Cramps are more about hydration, no?
ESPN has a problem with getting correct scores through a game’s play-by-play chart. It was never 28-8. That is a common issue on ESPN.com for some reason.
We’re due to win this quarter by 4 points.
Our O line is a sieve…mediocre pass blocking and zero run blocking.
McComb will be fine…He needs to be subbed out and bring in his backup before he gets hurt…the game is basically over. We need a 2nd string QB with some game reps.
The cramping is hard to explain…the Pitt temp is right around 80. I drink hydration mixes in Florida and it makes a huge difference.
Our D-back coverage is soft…as usual.
Our punter had one excellent punt and most others were meh.
Overall: a great $8 MM disappointment.
CM didn’t get the message that “The OOC show up and collect a check and get home before midnight” is no longer the way we need to be approaching our business.
As an aside, several MAC teams, parts of whose games I watched, or read about, make me worry about the entire season at this point.
This is like what a G5 team does to an FCS team. Unless you’re Bowling Green.
Or what UMass does to Rutgers
Do you not remember losing Gabbert in the season opener at Kentucky when the game was all but over?
And again in the OU game later that season
Does anyone really expect Chuck to change?
Miami does not appear to be a talented, well-coached team to me.
- Captain Obvious
Can Pitt stop trying so hard
Our O line suffers because Chuck has a JV offense. There’s no quick passes or any type of variety that would challenge a varsity level defense
Well I guess beating the spread is now a little bit of an impossibility.
We seem to be poorly conditioned.
I think the weakest part of the team is OL. Second weakest is DL
What’s hilarious is Pitt has barely opened the playbook it’s the same few plays every drive
If we’re truly committed to moving up another level, this shit has to stop. I think Chuck should take a long look in the mirror and accept the fact that he’s not the guy to lead us to the ACC.
But he’s so well-respected don’t you know?
Being in shape is being conditioned for the heat and being properly hydrated before and during the game.
By who? Opposing coaches