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October 17, 2013

ODU and Navy: A Measuring Stick?

Filed under: Football,Players — Justin @ 7:00 am

Atlanta Panther had an intruiging comment about ODU as a measuring stick for the program yesterday in my Know Your Enemy column:

In a weird way, this game is also kind of a yardstick about where we stand as a program.

 I don’t think anybody expected us to hang with Florida State, and I don’t expect anybody *really* expected us to win against VT (though I’m sure we all thought we had a shot if we played a perfect game).

That being said, a solid program always wins the game it is supposed to win. This is a game we are supposed to win. We’d better go out and win it.

I disagree on VT, but he makes an interesting point. Is ODU a measuring stick for the program because it’s a game Pitt should win?

Pitt does have a habit of losing games that should’ve been an easy win. Youngstown State  last year, Bowling Green in 2008, Ohio in 2005, and numerous other examples prove this point. With two teams Pitt is better than on the schedule the next two weeks, can fans consider them a measuring stick for the program?

I lean yes. One of the problems that has plagued this program has been ugly losses to teams that have no business winning. It has kept the program from hitting another level. If this coaching staff can stop the ugly losses, the future will look a lot brighter because it ensures awful seasons won’t happen.

Take 2006. The team was 6-1 and ended up losing five straight games to close the season. The overtime loss to a pathetic UConn team kept the team out of a bowl game. A 7-5 record and a bowl game gives the team several extra weeks of practice. The 2008 squad was ranked 17th in the nation when a 2-5 Rutgers squad took them to the cleaners. The season ended in disappoinment when the squad finished one game away from tying for the Big East crown.

If the 2013 squad can beat Old Dominion and Navy, they’ll be 5-2 headed into the final stretch. Every game but Miami is winnable and Pitt will probably be favored against UNC and Syracuse. While a 7-5 record isn’t anything to brag about, all five losses would be to respectable programs. When’s the last time you could say “well, at least they lost to good teams?”

Next year’s schedule presents several teams Pitt should be flat out better than: Akron, Delaware, FIU, and Virginia (who will be starting over again in 2014 with a new coach most likely). Syracuse, Iowa, Duke, Boston College, and Georgia Tech are teams no one would think twice about if Pitt wins. Beat the four teams you’re better than and all of the sudden you’re a .500 record away from a better season.

So yes, I do think the next two games are a great barometer for the program to state “we’re not there yet, but we’re not going to beat ourselves.” What say you, Blatherites?





I’d argue the Toledo loss in 2003 was the beginning of the string of ugly losses happening every couple of years. What an ugly 4th quarter that was.

Comment by Big Time 10.17.13 @ 7:32 am

PS I’m really looking for a parking pass in 5A or 6 for saturday. Either one is fine.

Comment by Justin 10.17.13 @ 7:43 am

It’s not a measuring stick in terms of this being a game that “should’ve been easy to win” for Pitt.

If Pitt wins and wins by a solid margin… it says nothing about either this year’s team or the status of Pitt football under Chryst.

Just too many questions at play…

Is Savage capable of becoming a more complete quarterback capable of getting Chryst Offense to fire on all cyliners?

Can the Pitt running game regain traction and can James Connor make it through the season?

Is House really learning on the job as quickly as he appears to have been the last couple of games?

It is however a measuring stick as to how well Chryst and Co. are able to make adjustments at the mid-point of the season in order to make this Pitt team BETTER and MORE PREPARED for the meat of the schedule which starts in a couple of weeks.

Comment by PittofDreams 10.17.13 @ 7:48 am

Come on, guys.

the measuring stick is already put away for the year.

Pitt will hang with the doormats of the ACC and struggle mightily with the powers of the ACC.

Lower-Middle of the road ACC team, pretty much exactly what I expected.

2014: Break in new QB, new DCoord…gonna be the same thing for the most part.

A lil shameless plug for the family, PC needs to hire Mike Elko.

Comment by NOPE 10.17.13 @ 7:52 am

I appreciate & respect all Blather opinions but to suggest ODU is a “measuring stick” game is incorrect! Might as well schedule CMU or W&J. The PITT program must be measured against the current top teams in the ACC/FSU & Clemson.IMHO. H2P

Comment by DC33 10.17.13 @ 7:55 am

I agree. I know this program has somewhat of a dive in recet years but there is no reason that Pitt should lose either game.

