Who called the offensive plays game 1 and game 2?

Yeah, the other missed opportunity was after Micah Simon dropped the ball on the come back route on 3rd and 5 on the series with Collie's big drop. We then went for it on 4th and 5 from the 35. Tanner was sacked for an 11 yard loss. But if Skyler Southam's leg is as good as the papers say it is, they should have let him take the 52 yarder. Southam say, "anywhere inside 55 yards, I feel like I can make it every single time."

https://www.deseretnews.com/article/900031586/byu-has-confidence-in-southams-long-range-field-goal-ability-and-hes-eager-to-put-points-on-the-board.html

If southam is that good, we need to get points on the board in those situations.

Whoever called the offense in the first two games, it's one thing to have months to prep and get a win against your first opponent (a crappy AZ team), where the first game is often a wild card. It's another to do it week after week.



We saw that a lot with Bronco and his staff. We'd get an exciting win against a big opponent in Game 1, get easy an easy win against a pushover opponent in Game 2, and then we would get steamrolled, exposed, etc in Game 3.