Yes - it was Jimbo's "complicated" offense… - Page 2

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In reply to Lake08 • 4:56p, 11/19/23

Lake08 said:
Every time I saw jimbos playbook, I thought I was at IHOP

please don't attempt to eat non-pancake IHOP food

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5:13p, 11/19/23

Mond commented on this a few times via twitter.

Plus pre-2020 seasons he always looked confused on the field. He turned into a solid QB a little too late, and I blame Jimbo's offense.

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In reply to CuervoAg • 5:20p, 11/19/23

CuervoAg said:
Interesting. Both Zach Calzada and Haynes King are having pretty good years at their respective schools. UIW and Georgia Tech having pretty good years by their standards.

Haynes is still completing a lot of passes to players in the opposing uniforms and I'm sure Calzada is still throwing 100mph fast balls to receivers in the flats - but both seem to actually having good years in less "complicated" offenses.

The main difference is when King throws four picks and almost single handedly loses a game for GT, the fan base shrugs and tells themselves "I've seen worse".

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In reply to TAMUallen • 5:38p, 11/19/23

TAMUallen said:
It was complicated and bad.

Nobody "got it" besides jimbo

Well, if the players would just execute better…

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