per Muschamp.
When you couple this with the 4th Quarter play calling, it's evident that he decides to dial down the offense and let the defense - who hadn't stopped them all day - stop them.
Why in the world would you have this type of mentality when your season is largely shot and you offense is playing a fantastic game to that point?
There was simply no reason to "play the numbers/clock" today. Also, everyone knows Jake is best in rhythm.
We don't have the luxury of an Alabama or Georgia to play the numbers and lean on our defense to victory.
Three consecutive overly conservative drives killed the confidence and put us on our heels on the road in the Swamp at the end of the game.
Muschamp should own this one. It would be good for him moving forward.
When you couple this with the 4th Quarter play calling, it's evident that he decides to dial down the offense and let the defense - who hadn't stopped them all day - stop them.
Why in the world would you have this type of mentality when your season is largely shot and you offense is playing a fantastic game to that point?
There was simply no reason to "play the numbers/clock" today. Also, everyone knows Jake is best in rhythm.
We don't have the luxury of an Alabama or Georgia to play the numbers and lean on our defense to victory.
Three consecutive overly conservative drives killed the confidence and put us on our heels on the road in the Swamp at the end of the game.
Muschamp should own this one. It would be good for him moving forward.
