McCombs just doesn't have that break-away, pop the clutch, and get to the next gear speed. But he's the epitome of an every down back. He's durable, competent, understands the schemes, knows how to block, and he's not afraid of staying in bounds. How much was the dropoff due to the o-line? We get to see in two months.
He's very workman like. Ideally, however you don't want mccombs to carry the ball 90% of the time. He should carry not more than 65% of the time. Carrying too much is a recipe for fatigue, and inevitably wears down the ypc. I guess pasqualoni (imo wrongfully) gives up some yards at the expense of the risk of fumbling. Remember, pasqualoni is statistically obsessed about turnovers.