Aggies seek answers after 26-10 home loss to Auburn

At least the thread title doesn't have "make sense" this time.

What went wrong is we suck.

Yay!

Not very encouraging.

I was at game in section 126 row 5. The D was nonexistent! The play calling terrible! Even the 12th Man was too quiet! The middle of the OLINE was not very good. WE GOT OUR ASSES WHIPPED on both sides of the ball. Spav stinks! Linebacker play awful! Ends stink against the run. 4th and 1 end of first half spav runs Murray to short side. If he goes to long side he out runs everyone for first down and we pay this moron!

Aggie band and venue top notch!

I was at game in section 126 row 5. The D was nonexistent! The play calling terrible! Even the 12th Man was too quiet! The middle of the OLINE was not very good. WE GOT OUR ASSES WHIPPED on both sides of the ball. Spav stinks! Linebacker play awful! Ends stink against the run. 4th and 1 end of first half spav runs Murray to short side. If he goes to long side he out runs everyone for first down and we pay this moron!

Aggie band and venue top notch!

I did not get to watch the game, because of my work schedule but I had several questions. Our local newspaper coverage is pretty scarce unless it is TCU or the Big XII. Is our poor performance on the field caused by a lack of talent/depth or poor execution? Do we have key injuries which we can't overcome? Do you think we are calling plays that take advantage of our players strengths and the opponents weaknesses or is the OC just calling the plays he likes. Are we making adjustments as the game unfolds or just keeping to our pre-game plan. I know our schedule is about as favorable as it gets in the SEC West but it does not seem like it is helping us very much. I remember when we might have been outscored by the opposition at Kyle Field but we sure beat the hell out of the other team.

When you do something consistently over time, it becomes a characteristic, Kevin. Your team has consistently played poorly against conference opponents at home. Additionally, the turnovers are becoming a characteristic as well from your quarterbacks.

Kevin, one of your favorite things to say is that it's never as bad as it seems, and never as good as it seems. Let me help you out a little, you know how bad it seems right now? It's actually worse than that.

"Let me help you out a little, you know how it seems right now? It's actually worse than that."

Nailed it. Enough said. However, he doesn't care what we think.

Hey Coach, it's called having a game plan. Look it up.

You ever hear Sumlin in a post game loss just simply call it like it is? The turnover ratio only cost us the game because for two years we have an inexperienced OC in training. We were playing Auburn, not Alabama, LSU or Ole Miss and they should, at the very least have made the difference between us scoring 30 points and not 45. Enough about the turnovers, get a grownup in the OC position!

next year

Don't Spav and Chavis usually appear at these post game pressers ?

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Don't Spav and Chavis usually appear at these post game pressers ?

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No.

In reply to Aggielandma12 I don't blame them for not coming. They need to be working to figure out why our players are not playing up to potential.

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I don't blame them for not coming. They need to be working to figure out why our players are not playing up to potential.

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They've had all season long to determine that and what you see is what you get.

Simple.....Coach Sumlin needs a new Offensive coaching staff

This seasons debacle can be mostly put on Spav's shoulders. If he isn't gone after this season (if not sooner) it'll be on Sumlin's. Spav is not developing our QBs well which IMO will hurt recruiting at that position. I wouldn't send my son to play QB with the evidence that has played out this year. Both Allen and Murray show poor development compared to their HS highlights.