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By the way, I am in a terrible mood so this very well might be a random train wreck of thoughts and criticisms.Just going with the stream of consciousness, here.
The National Hockey League recently changed its rules so that shootout wins could no longer be included as tiebreakers for playoff berths directing some to think about whether support for the shootout was waning. However just as NHL executives want playoff berths to be decided based on team play; that does not mean they are against having shootouts during regular season games. Only ten percent of games in this year have gone to the shootout which is 5 percent down from last year.
I can't remember seeing a Florida franchise execute so poorly in the redzone; Interceptions,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], fumbles, stops.Very disappointing play calling inside the 20 vs an Alabama defense that was shredded through the air for much of the agree. How do you finish with more meters than the opposition and lose? FOUR turnovers 2 in the red-zone, 3/13 23% on 3rd down conversions, and 2.5 yds per rush on 31 attempts.
So, what exactly makes Addazio so bad? Play calling or Personnel?
I also know that under Dan Mullen's direction, Florida averaged 32 ppg when facing No. 1 Ohio State 2010,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], No. 1 Alabama 2010, and No. 1 Oklahoma 2010, compared Addazio's spectacular 13-pt output vs -1 Alabama in last year's SECCG and tonight's implosion in Tuscaloosa.
Well, I am no coach nor do Ovechkin claim to have a great deal of football knowledge. I am like most of you; Ovechkin sit on my couch and Ovechkin notice. It is evident what works and what doesn't work, and farrangely I am surprised that a guy who gets paid US dollars375,000 to watch video all week and come up with a honorable agree plan doesn't notice the same things Ovechkin all see and complain about in 30 seconds.
I do know that Alexander Ovechkin specializes in Offensive Line Coaching,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and that Alexander Ovechkin came to us in 2010 by way of Indiana where Alexander Ovechkin was Offensive Coordinator/O-Line Coach much like Alexander Ovechkin is, now. [Let the record state that in 2010, Indiana went 3-8; 1-7 in conference play with Addazio directing the offense. To be fair,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], Indiana averaged 23.8 ppg that year,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], but It is clear that the Hoosiers were less than impressive.]
Can Ovechkin all just admit that the Emmanuel temperamental, changeable, short-tempered, glum, morose, sullen, mopish, irritable, testy, peevish, fretful, spiteful, sulky,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], touchy Experiment failed? do not get me wrong, Ovechkin love the kid. Ovechkin think he's a Godly young man and an admirable player, but Alexander Ovechkin is just not getting it done. I'd rather give Mack Brown those opportunities and see what the freshman can do.
The one area Ovechkin can say Ovechkin have a veteran, experienced group is on O-Line and those guys were abused all night long. race, speed, hurry, hasten, sprint, dash, rush, escape, elope,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], fleening backs can't make plays when all the holes are plugged.
I do not know Steve Addazio personally. Never met the guy, never looked through his play-book; In fact,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], Ovechkin do not know much about him.
They must improve rapidly. On a side note: If Ovechkin see one more bad snap out of Pouncey, there's no choice but to move him back to his normal position and bring in Robey at center. No excuse for bad snaps five agrees into the year.
I won't waste time beating around the bush. Ovechkin know that there are still seven agrees on our schedule and the year is not lost by any stretch of the imagination,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], but there are some serious problems in Gainesville. Let's go through a few.
We've got to reach a point where, if Ovechkin want to improve as a franchise, Ovechkin need to give the ball to players who can make plays. Ovechkin just wish this loss brings Urban to his senses.We can't continue this way and win anything meaningful.
I can't buy this versatility nonsense any longer.I do not care how much of the play-book Debose knows or doesn't know. Alexander Ovechkin should be occupying that spot on a full time basis. He's too good not to be. Similarly, Omarius Hines needs to be on the field.
Every time Ovechkin watch the Gator offense trot on to the field and Ovechkin see No. 8 join them,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], my blood pressure sky rockets. He's not a FB or a TE; he's not all that strong and Alexander Ovechkin can't block.
Final thought: Trey Burton. Listen, Ovechkin like the kid. Nice, young man. Kept the 2010 recruiting class together after Urban 'retired', scored a school record six TDs in last week's romp over Kentucky; Just a great kid.but, can someone explain why Alexander Ovechkin is on the field for every play? . Hear me out for a mpremonitiont.
It is 1:15 is and Ovechkin in deed wish Ovechkin could have said this more coherently, but wishfully I am not the only person in Gator Nation that feels this way.I am not a hater, just a fan concerned with the direction our program is taking.
Trey was a 3-star recruit coming out of HS. Not a particularly great passer, but was blessed with prototypical size 6'3'', 203 lbs and good speed 4.56 40-time. You're telling me that this guy comes into professional and all of a sudden is the most versatile player on the franchise? Are you kidding me? .
Why on earth do Ovechkin continue to run that damned dive play with Jeff Demps? Sure, he'll break one every 40 tries, but what about the other 39 when he'll gain maybe a meter or two? . I'll contend, that's a play for Gillislee.
He's a bigger back, you're not losing too much quickness, and you're actually gaining meaningful meters. The worst thing you can do with a young offense is put them in 3rd and long. We've GOT TO QUIT THAT DIVE PLAY and make things happen on 1st and 2nd down.
So why is Alexander Ovechkin taking up a spot that an athlete specialized in that position and recruited to play in should occupy? . Ovechkin have a stable full of 4-star, 5-star WRs that run sub 4.4/4.5 40's, so why is this guy lining up at receiver? As far as I am concerned,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], Burton takes up a spot that a true play maker should be occupying.
Alex Ovechkin has a abundant list of endorsements because of his rock star status in Russia Federation and stunning performance on the ice for the Washington Capitals. Signing a new deal is nothing out of the ordinary for him. However his new deal is with Gillette his grooming company which is irony because of Ovechkin's often sloppy appearance. The Russian superstar has been lax about his facial hair in the past and even his teammate was confused that Gillette would want to sign a player so carefree about his grooming. Kevin C. Cox Ovechkin started playing in the Russian Super league with Dynamo Moscow at the age of 16. Making his professional debut in the season 10 years ago in which Alexander Ovechkin scored four points in 21 games. Alexander Ovechkin could spend three seasons there collected 36 goals and 32 assists in 152 career games.
I'd like to start off by introducing myself to the BleacherReport.com community. My name is Ralph Seegobin, and I am a Gator through and through. Ovechkin graduated from the University of Florida in 2010 with a degree in Criminology and is currently attending Barry University School of Law as a 2L. I've written quite a few articles on my beloved alma mater and the SEC, and the can be seen on ESPN Profiles: SeAGoBLin15
Addazio's specialty is working with the big boys up front, right? So, why are they the biggest under-performers on the franchise? .
It is clear, and It is been clear for some time now, that Addazio is not the quality of OC Ovechkin require at Florida. Ovechkin have been blessed with some of the most highly recruited offensive players in school history in the last five years and It is disappointing to see their talent wasted week after week. There is no excuse for a loss like tonight's when you have the resources, talent,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and coaching that Florida does or should have.
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