Maybe we won’t cover … but they shouldn’t be real close either

Comment by wbb 10.17.13 @ 8:03 am

I would argue that this is not only a Pitt issue.

MAC teams feast on Big 10 teams constantly. Va Tech lost to James Madison recently. Mich lost to App St. Didn’t an SEC team lose to Savana St last year? Navy beat ND 2 years in a row a few years back. PSU lost to Toledo (in Happy Valley) in 01, 2 years before we lost to them at their place. But we lost to upstart USF in 2001, the first year they were in D1 … etc, etc, etc

And, a MAC team made a BCS bowl last year

Comment by wbb 10.17.13 @ 8:12 am

… and the yaer we went to a BCS Bowl (04), it took us overtime to be at Furman!

Comment by wbb 10.17.13 @ 8:13 am

North Dakota St or was it So Dakota St just beat Kansas St (reigning B12 champ) in the opener this year

Comment by wbb 10.17.13 @ 8:15 am

Sure it’s a measuring stick. Against past Pitt programs.

Do we come out and pretty much blow both teams out, as we should, or are they nail biters, or possibly even upsets?

New Mexico, ODU and Navy stink this year, sure they do.

But do we blow all three out, or at least win comfortably, or is it the same old stuff??

Winning big, against three teams you’re expected to win big against, would be a step in the right direction.

A step we’ve rarely taken.

There is more than one measuring stick.

Comment by Dan 10.17.13 @ 8:26 am

Good points Justin. I would rather use Clemson as a measuring stick for our program and where we want to be 3 to 5 years from now. Building the foundation now with talented big play guys who hate to lose (Tyler Boyd, James Connor, etc.).
I believe we can get back to be a top 10- 15 team for multiple years in a row if we do the right things NOW. And yes, beating “Old Navy” in the next 2 weeks is a sounding board for us to see if we are on that path upward.

Comment by Panther Fan in Hoopieland 10.17.13 @ 8:47 am

We certainly have had more than our share of bad losses. But I am not concerned about Saturday. After the complete embarrassment the O-Line suffered last week, I look for them to take it out on ODU. Bennett and Ibrahim should have no trouble running through this bunch.

With more than 3 seconds, Savage will help Street set some all-time records. Boyd will get his share. I think tight ends will even get into the action.

Since ODU cannot run, Donald will be bull rushing all night and Price will be adding to the pressure. Thomas will spy Heinecke so he can’t run. Our backfield will do the rest. Since we are going to score at will, Heinecke will will be forced to keep up and will throw some bad passes, I look for two interceptions.

We may even have a Boyd runback for a TD.

Total domination!

62-24

Comment by gc 10.17.13 @ 8:59 am

First of all – I was pretty geeked this morning when I fired up the Blather and noticed my post headlining a blog entry. Thanks for the honor Justin. It’s very apparent that you and Chas run the best Pitt Blog on the internet and I’m just glad to be part of it in my own small way.

Second of all – for all of you who say that this game isn’t a measuring stick, I will urge you to think back to statistics class.

Everything has an upper and lower bound. College football is no different. Every program has their highs. Every program has their lows.

The upper bound of our program should absolutely be measured against the Clemsons and FSUs of the world, but If we are measuring the upper bound against the best, then we have to measure the lower bound against the worst.

This season New Mexico, ODU and Navy are our lower-bound measuring sticks. A win against ODU does prove something. It proves that we have at least gotten to the point where we can consistently beat inferior competition. A dubious level of achievement perhaps, but one that certainly beats the alternative.

Comment by Atlanta Panther 10.17.13 @ 10:02 am

I second the Mike Elko nomination. He would be a great hire as DC. He’s a PA guy, it would be a step up for him in terms of challenge and opportunity, and he has done an excellent job at Bowling Green.

