26.5 | Marcel Reed Film Review, Freshman RBs & Arizona State Preview

So, uh, my overall thoughts on the offense was that, uh, It's a nice thing when you score 50 points, have over 500 yards of offense, and you still want to complain some.

When you take a deep breath and look back at what we did, and I know it's Missouri State, I know it's not Alabama, it's not LSU, but we had over 200 yards of offense rushing right at five yards of carry, had over 250 yards passing.

And I was worried.

We were talking about before we get started, we're still not sure where this offense is going as far as scheme and what they want to do.

But I was pleasantly surprised.

And I know it is Missouri State.

And in the second half late, we were trying to just run out the clock.

But we had a two to one run to pass ratio on the game.

um and so and and the thing was there's still a lot of meat left on the bone uh per se uh my first one meat on the bone is a wide receiver screen here if you look we throw it out to craver and it it's timing right and and trying to get those old linemen out there and it's early in the game cravers adrenaline's probably running But if he'll catch that ball and just give a half a second to let those two old linemen get out there in front of him, he has a crease to his left, and he may house this thing.

So, you know, that was one of the things.

And that's just timing and reps and getting your linemen out there.

You can see there you got the two linemen out in front, and he's trying to sprint out in front of them instead of getting behind his blockers and let his guys do work.

So the next one I had was we call this a stupid – Um, and it was set up by the Craver screen.

So you fake the screen out to Craver and then you got a guy running a post and you got a guy kind of running a wheel route out there and the wheel is wide open.

Horton is wide open.

Um, and he's staring down that, that post, he sees the safety deep.

So he pulls off of it.

If he had just kept looking to that side, that wheel was wide open.

He drops it into him and Horton probably scores there.

And then my last meat on the bone is the post corner to my boy Bussey from Timpson, Texas.

Runs a great route.

He's there.

And as I said, just throwing it out there and let him just run underneath it.

We lead him too much and miss that one.

So those were my three meat left on the bone plays there.