Music City Bowl Thread

Onside kick would have been the smart play.

 

with our defense I would be onside kicking every time and playing four downs to gain 10 yards.

 

They really picked on William Wright last night too, he was always 10 yards back.

 

At a certain point you have to just play your man and if they beat you, okay. Just giving up easy catches over and over isn’t ever going to work

 

I have never coached defense a day in my life but it seemed to me any throw over 15 yards that guy made kinda floated around, and I don’t understand why we didn’t dare them to go over our heads

 

It's worse than getting beat deep. Imo

Death by a thousand cuts

 

Particularly with our capabilities on offense. Tighten up and either get a stop or get the ball back quickly. SSMIFF has pointed out all the issues of 6+ minute drives.

 

everybody sees it. Watching this Vandy game in every more pissed. They have negative yards rushing going into halftime vs Iowa, who’s defensive players to a man were lower ranked than our players. We gave up 300+ yards rushing to them. Disgusting. Making my leftover chili not go down well.

 

How about we don’t. Could be a great first step.

 

I remember him being annoited starter in 89 only to lose his job to Andy Kelly

 

Yep. That Vandy team dominated on both sides of the ball, and made us like it. We were a very weak, very shitty team.

 

Now that Kesling is gone, this is the worst thing about UT sports.

 

Complete the enema.

 

It seems so. Mississippi State but a downward trajectory

 

Pretty much. I hope more than anything for this to be a one year anomaly, but there are so many issues all over the place.

 

2022 was the anomaly. The other decent years were more a product of schedule than anything else. Next year is going to be rough.

 

It really is. It will be nightmare territory for Heupel and White.

 

Danny has the chance to do the funniest thing ever (make Kelly the DJ)

 

I hope they saw from the Music City Bowl attendance how quickly demand will dry up when hope fades.