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That could be part of it, but it doesn't explain

the really good Bowen offense we saw from time to time. He was just really bad at making in-game adjustments. He was always one step behind, or in some games the opposing DC simply had his number the entire time. Granted, he lacked some talent across the board and you can't overcome that every Saturday.
Posted: 05/13/2026 at 09:54 PM ET
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Another "First-Timer" in the OC role.
George Baylor 05/13/26 08:19 PM ET
Was Bowen really that bad?
TekkNerd 05/13/26 08:26 PM ET
He had no talent. It's hard to judge when your talent is not very good**
Hate2SeeItEnd Hokie 05/14/26 07:41 AM ET
I think he had plenty of talent to work with.
TekkNerd 05/14/26 09:00 AM ET
Nowhere close to the same talent as what we had in 2005.
Hate2SeeItEnd Hokie 05/14/26 09:38 AM ET
Disagree. The ‘24 O had talent, just not depth.
marcbvtgm 05/14/26 11:00 AM ET
T-Bo was inflexible. He didn't seem to alter his game plan depending on...
EDGEMAN 05/14/26 05:34 AM ET
T-bo also forgot that the games are 60 min, not 55-57. Glad he left>**
George Baylor 05/14/26 08:28 AM ET
Occasionally he forgot we had RBs.**
EDGEMAN 05/14/26 08:33 AM ET
Bowen's big problem was that...
BuffaloTraceHokie 05/13/26 09:13 PM ET
Brent Davis saved his ass**
BleedinOandM 05/14/26 08:00 AM ET
I forgot about this, yeah he basically saved our running game.
TekkNerd 05/14/26 09:02 AM ET
My impression of Bowen was he tried to make players run his system instead
Spider73 05/13/26 09:39 PM ET
Thank You...
JRHokie 05/14/26 08:07 AM ET
That could be part of it, but it doesn't explain
BuffaloTraceHokie 05/13/26 09:54 PM ET
Agree 100% on his inability to adjust in-game**
Spider73 05/14/26 07:11 AM ET