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One thing that is puzzling is how conservative Littrell is on offense. He runs the ball up the middle A LOT. His offense is predictable. Dickey got yelled at for doing that. When he does throw...he throws a lot of balls out the flat and the sideline. Not as much down field. Dodge got yelled at for doing that.

I don't think he trusts any QB not named Mason Fine. 

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46 minutes ago, TheColonyEagle said:

But we had three games last year where we scored all of 7 points in the first half. One game we scored 10 and one game 14. We were out of those games at the half. That's 5 out of 10 games which was half our games last year.

The second half of our 7 point games, we scored 28, 14 and 10. We had the lead at the half in one game last year. And were down by double digits at the half in every other game but one.

Don't you think that would lead to pressing more on offense in the 2nd half and thus pumping up the numbers? And yes, our defense was really bad last year but our offense wasn't good in the first half of games last year and only got going after being down double digits when the game was virtually over.

Don't let facts get in the way. You're simply, wrong. 

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