hansen {l Wrote}:eagletx {l Wrote}:On over confidence:
"I thought about that and worry about that but I can't look you in the eye and say that was the case".
On preparation:
" We had prepared well and had a great week...I am blown off my seat. "
(Remarks posted by Boston Herald)
I am looking forward to his full presser remarks tomorrow...should be dilly-dilly.
Another quote from ESPN:
"Purdue played like a team with their back against the wall. They made plays they needed to make," Boston College coach Steve Adazzio said. "I don't know what happened. We had the best week of practice we've had all season. If we weren't ready, that's on me."
P.s. why not put this in the game day thread?
I think the difference between this week and all others is that Dazoo had time to reverse-Midas touch the offense. Stupid people over-complicate things... and, Daz is among the stupidest.
The getting Dillon on the edge was the dumbest idea pretty much ever. Daz built this OL to be hat-on-hat, beat your man for your piece of turf, old school football. It is not built for zone blocking where they sprint 20 yards block guys in designated areas and let the back take time and read the blocks. It’s like he saw Clawson’s delay handoff and threw it in to the Purdue game plan. Further, when a team over-commits to the run, they want to stretch plays horizontally because they have numbers in pursuit. Dillon never got to force the DBs to make a tackle, because the DEs and LBs were all flowing to the ball. Also, Purdue was pretty much always blitzing a safety. This permanently closed the boundary and was a prevent for the Brown play-action rollout. The counter to this should have been dives and counters up the middle and passes from the pocket... especially those over-the-top where the blitzing safety should be. Purdue had to be laughing at their good fortune that we continued to run the exact plays their defensive scheme was meant to stop.
My fear is that Daz, instead of realizing that HE was the fucking problem this week, decides to “roll-up his sleeves” and gets to work at “fixing” the suddenly apparent problems. Look for our gym-teacher to suddenly throw in a read option offense this week with MacDonald and Perry holding up huge weird signs that has Lee Corso’s face on it. The rash thrashing about of offensive schemes is exactly what happened after Wade went down against FSU. Instead of simply using the Tyler Murphy running game with Jeff Smith, he went bipolar and thrashed between multiple different systems week-to-week. Mark my words... he does something like that again, we win 6 games and he’s fired.