I don't see how anyone can be surprised at the offensive performance on Saturday in Illinois. Change the OC, change the OL coach, change the QB, change the OL, change the WR's, change the RB's......and yet the end results are the same on the offensive side of the ball for the Pokes over the last 9 years, Except for a blip when Josh Allen was in Laramie. I argue that the results would have been the same when Josh Allen was here except for his incredible talent, which coach Bohl tried to hold back.
The one constant? The HC. Bohl's conservative nature has rendered, despite all of his talk, an anemic Elmer Fudd offense that is better at shooting itself in its feet than anything else.
I am not blaming the players at all. The responsibility squarely lies on the shoulder of that Wyoming head coach who typically stands on the sidelines with a scowl on his face. Coach Bohl your offense needs a new emphasis and a change of schemes, not just a reworking of the old schemes.
The one constant? The HC. Bohl's conservative nature has rendered, despite all of his talk, an anemic Elmer Fudd offense that is better at shooting itself in its feet than anything else.
I am not blaming the players at all. The responsibility squarely lies on the shoulder of that Wyoming head coach who typically stands on the sidelines with a scowl on his face. Coach Bohl your offense needs a new emphasis and a change of schemes, not just a reworking of the old schemes.
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