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Who would've thought by IRISHLUV23
Major props to BK and the coaching staff. Scheming and putting in plays that favors the players' strengths was so ingenious. And we wonder why we lose big games against non tomato can teams.
That is coaching 101 and should be the plan EVERY season. You should also have that ironed out and perfected before week 3, not in week number 6 or 7. All of the really good teams like Alabama, OSU, Clemson, and even the tomato can coaches do this. I guess our coaching staff either just figured this basic premise out or, they know better than everyone else and stick with their idea.