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fortheglory94 said...
One thing's for certain, too many people on here will seemingly be rooting for it to be under. I have never seen a PSU player reviled more than MM. Every single thread that invokes his name devolves into a public beatdown of all things McGloin. I'm as quick to blame as most, but give the kid a chance with a more sophisticated offense before you already write him off. If Gino Capone reads the PSU message boards, he must smile to himself.
For the record, I'd bet under that number. But I happen to think that'll have more to do with our OL/Silas punching more in than a year ago.
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jmisdamina said...
Oh, that's why some people took the over. In that case I agree, over.
In all seriousness in look at BOBs college track record. In 2001, his first year as QB coach, he had a SR in George Goodsey who threw for 23 TDs the year prior. Under BOB he threw for 18 and he had more experience and proven talent at WR then McGloin.
In 2002 GT threw for 12TDs against 15 INTs which means they got worse.
In two years as the OC at Duke the QBs threw a combined 17TDs. From 2004, the year prior to BOB, to 2005, BOBs first year the number dropped from 10 to 5 TD passess. The year after BOB left they threw for 21 TDs.
His resume without Tom Brady, who was great well before BOB, does not ring out with genius.
I guess we are screwed then.
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jmisdamina said...
Oh, that's why some people took the over. In that case I agree, over.
In all seriousness in look at BOBs college track record. In 2001, his first year as QB coach, he had a SR in George Goodsey who threw for 23 TDs the year prior. Under BOB he threw for 18 and he had more experience and proven talent at WR then McGloin.
In 2002 GT threw for 12TDs against 15 INTs which means they got worse.
In two years as the OC at Duke the QBs threw a combined 17TDs. From 2004, the year prior to BOB, to 2005, BOBs first year the number dropped from 10 to 5 TD passess. The year after BOB left they threw for 21 TDs.
His resume without Tom Brady, who was great well before BOB, does not ring out with genius.
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All4PSU said...
So are you saying no one can ever improve? Is it hard to believe that maybe over the years BO'B has refined his schemes and offensive looks. I'd like to think success at the NFL level would carry more weight than his track record at 2 basketball schools.
This post was edited by sneakypete on 6/28/2012 at 2:50 PM
Try to fathom the hypocrisy of a Government that requires every citizen to prove they are insured .but not prove they're a citizen
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jmisdamina said...
Oh, that's why some people took the over. In that case I agree, over.
In all seriousness in look at BOBs college track record. In 2001, his first year as QB coach, he had a SR in George Goodsey who threw for 23 TDs the year prior. Under BOB he threw for 18 and he had more experience and proven talent at WR then McGloin.
In 2002 GT threw for 12TDs against 15 INTs which means they got worse.
In two years as the OC at Duke the QBs threw a combined 17TDs. From 2004, the year prior to BOB, to 2005, BOBs first year the number dropped from 10 to 5 TD passess. The year after BOB left they threw for 21 TDs.
His resume without Tom Brady, who was great well before BOB, does not ring out with genius.
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jmisdamina said...
Oh, that's why some people took the over. In that case I agree, over.
In all seriousness in look at BOBs college track record. In 2001, his first year as QB coach, he had a SR in George Goodsey who threw for 23 TDs the year prior. Under BOB he threw for 18 and he had more experience and proven talent at WR then McGloin.
In 2002 GT threw for 12TDs against 15 INTs which means they got worse.
In two years as the OC at Duke the QBs threw a combined 17TDs. From 2004, the year prior to BOB, to 2005, BOBs first year the number dropped from 10 to 5 TD passess. The year after BOB left they threw for 21 TDs.
His resume without Tom Brady, who was great well before BOB, does not ring out with genius.
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All4PSU said...
That 2001 team at GT also punched in 24 rushing TD's and put up nearly 2000 yards on the ground ( and that was with some cat named Joe Burns?) Godsey completed 65% of his passes for 3100 yards so he obviously could move the ball. In 2000, the year that the stats were "better" the team only rushed for 1600 yards and 21 TD's. Godsey had more TD's but less yards (2900). In 2002 they had a new QB and RB so I think it hard to compare.
You can't just look at a stat. You have to look at the big picture. In 2001 the team had a better ground game. Maybe balls were caught at the 2 yard line and punched in. The fact is that those 2 years at GT, BO'B's offense scored 31 and 22 points a year. After last year I'd take the 22 and be happy, but I think we will do better.
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jmisdamina said...
First the question was in reponse to the OPs TD over/under.
Second here are BOB stats in college as OC compared to year before him
GT
2000, year before BOB 32.2 PPG
2001, BOB 31.2 PPG
2002, BOB 21.5 PPGDuke
2004, year before BOB 16.6 PPG
2005, BOB 16.1 PPG
2006, BOB 14.6 PPGThe offenses got worse under BOB. His 29th ranked offense at GT in 2001 was the only time he had a top 90 offense. At the arguement well he's replacing Jay, its not like Duke had some great OC there prior to BOBs arriival.
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