What do you think is the most calculated risk Jimbo can make, on offense and defense, for the most successful return against Ole Miss?



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Not punt all game. Only snap the ball with 1 sec on the play clock. Wildcat with TWill.

Ginormus Ag said:

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Not punt all game. Only snap the ball with 1 sec on the play clock. Wildcat with TWill.

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there's no way we snap the ball with a whole second on the clock. That's wild.

Quit his job and become a....how you say....

Gigemrunrs said:

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Ginormus Ag said:

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Not punt all game. Only snap the ball with 1 sec on the play clock. Wildcat with TWill.

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there's no way we snap the ball with a whole second on the clock. That's wild.

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More like zero

Being the kind of guy who would steal back first base after a double, I would like to see him run a QB sneak on like 15 consecutive plays. Nobody else has ever done it. Try a drop kick at least once. Run two series, perhaps three, with every play being a trick play. Put Mack in at QB and have him throw the ball. Liven up the game.

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How about starting Starkel

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for the most successful return against Ole Miss?

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block everyone and run hard and fast through many holes, Voila return TD

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No limits. If he loses to Ole Miss the roof will collapse on him.

Risk? Play mond all game.

Co presidents? Just ask Jim and Michael how that worked out.

Throw it downfield on every 1st down.

I'd be up for replacing Oliver with the trainer, or an O lineman. At the very least, put the freshman in.

Lots of heavy blitzes on defense. I know our secondary has more holes than a pair of crocs, especially when the linebackers don't drop back to help them, but the last thing I want is Ta'amu getting comfortable with time in the pocket. He's a good enough passer that if his receivers get enough time to gain any separation at all, he will hit the target.

Get Mond out of the pocket. We keep hearing about his legs, but all too often he doesn't use them and takes a needless sack. Roll him out...get him moving...give him run/pass options. Give him opportunities to tuck and run the ball if he doesn't like what he sees. No more standing in the pocket like a statue.

Throw the ball only if you absolutely see a major mismatch or you have to in order to maintain possession. Set a goal of 45 Mins TOP. Wear them down and frustrate their offense sitting on the sidelines.

Getting dressed in the dark.

Trust he can develop talent in the off-season if we accidentally break Mond by intentionally running more draws and sneaks. We used to call something 3rd and Slocum which meant basically on 3rd and long we knew that we were running the ball. We should treat every play as 3rd and Slocum and run the damn ball for 60 minutes of boring possession.

Ag_EE said:

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Why, hello there

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sorry, she's taken....lol ;-)

Aggiedave1998 said:

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Get Mond out of the pocket. We keep hearing about his legs, but all too often he doesn't use them and takes a needless sack. Roll him out...get him moving...give him run/pass options. Give him opportunities to tuck and run the ball if he doesn't like what he sees. No more standing in the pocket like a statue.

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I like this idea quite a bit. It minimizes a few weaknesses and puts pressure on opposing defenses. I think it also sets up some great screen progression with our TE's and RB's

gigemags-99 said:

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He should hire Kinsey Management to increase productivity and decrease turnovers.

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I like this person's attitude! This is exactly what we do.... Must be a client!

Snicklepox said:

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Quit his job and become a....how you say....

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Funny.....it's coaching. Every plan, even a game plan, has a people requirement. What are you doing to recruit those people or developing internally? It's really the same process. Sound plan, clear player strategy, involve the best players every game, develop your bench in the off season for depth, motivate them individually for peak performance, turn them lose and let them play! Rinse and repeat...you need a program. We have the solution.

Lbull said:

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Lots of heavy blitzes on defense. I know our secondary has more holes than a pair of crocs, especially when the linebackers don't drop back to help them, but the last thing I want is Ta'amu getting comfortable with time in the pocket. He's a good enough passer that if his receivers get enough time to gain any separation at all, he will hit the target.

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Lbull - Agree. We can't allow this guy to get comfortable in Kyle. I'd like to see us commit to making him uncomfortable by some zone and 5 man pressures. Keep him guessing and don't let those WR get free releases. Use our size to bang them at the LOS or in tight yardage.