We were down to almost nobody at running back on the depth chart.

Oct 21, 2014
10:25:13am

CalGTR

Another injury and we wouldn't even be able to pass block effectively, let alone run the ball. I'm guessing that the extremely thin depth at RB had to be a factor in the play calling.

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CalGTR

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Offensive play calling breakdown in the second half

BYUheaven

10/21/14 10:02am

Agreed--run the dang ball. Keep the defense off the field.

newey-west

10/21/14 10:03am

Can't argue with that. But you also can't argue with 400+ yards and 4 TDs

workindev

10/21/14 10:06am

I thought Stewart had a great passing game other than a few missed deep balls.

BYUheaven

10/21/14 10:11am

RE: I thought Stewart had a great passing game other than a few missed deep

southernfriedcougar

10/21/14 10:17am

And of those 11, how many were QB scrambles? I count 6.

lawboy

10/21/14 10:18am

We were down to almost nobody at running back on the depth chart.

CalGTR

10/21/14 10:25am

I will give you that.

BYUheaven

10/21/14 10:28am

Yes, but when your 5th string Nate Carter is averaging 12+ ypc you run the ball

AFcoug7

10/21/14 10:53am

Good breakdown. I wanted to see more of Carter, he fumbled though and that's

BabyOx

10/21/14 10:50am

There's more to footbal than averages

GA_Coug

10/21/14 10:52am

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