Double reverse from our own 1, wide receiver runs out the back of the endzone for a safety. Hits goal post face first. Concussion, out for season. Goal post irreversibly damaged. Must be replaced. Cost prevents us from being able to cover Butch's buyout.
One minute remaining in the game. UT trailing by 1. 4th and 2. Dormady designed run to the right. Tackled for a loss of 1. Defense jumped offsides prior to the snap. Penalty declined.
UT leads by 1 with one minute to play. Backed up inside our own five and it's fourth and long. Butch intentionally gives up safety in order to have a better punting situation.
No, they will put McKenzie in, get a penalty since he's wearing the same number as Hurd, burn two timeouts so McKenzie can change jerseys, then throw a go route to Malone.
So Dobbs isn't running anymore because our staff told him not to? Not because defenses have started taking that option away?
Honest to God, they don't want him running. They tell him to protect himself, but predicate the entire offense on him running. I know it makes no sense, but this is the staff in all its glory
I know you said you didn't watch it all, but there were multiple times Saturday where Dobbs could've ran for 10+ yards without being touched and didn't.
That has to be the dumbest thing I've ever read. Almost to the point where I just refuse to believe that anyone can be that stupid.
Knowing people in athletics matters? That's the damn department that was stupid enough to hire this bafoon you're claiming tells his mobile QB (who can't throw) not to run. If we are paying this guy millions and he is seriously telling Dobbs not to run the ball, then I need to strongly consider changing my line of work.
You need to get on Butch's staff, you'd be the smartest one on it. And yes, when the dumbass staff is telling him not to run it, knowing people involved and hearing it said carries a little bit of weight.
Much more logical explanation than "they just told him to quit running": Dobbs put the ball on the ground 3 ****ing times against UF. They decided to limit his carries to help prevent turnovers, but now they've realizing he can't do anything if he isn't using his legs. So they decide to give Dormady a shot. Seems like a logical explanation to me. Much more so than "they just decided to stop running Dobbs."