Greg Woods

I think it's fair to question whether it was a good hire.

What did you think about that latest move that he made, that Greg Woods reported on, where he can't meet with the media on Thursday because play-calling duties are taking up too much of his time? It's so funny, and I get the people that are criticizing him.

So he meets with the media on Monday, and then he's not going to meet with them on Thursday.

You know what the media is like in Pullman, Washington? You got Greg Woods from The Spokesman, and you used to have Dale Emmert or whatever.

God, am I getting his name right? You have the Lewiston Morning Tribune, you got the Moscow Daily News, and you've got Greg Wood.

The Daily Evergreen, whatever,

And, and I keep alluding to we have a three-headed monster, we're just not using it correctly.

I think it, you know, uh, Greg Woods actually gave a really good shout-out, and since then I've been dialed into, um, you know, Kaden Pennek's, uh, picking up blitzes.

I, I think our offensive line has actually been stepping up week by week and been playing better football.

I think, uh, Kaden Pennek just hasn't been calling out the blitzes.

That'd be a fun time.

But Greg Woods from the Spokesman-Review.

How you doing, Greg?

Good, man.

Like his main thing is not throwing the football from the pocket.

If you go read, Greg Woods did a great story this week about breaking down all of the quarterbacks.

And it's just he has the same issues that he had a year ago.

I think if they do make a move, they'll go with Eshelman.

Um, he, he was stated today, you know, "Can't wait to get to practice.

Naturally, I'm gonna be on the offensive side the whole time." That's from Greg Woods.

But, um, we have some clips to play, but Dylan, your initial reaction from this game, the presser from today, just w- where we're at in the season.

[laughs] Well, I'll tell you what, uh, the game was horrible.

Um, and, you know, we mentioned that.

The, the, the new- the news hit us live when we were recording with Luke earlier this afternoon.

Um, we started that pod at, or that interview at 1:00, and I think Greg Woods' tweets came in 15 minutes after we had started.

So, um, yeah, just a tough situation all around.

Anyway, I'm on a soapbox now.

Tying it all back around to the X's and O's of what we've seen so far, something that Greg Woods from the Spokesman Review pointed out to me, which I think is a true point, is we talk about the disparity in the financials and stuff, but WSU was in those games.

And some of the decision-making, especially on Saturday from Caden... wasn't what we would love to see.

I look at the flea flicker that went awry.

We got to take some easy passes on the outside.

Greg Woods, who writes for the Spokesman Review, did a really awesome job of showing some of the easy yards, some of the easy passing yards that they weren't taking in the first two weeks that they did take in the.

in the Duquesne game, which, you know, some of that has to do with talent, but some of that has to do with the coverages, the defenses playing, you know, if you have that bubble with the DB, like you have to take those easy passing yards to the outside.

So I think I saw that change.

So I think keeping the defense off balance with those.

And then Greg Woods had a really interesting post where he showed some of the outside routes that they weren't taking advantage of against Kansas state where the DBs were playing off the receivers and And I think, you know, a lot was made of the third downs.

And it's like, if you're in third and nine against UW and Kansas state, those defensive lines are going to eat you alive.

And so Pinnock and the offensive coordinator, whoever wants to share responsibility for that, they have to take those easy four yard plays when they're there.