The House of Blue

This had nothing to do with spying or some type of conspiracy. I can promise you that much. This game was about X's and O's and Jimmys and Joes.

Screw insider info. We're gonna hand the ball off to small rb's that don't posess top end speed, and pass the ball well behind the 1st down marker every time. In terms of stretching the field, short passes are effectively a part of the run game. That's why UL, or any opponent for theat matter, can play up on our guys. We don't threaten the deep ball, and we don't run a power game.

It must be scarcasm because except for "fan day", all practices are closed to the general public.

The real question is, if we have boosters who are important enough to get invited to closed practices, why can't we get any capital projects going?

Are they boosters who don't "boost?" If they aren't boosting, why are they invited to practice? If they are boosting, how can we not have capital funds for projects?

To be honest, I've been under the impression that football doesn't have any boosters at all, much less those who give enough to get invited to practice.

You didnt find the QB throwing accurate passes and the reciever accually catching them different than last year?

IMO the offense isnt the problem and IMO it is going to improve as the season moves along.

The defense however is a major problem that IMO is going to be hard to fix unless our Freshmen DBs suddenly morph into SEC cover corners.

IMO if they are going to run mostly zone pass defense they need to go to a 4-3-4 because IMO the 3-4-4 just is not a good formation for using zone pass defenses. The 3-4 gets a great deal of its pass rush from blitzing LBs and you cant blitz backers if you are dropping them into pass coverage. Then you take in consideration that 3-4 OLBs are most often less suited to be dropped into pass coverage than 4-3 LBs. I am sure that Minter is saying my kingdom for a couple of good cover corners that can cover man on man.