Charlton's "Vision" for Cale Millen

[Chin Diesel]

Anyone? Anyone? Buehler?

I don't get it. If the shoulder is injured and he isn't healthy enough to throw passes, then he isn't healthy enough to be taking hits to the upper body running the ball.

I would hope (Dare I say assume) Mora goes over the previous game's film with Charlton to see what worked, what didn't and what is the path going forward. This whole bring Cale in to option read for him to run is almost Diaco-level or GDL-level insanity. Almost. For now. Two more games of doing the same thing and it is worthy of being put on the same pedestal as Diaco and GDL.

 

[BlueandOG]

I totally agree. It was frustrating to see him out there when the entire viewing audience knew that he was going to run. No point in risking additional injury for a play destined to fail.

 

[Chin Diesel]

I totally agree. It was frustrating to see him out there when the entire viewing audience knew that he was going to run. No point in risking additional injury for a play destined to fail.

It's not just that one play (which by the way in the midst of a 10 minute nap and never saw that play).

For the season he has nine rushes for 30 yards. Long run was for 23 yards. That means seven yards on eight carries for the rest of his rushes. It isn't like this is some sort of wildcat where he is making defenses think and try to catch him. He just catches the snap and runs.

Nine rushes, seven pass attempts for the season.

 

[Punkbo]

It's not just that one play (which by the way in the midst of a 10 minute nap and never saw that play).

For the season he has nine rushes for 30 yards. Long run was for 23 yards. That means seven yards on eight carries for the rest of his rushes. It isn't like this is some sort of wildcat where he is making defenses think and try to catch him. He just catches the snap and runs.

Nine rushes, seven pass attempts for the season.

Agree. Very frustrating. I like to be positive, but what do you think was the least aesthetically pleasing play of the game? My choices:
1. Millen play listed above
2. Reverse where the timing was so off it looked like we had never practiced it
3. TD on 3rd and Goal from the 10 or 11 to make it 52-0 when Michigan tried to take it easy on us by running up the middle and we still couldn’t stop it
All votes are welcome!

 

[HCCForever]

Agree. Very frustrating. I like to be positive, but what do you think was the least aesthetically pleasing play of the game? My choices:
1. Millen play listed above
2. Reverse where the timing was so off it looked like we had never practiced it
3. TD on 3rd and Goal from the 10 or 11 to make it 52-0 when Michigan tried to take it easy on us by running up the middle and we still couldn’t stop it
All votes are welcome!

My choice is the handoff from Turner to Rosa that resulted in a fumble. Rosa was struggling to get back to the ball but had players on top of his legs. That one had me screaming.

 

[Palatine]

Don't mind Millen getting some snaps. It will bring him up to game speed faster.

Hell, with our passing game, he'll never have to throw the ball more than a yard or two. Even his bad shoulder should be able to handle that.

 

[HardFacts]

Have to believe Charlton was given the keys to the offensive! Have to wonder with the play calling to date wether he is up for the task. Special teams have been a let down as well. My guess is unless remarkably turn around staff will be a work in progress.

 

[Alum86]

Michigan paraded 6 QB’s (or was it 7?).
3 of our 4 are hurt, 1 for the season. Millen needs to get snaps even if the other team knows it’s a wildcat run.
Didn’t we have an open tryout for walk-ons a little while ago? How did that go.

 

[SubbaBub]

Don't mind Millen getting snaps but need to let him throw once in a while.

 

[CL82]

Michigan paraded 6 QB’s (or was it 7?).
3 of our 4 are hurt, 1 for the season. Millen needs to get snaps even if the other team knows it’s a wildcat run.
Didn’t we have an open tryout for walk-ons a little while ago? How did that go.

I guess that explains why they did so well. They always had a fresh quarterback.

 

[UCFBfan]

I want to know Charlton's vision for the offense because what I've seen this year is no different than the same garbage we've seen the past few seasons. I don't care that we are playing a true frosh QB and we've lost our top two WR. That affects production but it shouldn't effect play calling by Game 3. I haven't seen a single offense scheme that makes.me think Charlton is anything better or different than what we've had already.

Of all the things I'm disappointed by this season, and there isn't tons because I didn't have high expectations, it's been Charlton.

 

[LBird33]

Three games ? And we think he stinks. Remember u Maine beat us Hmmmm can’t remember the head coaches name

 

[Bongo Fury]

Millen hasn’t looked comfortable IMO. Maybe after a few series he could settle in.

 

[Punkbo]

Three games ? And we think he stinks. Remember u Maine beat us Hmmmm can’t remember the head coaches name

I apologize for my ignorance and/or bad memory. When did we lose to Maine? I can’t remember.

 

[Alum86]

I guess that explains why they did so well. They always had a fresh quarterback.

nice snark. Point is we need bodies. We’re deep as a puddle.

 

[CL82]

nice snark. Point is we need bodies. We’re deep as a puddle.

Snarky? Me?

I don’t disagree with your point about our depth, but I don’t think it’s going to change all that much this year.

 

[JMick]

One of the plays was a triple option out of the full house formation.

I wouldn't be surprised if the triple option out of the gun is a contingency plan in case Turner goes down and no one but Millen is available, and he still can't really throw. Might as well get a few game reps in.

 

[freescooter]

If I have another healthy quarterback, I’m sending him in if we go 3 and out for the first 3 series. Heck I might send in a d back 2ho played quarterback in high school.

Our receivers might not be great, but Clercius has been open. Turner was open at least once deeper than 3 yards downfield field. 17 yards passing wouldn’t even be acceptable at Army or Navy.

 

[huskymedic]

17 yards passing wouldn’t even be acceptable at Army or Navy.

 

[ShakyTheMohel]

One of the plays was a triple option out of the full house formation.

I wouldn't be surprised if the triple option out of the gun is a contingency plan in case Turner goes down and no one but Millen is available, and he still can't really throw. Might as well get a few game reps in.

That will get @Guapo back posting on this board

 

[Guapo]

That will get @Guapo back posting on this board

Finally

 

[LBird33]

I apologize for my ignorance and/or bad memory. When did we lose to Maine? I can’t remember.

My bad it was Holy Cross. Oh well

 

[Steve UConn72]

Ballard had 221 yards passing the week before in an OT loss to UT-San Antonio. So they CAN pass, but prefer not to. My dad was a West Point grad, so I follow Army a bit. I can't remember the last time they threw for over 200 yards in a game.