[NU Sports] Re: offensive play calling

[Christopher Bailey]

NB: I originally asked:

> Is anyone else concerned at the ratio of rushes to
> passes?

Turns out, as I reread the last several digests worth of posts, that more than a handful of you were.  Sorry to have asked a question previously answered.  

That said, I do want to clarify why I'm concerned about the defensive line.  As I only caught the game over the internet, I might have missed the impact the d-line had, but when you make (at one point) 12 consecutive passes, the impression is that the opposing d-line isn't causing you any worries.

Here's hoping that mistakes are learned from and the team plays to the best of their abilities this weekend and for the rest of the season.

LETS GO 'CATS
Christopher Bailey
christopher_bailey at yahoo.com


----- Original Message ----

From: "SjT \(Stephen J. Truog\)" <sjtruog at yahoo.com>

Actually, the D line was one of the few bright spots
today ... mostly thanks to Lloyd Carr stepping in as
Duke's offensive play caller in the second half. Yeesh
did they try not to lose!