Comment by pantherhollow 10.17.13 @ 10:11 am

Dan is right this is a important game if we lose this game there will be no bowl we will be lucky
to go 5 and 7.
this game will tell us a lot have we got to the place were you win the games you should or is it the same old pitt.
if we win we could end up 7 and 5 if we lose the season is over mark my words

Comment by FRANKCAN 10.17.13 @ 10:24 am

Completely agree with the point of the article. Pitt should win then next two games (actually next three in my opinion). If we win the next two it would be a welcome change from all the way back to the Wannstedt era when we consistently lost to much lesser teams. The first major step to a good program is consistency. The lack of it was one of the things that was so frustrating about Wannstedt’s teams.

Comment by John In South Carolina 10.17.13 @ 10:25 am

This is the first game that will not be televised where I live. So, can someone tell me what site (if any) will let me watch it on my laptop?

H2P Behead the Monarchs!!

Comment by pmdH2P 10.17.13 @ 10:34 am

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A huge step forward for any team in any sport is to beat the teams they should beat. ODU and Navy. Successful programs rarely lose these games. Pitt will have an advantage in size and talent. A 5-2 record going into the GT game with a shot
at being competitive with all but Miami. Actually 5-2 would meet expectations year to date.

Comment by JR 10.17.13 @ 10:41 am

pmd, most, if not all, Pitt games are on ESPN3 which is streamed to your computer. It is avilable for free on most cable/internet carriers but you have to register.

Comment by wbb 10.17.13 @ 10:47 am

@pmdH2P, as wbb stated, ESPN3, and don’t sell it short. Best picture I have in my house, on my pc. Only problem with it, tough to sit at a desk and watch.

Still haven’t upgraded to a flat screen. I know I’m missing out, but the old tv picture is still very good, just not great. Plus the $$.

I keep hoping it blows, so I’ll be forced.

Comment by Dan 10.17.13 @ 10:54 am

I think we lost games in the past because coaches and players did not get “up” for the games. I think Chryst is a different kind of coach, less rah rah, more workmanship. I don’t think his teams will rely on emotion. You can already see it in less bad penalties and unforced errors.

Sometimes emotion is good, could have used some last week. But you can’t rely on it to carry the day.

The only “wild card” is turnovers and they can change any game.

Dan, you will think you died and went to heaven when you get HD.

Comment by gc 10.17.13 @ 11:23 am

I see the next 2 games as measuring sticks for the coaches. They need to get the players in the right frame of mind to play hard against teams they should beat. If a lesser team comes out and plays great, the coaches need to go in at halftime and get the players up for the next half.
H2P

Comment by Caw Miller 10.17.13 @ 11:52 am

I was at that Toledo loss thanks for bringing back that nightmare. I think it’s a measuring stick for a defense who has not played well against this type of offense. ODU’s QB was included in article on ESPN.com about the best QB’s in the country. They might be tougher than some think. Hopefully the offence mixes it up and uses the whole field to sustain some drives, throwing 5-6 bombs for TD’s only tells us what we already know.

Comment by Steve h 10.17.13 @ 12:12 pm

I believe that game is on ROOT as well.

Comment by longsufferingpittfan 10.17.13 @ 12:15 pm

Measuring sticks have two ends – the long and the short. We know we’re nowhere near the long end (FSU) but we don’t know how short we are from being where we’d like to be (given the programs termoil) this year. These two games tell us whether we’re in the middle of the measuring stick or closer to the bottom. If we win these games wer’re 5-2 with our loses coming against a title contender and a top 20 team on the road. These two games tell us a lot.

Comment by PittHW 10.17.13 @ 12:21 pm

Dan FYI, if you have an iPhone or iPad you can buy Apple TV, download ESPN3 on device Apple TV allows you to see it on your T.V. It cost $100, I got mine for my B-day and I’m looking forward to using it for the first time this wknd

Comment by Steve h 10.17.13 @ 12:21 pm

turmoil* yikes.

Comment by PittHW 10.17.13 @ 12:22 pm

Yes I agree ODU/Navy are measuring stick games, and that speaks to the horrible situation our program is in. The fact that we blaterites can describe in detail how we can and have lost these type games drives home this point.
Once we start using FSU/Miami/Clemson as measuring stick games PC will have successfully turned the program around. Until then, we have no choice but to fret endlessly in games against these types of teams.
Dr Tom et. al. please don’t confuse my comments suggesting that you should not respect all the teams you play, the point is merely that Pitt’s players have to be confident that they can and will prevail in the ODU/Navy type games based on positive experiences instead of all the negative experiences recited in chapter and verse above.

