BYU and Hill are dead last in passing efficiency in the NCAA

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Yikes123 out of 123 #taysomiswildlyinaccurate TH is dead last individually 35% doesn't cut it now or ever. 3 games is enough to get a sense of his passing skills....you can see it Hoffman's body language, he knows TH blows. Great athlete, great runner, great kid but dude doesn't have the most important skill when it comes to being a QB....accuracy!



Run him the majority of the time and any D-coordinator who's worth anything will shut that down. I like a balanced O so I would absolutely make the change to Olsen. Losses to average teams like VA and UT would make me give AO a chance.

I was mad they didn't run him more. he looked like he was playing the way he played against virginia.



but hoffman was complaining about taysom in the warm ups. i could tell those two are not on the same page. maybe make olsen the qb and taysom a running back now that williams is seriously injured.

What would it be like to have job that after getting fired for performance, getting hired back with the security of a full year or two to be evaluated?



What would it be like to have a job where after 4 years of horrible performance and arguably 6 or 7 years of underperformance, to be able to keep the job because you are a nice guy with similar beliefs to your boss?!



Accountability. Where is it? Everything has been ruled out except actual coach performance. Lets bring in a hc with a great and exciting track record as oc, find a solid dc, and start over! Enough is enough.



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Good grief. Essentially, the Cougs had a chance to beat the U with no passing game. Imagine how we would have done with a solid passing attack.



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We had no chance of beating Utah. After the second drive of the game it was patently obvious BYU was NOT going to win the game last night.

SpiffCoug wrote:
We had no chance of beating Utah. After the second drive of the game it was patently obvious BYU was NOT going to win the game last night.

Spot on. You could see Utah's D line was going to have its way with BYU's O line all night. And when you could see that Wilson was having more success throwing than Taysom, it was game, set, match.

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Good grief. Essentially, the Cougs had a chance to beat the U with no passing game. Imagine how we would have done with a solid passing attack.



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You could have said this since 2010. At some point, it is the coaching! Wow.

Actually, BYU hasn't thrown the ball well vs Utah since 2006.