Josh Gattis

Rockstar, whoa! What's up, brother? With the 20.

Taking Gattis all day over this.

Oh, geez.

It'd be more effective.

Gattis was another one that tried.

If you guys remember, we needed overtime to beat Army.

He was doing the same shit as Beck in terms of, yeah, we're going to stretch the field.

What year was that?

But, like, the overriding ... things that are holding this offense back are the deployment of the Rhino and Jason Beck.

He had a negative 17 in RPS, and I'm not sure if that's a record, 'cause Josh Gattis is a person.

But he did the same thing that Josh Gattis did against Army.

Remember we were running it, we were running all this stuff against Army with arc and all this, like, rollout stuff?

Yeah.

They, they, they understand the issues, and they're fixing them." Now, that said, I'm not for the idea either of Completely changing everything in order to try to fix the problem either.

You know, like that, that isn't a, that isn't a, a problem either or isn't a, a solution either, right? That's how Josh Gattis happened in Ann Arbor.

And I understand, won the, won- won the Broyles Award in 2021, but that was kind of more him running the Jim Harbaugh offense than Josh Gattis doing what he wanted to do.

So, you know, like, he-- When, when, when you try to swing the pendulum too hard the other way, it can cause some issues.

And we've already kind of covered the idea that like, hey, if you, if you just don't have a million penalties and turnovers, then you're just already gonna be in a more advantageous position.