error. Being up 17-3 and starting the 2nd half with that play with Thompson was objectively stupid. Lanning’s going to learn some lessons the hard way.
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They know Bo can't run or even move. So they're defending our receivers one on one and packing the box for our runs. Without a mobile QB, it takes away our effectiveness. Our short passing game is also being jammed up. There's not much we can do.OregonFan4Life wrote:What has happened to this offense?
Yeah, but a shame to waste Bo's great season learning lessons.OregonFan4Life wrote:Fair enough, for the second week in a row Lanning and Dilly are having to learn some tough lessons the hard way.dthomas=ddixon wrote:He’s the HC. Putting in a walking disaster in the moment should’ve been immediately vetoed.OregonFan4Life wrote:Legit question, was that on Lanning or Dilly? From my understanding Dilly has 100% control over the playcalling and personnel.dthomas=ddixon wrote:Nix’s injury gave us very little margin for error. Being up 17-3 and starting the 2nd half with that play with Thompson was objectively stupid. Lanning’s going to learn some lessons the hard way.
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Yeah, this. It's pardonable to call a trick play now and then. But not with the turnover prone backup.duck023 wrote:Lanning doesn't understand situational coaching. I noticed it in the Cal game. When you are up 17-3 with a hurt QB you don't do the play most likely to cause a turnover.