Comment by Taxing Matters 10.17.13 @ 12:23 pm

@ PittofDreams, I couldn’t disagree with your opinion of, “If Pitt wins and wins by a solid margin… it says nothing about either this year’s team or the status of Pitt football under Chryst”.

Why, because games such as these can be telling barameters of the psychological status of the coaches, the players and the overall team dynamics of both teams involved in the contest.

I will guarantee you this, that Coach Wilder will have his Old Dominion University players prepared, motivated and inspired to play, what he calls “our bowl games” against Pitt on Saturday. This is a fledgling program that is aspiring to move up to play with the “Big Boys”. Even though their definition of the “big boys” are the other teams in Conference USA, where they are transitioning to this year. But make no mistake about it, this team is composed from a bunch of winning athletes that are solidly coached by an inspirational, winning HC.

These guys are coming into Heinz Field to prove something and they have nothing to lose. How easy will it be for a team like this, to get up for this game?

On the other hand, you have the Panthers, who just might need to have a fire built under them to take these upstarts seriously. How hard will it be for Pitt to get up for this game? There lies the measuring stick for this program in it’s current state.

Can the Pitt coaches prepare and motivate this team to perform to their highest potential when that isn’t really necessary to still pull out a win? Do our current players possess the focus and commitment to nothing short of excellence in these types of games that should be an easy cake walk? Does this team, in general, now possess the killer instincts necessary to step on the troat of a lesser opponent and totally dominate them into submission like so many of the truly great teams in the upper eschelon of college football so often do?

It’s easy to get up and prepare for the big games, what I want to learn is, does this Pitt organization have the ability to put in the same preperation and energy for this type of game, That’s what this game will answer.

In the past, Pitt has demonstrated that it was, in fact, a team composed of under achievers, who would coast whenever the circumstances permitted. That’s a loser’s mentality and that is why Pitt has been beaten by many lesser opponents in the past.

Has Chryst been able to transform this mindset with this current group and manufacture a team that is able to destroy the teams that they should, without losing it’s focus on that ultimate objective?

That is what this game will demonstrate. Proving that, over the next two games will be very valuable information to learn by their performances on the field. Because winning programs begin by producing that victorious vision first in the players minds and hearts. Only after that has been engrained therein will the winning performances on the field be guaranteed.

Comment by Dr. Tom 10.17.13 @ 1:33 pm

And BTW, “destroying” IMO will be a final score like this, Pitt 52 ODU 6.

Comment by Dr. Tom 10.17.13 @ 1:44 pm

It appears the game will be on YES – at least in the NY markets.

Comment by Pitt Dad 10.17.13 @ 2:32 pm

When Pitt had “real” football teams there wasn’t any discussion that included the possibility of losing to an inferior opponent, and there was a lot of boasting about how many we would win by. I remember beating Temple by 76 , Jo Jo Heath ran a punt back in that one.

Comment by spiritofsection 22 10.17.13 @ 2:56 pm

@SoS22 – Jo Jo Starbuck could have run back a punt in that one.

Comment by Pitt Dad 10.17.13 @ 3:04 pm

“In the past, Pitt has demonstrated that it was, in fact, a team composed of under achievers, who would coast whenever the circumstances permitted. That’s a loser’s mentality and that is why Pitt has been beaten by many lesser opponents in the past.”
Dr. Tom wrote those words and it describes Pitt since the day Jackie S. left. All that varied was the level of talent and the degree to which they underachieved.
I can’t disagree more with this game by itself being a barometer. Every game is that.
The true test is the battle inside our heads. Will a Pitt team overachieve? Beating ODU or IUD isn’t overachieving.

Comment by Sfpitt 10.17.13 @ 3:16 pm

Pdad, good one

Comment by spiritofsection 22 10.17.13 @ 3:38 pm

Just took a peak at JoJo circa 2013.
She’s looking fine!!

