TD_24, I believe you got Q&A during the midweek coach availability. Can you ask these questions (or some of them).
+ Can Luckhurst put KO into the end zone or are you strategically looking for short kicks to cover/tackle at the 24 yard line or less?
+ [SPAV] With 15 seconds left in the 1st quarter, Spav called the same play he called in a 2 point conversion against UNT where #87 & #89 line up with a WR near the sideline and block for a WR screen. It's been unsuccessful both times. Do #87 & #89 block more effectively in practice? What's success in that play?
+ [SPAV] Is the no. of reps #87 & #89 receive an implicit message about the O Line's capacity to block and/or the WR room's quality?
+ [SIRMON] This year we see #8 split out against an RB or TE right against the sideline frequently. Is that more a systematic change or something about #8's game that has developed since last year?
TD_24, I believe you got Q&A during the midweek coach availability. Can you ask these questions (or some of them).
+ Can Luckhurst put KO into the end zone or are you strategically looking for short kicks to cover/tackle at the 24 yard line or less?
+ [SPAV] With 15 seconds left in the 1st quarter, Spav called the same play he called in a 2 point conversion against UNT where #87 & #89 line up with a WR near the sideline and block for a WR screen. It's been unsuccessful both times. Do #87 & #89 block more effectively in practice? What's success in that play?
+ [SPAV] Is the no. of reps #87 & #89 receive an implicit message about the O Line's capacity to block and/or the WR room's quality?
+ [SIRMON] This year we see #8 split out against an RB or TE right against the sideline frequently. Is that more a systematic change or something about #8's game that has developed since last year?