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Jah deserved that

LBs are not very good this year. Going to have to bring a safety up otherwise they’ll get 7 yards a rush.

Missing Baranowski and Brown out there. Devon Williams and Darius Green are pretty substantial drop offs.

Brosmer is better than AK, but it doesn’t matter because we can’t run the ball for shit. Absolutely shocked at how badly our D-line got smoked tonight. And I’m out on Green/coleman at safety. Give me Perich and Brown. Yet another loss against a very beatable rival. Sigh.

Darius Green has taken horrible angles on all 3 TDs. So frustrating

Agree, but up until last week there wasn’t an obvious candidate who was better (a very sorry state of affairs).

In all seriousness, does Koi or Redding have more career punt return yards? Regardless, putting Redding back there instead of Perich is indefensible going forward.

Offensive line, WR hands, Brosmer pocket presence, and tackling are my frustrations, in that order. So many missed opportunities. But overall pleased to see Brosmer’s accuracy and the willingness to pass the ball.

Ah, yes, of course. A cherished memory from a cherished game

If Dragan makes the last kick, I’d be telling myself the real Brosmer is the one we saw on the last drive, and that the team would get right during the next two weeks. But the truth is that our teams under Fleck have been painfully boring to watch since 2019. It’s just not fun football. Sure...

Team looks identical to last year. Passing game and scheme nonexistent. Very disappointing

Ah. The most gopher football end to a quarter I’ve ever seen.

I think the biggest issue has been the lack of WRs who can win at the LOS and get open for slants. RPO just hasn’t been there since 2019 as a result, which was our bread and butter. Sounds like we’ve tried to address that through recruiting and distinct short passing concepts. Hopefully it...

Regardless of how Brosmer plays, our passing game is broken when WRs dont get separation on slants because it kills our RPO. Need to find bodies who can win fast on the outside, or we need to tweak our scheme. Biggest concern on D by far is safety. We lost Nubin and all other safeties...

I have little confidence that Ben is the long-term solution. He finally put together a coherent roster in year three, and the team seemed to have good chemistry. But nothing suggests he is a good X&O coach, or that he has a system that makes up for any talent deficiencies. (Just once I’d like to...

No quit in this team which is a refreshing change of pace. Doesn’t mean diddly if we don’t bring the starting 5 back intact next year.

Convincing Garcia to come back is Ben’s biggest “recruiting” battle in his tenure. He needs to find a way to get it done.

Initially felt good about the hire, and that hasn’t necessarily changed, but it’s frustrating that we must be spending considerably less on our assistant pool after such a down year as every other program is seemingly ratcheting up investment. Plenty of positives this off-season, but...

No reason to think Koi can’t do what Thennieman did for Purdue last year. I’m guessing that’s why we haven’t gone after a safety in the portal. Green, Coleman, and Gousby all left a lot to be desired last year.

Didn’t read the article, but aren’t we only replacing one OL starter (Boe)?