OregonFan4Life wrote:For the second week in a row we may end up saying Dilly cost his team the game with stupid trick plays.
Be real. Last week was 100% on our defense. You don’t have to scapegoat someone every time you get upset.
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If we run the damn ball on 3rd and 1 instead of going into a swinging gate formation we probably win. Again, trick plays have not worked, but Dilly insists on running them despite them continually being tragic. The defense is what it is.
Trick plays have worked a bunch of times all season.
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Against Colorado…..
Not the only time we did what we did against UW but you know that.
OregonFan4Life wrote:For the second week in a row we may end up saying Dilly cost his team the game with stupid trick plays.
Be real. Last week was 100% on our defense. You don’t have to scapegoat someone every time you get upset.
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If we run the damn ball on 3rd and 1 instead of going into a swinging gate formation we probably win. Again, trick plays have not worked, but Dilly insists on running them despite them continually being tragic. The defense is what it is.
Trick plays have worked a bunch of times all season.
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Against Colorado…..
Not the only time we did what we did against UW but you know that.
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OK sure it’s worked, but over the last couple of weeks we’ve seen a successful running game not being relied on. Up 17-3 with all momentum the last thing we needed was a disastrous play, running that play with Ty was an absolutely stupid disaster. A punt to a certain extent was acceptable with how the defense has played. There is a time and place for a trick play and a time and place to let go of control and let your players do their thing. For the second week in a row Dilly has failed to let go of control and rely on his players and called devastating trick plays on crucial moments.
