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Kurt Roper

Kurt Roper

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Sep 30, 2026

Dave BartooGUEST
36:37
And for Dave, it, it, it was, it was always felt like a teeter-totter for him, um- You know, i-in terms of when was it going to get stale, uh, a-and, and people would start turning on it because, you know, there's, there doesn't feel like there's a lot of upside, and now we're getting some downside.
Dave BartooGUEST
36:56
And for Dave, with Kurt Roper as his OC, DJ Elliott as his DC, look, this is, this was a bottom-half OC/DC pairing to start the season, and I'm being nice about that.
Dave BartooGUEST
37:08
These two aren't that good in the ACC.
Dave BartooGUEST
37:12
So, so Dave was trying to win games with mid-level talent and below-average offense and defensive coordination.
Chuck OliverHOST
37:36
Somebody who just watches on TV and doesn't do this for a living like you do.
Dave BartooGUEST
37:40
Yeah.
Chuck OliverHOST
37:40
When I saw Kurt Roper, I was like, "Wait a minute, you're gonna save your offense with Kurt Roper?" Like, 'cause I've seen that act in a couple of...
Chuck OliverHOST
37:47
What was it, Duke? I've seen him at, uh, again, Gainesville.
Adam GoldHOST
6:58
Again, you got blitzed in that one, but you did give up, you did give up 35 to Vandy and another 31 to App State.
Adam GoldHOST
7:03
That certainly has to be a concern in r- having to kind of look at your offensive coordinator in Kurt Roper and going, "Hey, uh, you know, we're probably gonna give up another 30 here, so could you score five times?"
Cory SmithGUEST
7:17
Yeah, not only that, but you're going into a game with one of the most explosive teams, if not the most explosive teams in the country, uh, in Louisville.
Cory SmithGUEST
7:25
And then you have a, a very, very disciplined offense that you're going into the following week and have some talent.
Kenton GibbsHOST
7:42
Now here's the thing.
Kenton GibbsHOST
7:43
While I do think one of the things I've noticed, Kurt Roper needs to get those plays in quicker, needs to happen, point blank period.
Kenton GibbsHOST
7:49
That's not a should happen, not a might happen.
Kenton GibbsHOST
7:53
He needs to get those plays in quicker.
Erik AingeHOST
8:11
So like there's just no excuse for a guy that's played a lot of football with a staff that's...
Erik AingeHOST
8:18
You know, I mean, Kurt Roper is the OC.
Erik AingeHOST
8:20
Kurt Roper is a, a, a one of the smarter guys there is in football.
Brian RiceHOST
8:24
All you have to do is take the snap, sprint to the other corner of the end zone, hold onto the ball.
Erik AingeHOST
8:29
When anybody gets close, fall down.
Mike GlennonHOST
7:50
So I think that gave them time for CJ ran over to Dave Doran.
Mike GlennonHOST
7:53
If I remember correctly, other thing is now that they have the, uh, voice, the headset communication, you're hoping Kurt Roper's reminding him this as well.
Mike GlennonHOST
8:02
Um, At the end of the day...
Mike GlennonHOST
8:05
I find it hard

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Mike GlennonHOST
25:26
Wide open seam route that CJ hit right on the money.
Mike GlennonHOST
25:29
Second touchdown to him was a great cover zero beater.
Mike GlennonHOST
25:31
Another good play design by Kurt Roper.
Mike GlennonHOST
25:36
And then the third one was really just a good throwing catch for But to get open.
David GlennHOST
36:31
We've all seen the intentional safety play in similar situations many times as the Wolfpack tried to run.
David GlennHOST
36:38
I don't think the call was necessarily a bad one by the head coach, Dave Doeren, or his offensive coordinator, Kurt Roper.
David GlennHOST
36:47
I don't believe what was sent in to be run was an automatically bad idea in those final seconds against Vanderbilt.
David GlennHOST
36:55
However, I do put the majority of the blame on the coaching staff and a lesser amount on the quarterback, C.J. Bailey, who obviously botched the execution of the play by fumbling the ball in traffic in his [laughs] own end zone rather than running out of bounds or taking a knee with just a few seconds remaining.
Grayson BooneHOST
6:30
Maybe we telegraphed the run a little bit too much.
Grayson BooneHOST
6:32
I think the Kurt Roper offense kind of does that at times, but I thought Davion Goss was a nice change of pace.
Grayson BooneHOST
6:38
Seven carries for 33 yards.
Grayson BooneHOST
6:40
That's 4.7 yards per gain.
Grayson BooneHOST
17:35
I thought the offense was pretty good.
Grayson BooneHOST
17:37
I thought Kurt Roper called a good game.
Grayson BooneHOST
17:39
And we talked about how the offense in some ways needed to be a little bit more simplistic for CJ.
Grayson BooneHOST
17:44
Create open underneath routes.
Jim CollinsPANELIST
11:17
You can call it whatever you want to do.
Jim CollinsPANELIST
11:19
But I know Kurt Roper, and I can tell you this right now, that's not what the hell Coach Roper coached C.J. Bailey to do.
Jim CollinsPANELIST
11:30
He didn't coach him to go back in the middle of the end zone, all of a sudden get hit and fumble the football.
Jim CollinsPANELIST
11:37
He didn't coach him that way.
Julian CouncilHOST
9:14
Instead, they don't.
Julian CouncilHOST
9:15
So the situation that we're discussing should have never happened had, one, a player who knows a snap count been disciplined, and, two, you would have been the same old conservative Dave you've always been and told Kurt Roper to run the damn ball, which did not happen.
Julian CouncilHOST
9:29
So that can't be lost in all of this.
Julian CouncilHOST
9:32
I do wonder, though, where State goes from here because you talked about Dave can't come back from this, and you're someone who played for his program.

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