I judge an offensive coordinator by how well he puts people in position to make plays. Let’s look at the series after the int that was run from the 11.
First play, off tackle to Moss – There was a cutback there for 4-5 years but Moss can’t make the cut because of his ankle.
Second play, underneath throw to Covey – This works as designed and Covey takes the ball to the two, so now Utah needs 1 yard for a first and two for a score to get back into the game.
Third play, everybody in the stadium, including Washington is thinking Utah power for the first or TD. Washington crashes, but Taylor has the perfect call with a seam route to the TE. Huntley throws the ball about 10 feet over the head of the receiver. If that ball is thrown properly it’s six (yes assuming Fotheringham can catch a wide open ball).
Fourth down, Washington again crashes. Taylor has called a middle run fake and a wheel route, again a correct call, but Huntley is just slightly off target, but still throws a catchable ball that (Nacua?) drops.
That whole series seems to me to be pretty good play calling, just poor execution.
Even on that last drive the fourth down play has a wide open receiver that Huntley throws to late an allows a defender to break up the pass. Not play calling, but execution.
Mississippi Valley State @ 
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