To me, most of the time it looks like they are using a dart board to pick offensive plays.....no pattern or logic at all to the calls. Maybe they are using the same dart board to pick runningbacks and against Auburn, the dart only hit Williams for 2 touches the entire game.

That las drive of the Florida game, Hester is the only guy I felt comfortable with back there. Hes Scott, and Keiland have homerun ability, but Hester is the steadiest back I've seen here since Domanick Davis.

Makes it tougher for opposing DCs to figure out as well.

NOT suggesting that we give him more carries by taking carries away from other tailbacks. I am suggesting that we stop throwing the ball to brandon lafell. I dont care if they change backs every down. KW on 1st, Tridon on 2nd, Scott or Hester on 3rd, and if its 4th and less than 3 and we are at their 40 or better give the rock to Hester. I want some one to exsplain to me why we can for 172 yards in the 2nd half of the Florida game and outscore our opponent 21 to 7 in that same time frame yet we insist on a "Balanced" Offence. Stop forcing a passing game. Early has been hurt and is just coming back to the game. Brandon Lafell is too drop prone, Yes he has made killer plays but at the same time he has dropped gimmie catches and the worst one being the interception he caused against auburn. Matt has been suffering from a gimpy ankle and has been less mobile and less accurate with his throws. Run more and use the pass when the defense gives us a match up we cant refuse.

I think our RB's are seeing the success that a guy like Joseph Addai is having in the NFL, and even though he was rarely a "feature" back while @ LSU, he is tearing it up in Indy (after going in the first round.)

The point is that we don't have to run our guys until they drop in order to 1) win games or 2) for them to geaux to the NFL and succeed.

And if there are three or four yards to get, more often than not, Hester is going to get the job done. It's as simple as that.

Maybe the coaches just know exactly when to put in a diferent back. Whatever, as long as we're winning, I'll just watch and enjoy.

People can spin stats anyway they want to make a point, but it doesn't make it true.

LaFell, Byrd and Tolliver have a higher yards per catch than Doucet, does that mean they should get more throws their way than Doucet?

Great post. I think this is dead on. These guys times will come, and they don't need four years and 1000 carries to be top draft picks.

Yes it does.

Or when the darts say run it 4 times in a row in overtime, it results in an overtime loss to Kentucky. Take the good with the bad with the "dartboard" offense.