Comment by Sfpitt 10.17.13 @ 3:49 pm

Mentioned before that this ODU team is quality and that Heinicke is a premium QB. Just watch John Palermo’s interview this week below to get his opinion about this team, that so many on Pitt Blather feel is an inferior opponent. Be careful of underestimating your foe.

He speaks to the ODU game specifically at time mark 4:45

link to youtube.com

Comment by Dr. Tom 10.17.13 @ 4:21 pm

PITT – ODU is on a lot of the Fox sports channels. I will be able to watch on Fox Sports South. Others include Fox Carolinas, Fox Forida & others.

I found networks on the website THEACC.com. I would provide a link but obviously I am not computer literate enough.

I found under the header of schedule, narrowed search to football, found PITT – ODU, clicked on RSN & there’s the stations.

Comment by PITT-cocks fan 10.17.13 @ 5:17 pm

It’s a measuring stick for sure to see if PITT can finally cover a large point spread against an overmatched opponent.

We didn’t against New Mexico or Duke.

Defense is supposed to better now than it was in those 2 earlier games. We shall see, since this ODU kid can really play QB and is probably the best QB in the state of Virginia. How did UVA & the Gobblers miss out on him ?

Comment by EMel 10.17.13 @ 5:52 pm

Pedo State got beat by Ohio Bobcats to open 2012 and then lost to Central Florida AND Indiana this year so far. Had the Pedo’s taken care of business themselves they’d be looking at a pretty good season and certainly a Top 25 ranking. IKR

sos22 is right, very hard keeping these primadonna showboat’s heads on straight to avoid these inexplicable losses.

We’re going to know pretty much in the 1rst quarter how this Odu game will go. Our defense needs to come after this QB or if you let a guy like him get in a groove and get some completions going and a vibe going, it could be a long long game.

Comment by EMel 10.17.13 @ 6:01 pm

This is the first game that will not be televised where I live. So, can someone tell me what site (if any) will let me watch it on my laptop?

H2P Behead the Monarchs!!
Comment by pmdH2P 10.17.13 @ 10:34 am

hear hear behead those monarchs !

As for watching it online, here’s 2 sites I’ve used in the past for watching Pitt games.

firstrowsports.eu
atdee.net

Be careful when the pop up screen over the video of the game appears. It’s better to just let the timer run off (30 secs I believe) than trying to click the popup off, as that opens up an ad window.

HTP
To the Guillotine with the Monarchs !

Comment by EMel 10.17.13 @ 6:19 pm

FYI

atdee.net seems to be work better lately.

Another hint, don’t click on the Link 1 or Link 2 links that are underlined.

Clink on the underlined link of the Game Name itself.
Example: Old Dominion vs Pittsburgh

Comment by EMel 10.17.13 @ 6:22 pm

Agree. This game is a measuring stick for consistency, motivation, improvement, coaching, and recent Pitt history.

ATL Panther, excellent stats reference. I’ll be waiting for your next post regarding the standard deviation of Pitt’s performance vs. inferior opponents.

Comment by Iron Duke 10.17.13 @ 7:28 pm

Pitt is turning the corner…slowly. I agree that we will learn a lot about second year HC Chryst and his team after Saturday night. Win decisively and we are making progress. Lose and little has changed. My money is on the former.

Comment by Pitt Fan In Atlanta 10.17.13 @ 7:41 pm

What’s the betting line on this game?

Comment by Why ask Why? 10.17.13 @ 9:43 pm

QB Adam Bertke broke his hand out for season

Comment by FRANKCAN 10.17.13 @ 9:51 pm

@Iron Duke

Good suggestion, but I will leave that to Sir Justin…

Comment by Atlanta Panther (reporting from Las Vegas) 10.18.13 @ 5:44 am

Tyler Boyd’s words after the loss to Fla. State were telling. Boyd said that he was unfamiliar with the feeling of losing a game. That’s the mindset of a winner. That’s the mindset that all of the Pitt players need. Pitt needs to become uncomfortable with losing.

Comment by Caw Miller 10.18.13 @ 6:24 am

interesting story about defensive line strategy .. this is we at fans do not see

link to blogs.post-gazette.com

Comment by wbb 10.18.13 @ 6:36 am

@Emel

Thanks.

