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[QUOTE="Don, post: 1813967, member: 1846"]
I've seen people post on here in other threads that they may hold plays back in the first game against Colgate to save them for Louisville

1) Having seen and listened to this coach I dont think that's the way he coaches and i dont think he will hold back any plays in any games, now he may have a different game plan, but holding back on the playbook? i say no way no how
2) No one expects a 10-2 record this year , but even in the very first game the fence sitters are going to be watching, and if the coach wants people in the seats especially for that second game they better show the offensive playbook and show that they are going to be fast and fun , period.
3) I think the number one job of this coach this year is not overall winds and losses, its establishing an identity specifically at home where he wants to create a frenzied pace for both fan and team that brings people into the stands and gives the people something to talk about during the week and gets them excited to be in the dome. The very worst thing that could happen is a mediocre performance from the offense in the first game against a lower division team.

No I think when you put all of the above together i don't think you will see one game especially at home where this coach holds anything back from the playbook unless its 70-0 at halftime.
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