Chris Ash at Texas stats
Under Ash's direction, the Longhorns wrapped up the 2020 season as the nation's No. 64 ranked total defense allowing an average 406.4 yards per game, and finished with the No. 61 scoring defense (28.5 ppg), No. 36 rushing defense (140.3 ypg) and No. 108 passing defense (266.2 ypg).
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Perhaps Freeman ought to be talking to Mike Mickens as a replacement very quickly if he sees thesame
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But he was part of a NC and VERY respected in TX. Or so I was told.
When I raised concerns about Ash. The guy was a bad hire plain and simple, and even if we win out, he will have significantly contributed to our two most important losses.
There were some concerns before the season. Now this hire looks apocalyptic
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With all its strengths, Ash’s quarters coverage is not without its weaknesses.
One very prominent weakness in quarters coverage is the vulnerability of the deep quarters along the sidelines if the corners are severely outmatched by opposing receivers. In the three conference games from Ash’s 2019 campaign, this weakness gave rise to most of the points they gave up. These games were like watching opposing teams’ highlight tapes as corners repeatedly got burned for deep touchdowns. It even happened in the above example, where the outside corner simply stops running on a double move and is torched for a 53-yard touchdown.