I can understand the rationale that Loggains was unable to run the offense he wanted b/c the OL was so horrendous. However, that assumes the coaches didn't know we had a bad OL until the game started. I can't imagine we went though a whole month of fall practice and there were no serious concerns raised about the OL The UNC DL is nothing special, so it's not like we have a good OL that just ran into a tough DL opponent. They HAD to know we had OL issues, right? That being the case, why would you formulate a game plan on having a strong OL?
I know don't if there's a good answer here. Either nobody on the coaching staff realized the OL was terrible or they did and they didn't scheme for it.
I know don't if there's a good answer here. Either nobody on the coaching staff realized the OL was terrible or they did and they didn't scheme for it.