Henson and Hauser hit on something interesting during the second half. Our best teams have come when the QB is a premier running threat. So far we have appeared to be trying to get the other runners involved. Of course, we have played against two teams who defend the TO very well, and hit the QB every play. The next two games we should have the ability to use the playbook and see what some guys can do when under the gun.
I am right in tune with YT. The kids seem to have the maturity to keep calm and get the job done. The frustration comes from knowing that we probably should have come out and smashed both teams in the mouth and won handily. However, we forget that is not how the Wofford plan works. We pound and pound and pound with moderate success until we have pounded the other team into submission-which generally comes in the fourth quarter.