defense played so well, for the most part, vs. A&M , until they got worn out. Would love to get the 2nd half kickoff for a change.
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And he has an IQ of 165.There may have been others before him, but Jimmy Johnson is the first I remember deferring on a regular basis.
in the Muschamp era, yes. Spurrier would mix it up a bit.We have taken the ball every game for as long as I can remember. Agree it would be nice to shake it up.
Especially given Jake's tenancies to come out firing them to the moon.
This exactly. I have been perplexed at us always taking the opening kick. I bet the opposing coach's love getting the second half kick off, whether they win the toss or not.I would think, at home, you defer and immediately keep your fans IN the game by putting their offense on the field. On the road, defer, and immediately take their fans OUT of it by putting their offense on the field.
It seems much better for us to defer:
I hope all these analysts we have can figure this out for our coaching staff.
1) We avoid the first drive turnover
2) We avoid going 3 and out and immediately giving them field position
3) Whatever scripted offensive plays we are so excited about and want the ball first, probably aren't that good, and won't work, especially with Bentley being inaccurate to start or if he is accurate our guys will drop it.
4) Getting the ball at halftime gives us a chance to get back in a game or further our lead (I wish this was commonplace)
that is because we stumble around and bounce off of one another much the same as Brownian movement which occurs in high school chemistry labs-one happy molecule after another. in the 2nd half we have largely spent our random energy and things move to a more sedate state of affairsWe seem to dig ourselves a hole in the first half every game anyway. Would certainly be nice to start the second half on O.