[mantax]

mantax, I am not questioning your integrity, so please don't be offended when I ask if you are sure that is an accurate statement. If it IS accurate, then OMG!! That statement says volumes.

I consider a "drive" to be going from your end of the field to the opponents end of the field and scoring a touchdown. A "big" play from your end of the field is not a "drive" in my book. I am just thinking of the top of my head, there were no touchdowns against SK or STX so that is 2 games. One score against Cooper was a punt return. There may have been one, but not more than two that I can remember. Most of if not all the points scored against Campbell County were on short fields with the exception of a 60 plus yard run for a touchdown. I know one score against Ryle was a long pass play of over 50 yards. An even bigger sign of offensive struggles is that they have attempted and made 3 field goals in excess of 40 yards and in the past they have simply gone for it in those situations. When you have kids at QB that have thrown twice as many picks as touchdowns, you become very one dimensional and your backs are not the type to run between the tackles you are going to struggle moving the ball. This puts pressure on the O-line which appeared to be a strength coming into the season, but has been disappointing except for the center and one guard. Guys playing on the other side of the ball could help fill these voids on offense and vice versa, but there is a reluctance of the coaches to make any changes. You have gaping holes on both sides of the ball and teams are exposing those weaknesses.