H2P Behead the Monarchs!!

Comment by pmdH2P 10.18.13 @ 6:37 am

caw, that was the mindset of playing for a high school that had won 60+ straight games and 4 state titles

Comment by wbb 10.18.13 @ 6:40 am

As far as horrible losses in recent memory, how ’bout the 3OT road loss to Navy (was in 2007, something like 48-47?), when Wanny went for 2 after a TD even tho he didn’t have to yet?

Comment by Imma Man! Im 40! 10.18.13 @ 7:03 am

I do not think that there is a more neurotic group of fans anywhere…so much anxiety over an opponent that was spanked by East Carolina and Maryland and whose wins have come against those powerhouses at Howard, The Citadel, Albany and Liberty…the latter being won with only 28 seconds left in the game 21-17…I know that 30 years of mediocrity will tend to make us feel this way but come on boys!

If we do not tattoo ODU like we did New Mexico then our team and program are further down the rabbit hole than any of us thought and it will be years before we see the sunshine again…

We have plenty of upcoming opponents to fret over so lets save our angst for later…think positive…WE WILL WIN!…

H2P

Comment by Leaseman 10.18.13 @ 9:48 am

“Is ODU a measuring stick for the program because it’s a game Pitt should win?” …

Ah.. How about *FK NO,** Justin.

If this game is not a full throttling of an inferior opponent, I’ll be surprised.. And just a tad dismayed (I’ve been known to knock the panels out of solid wood doors — I’m not proud of this (far to old @ age 43 for such nonsense).. But really, I’ve a helluva lot more confidence in HCPC (player readiness, attitude, and desire to compete) when compared to DW & swine TG.

And I’m going to have real problem (mentally, emotionally, and yeah, physically, if the D doesn’t hand Heinicke his ass Oct 19 — I want this kid concussed 1st quarter (insensitivity, sure).

Certainly, PITT has had quite the issue in recent past with ‘showing up’ for such games. But I’m just not seeing it come Saturday.

But hey, Justin, even if I disagree, I nevertheless enjoy your posts; you have some terrific insight with regard to the football side of things.

Comment by Neil 10.18.13 @ 11:17 am

Justin, this was a great post and I agree, these next two games are important. Win the games you’re supposed to and the rest are a toss-up. I would put North Carolina in the “should win” category too. That’s 6 wins and maybe you steal one from Syracuse and/or GT, or even ND.

Comment by Pitt90 10.18.13 @ 1:04 pm

@ Neil, I have no problem believing that Pitt’s defense has the talent and the tools to hand Heinicke his a$$ come Saturday night, what I’m worried about is whether the DC will be giving the defensive unit the green light to do so.

I could easily see Coach House scheming this to be a play soft secondary with the DEs being responsible for the containment of the QB run option and “let’s see how ODU handles that”?

If this is the battle plan, IMO, it allows Heinicke to find his comfort zone in this game and therefore plays to his advantage and results in Pitt’s secondary playing at a disadvantage.

Old Dominion’s offensive success is totally predicated on the success that Heinicke has. In fact, he motivates the ENTIRE TEAM, not just the offense when he is on. House’s game plan should be just the opposite of what I postulated above. Instead the Panthers defense should ATTACK, ATTACK, ATTACK right from the first ODU offensive play!

I don’t even care if one of our corners or safeties get beat for six in so doing, by Heinicke getting lucky on a blown man to man coverage and gets lucky throwing a TD pass or two, because of such an aggressive defense scheme to stop the QB, because this team’s heart and sole is resting squarely on the QB’s results. Stop the QB, and ODU goes down fast.

Pitt’s athletes should be able to overwelm ODU’s OL if they apply constant pressure with blitzes. That is the key to this game, take Heinicke out of his gameplan and this team is toast. Allow him time and room to operate and we will have a shootout on our hands, and that is NOT what you want to allow if you have a lesser opponent that you have the ability to dominate if you simply impose your will on them with the proper aggressive gameplan.

Comment by Dr. Tom 10.18.13 @ 2:56 pm

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