Some penalties are frustrating because the infraction has not affected the play, but the guy who blocked the kick was the guy who was offside. So...poetic justice. Of course, the color man missed that.
To my untrained eye when HR or Magic are in at QB the offense behaves a bit like a triple option, but is much more traditional when Hastings is in even when they're technically running the same looks. Easier to defend his passes when it's more obvious when he's going to pass and has less time
I’d say bring in Tompkins for a few plays. He is quick. If we could pass block lights out, Hastings would be ok. Hastings inside the 10 is no run option whereas both Rodrigues and Tompkins are run threats.
There was some success earlier where Hastings was just getting the ball off to the usual suspects quickly and it was the only non-Trent thing that really worked against Poly
I've been following the San Diego State season this year as well which has remarkably a similar trajectory to UCD's. Good defense and punting keeping them in games, a LOT of inconsistency on offense and questions at QB.
The difference with SDSU, though, is that once they have some jitters they settle in with some good high-reward, low-risk downhill running that generally keeps drives alive and avoid procedural errors and turnovers. I just don't see that recognition or composure to find what works and stick with it from the Aggies this year