I like breaking down the mechanics of plays and their execution, but I don’t care for analyzing play calling. If a single call is blindingly “good” or “bad” because of talent discrepancies, tendencies, results, or whatever, I’ll speak to it. But looking at them in aggregate doesn’t do it for me. That’s because breaking down a game’s worth of play calls is a pile of mind-numbing work. However, calls from the booth have been a hot topic lately, so for this article I’ve poked around in the Furman game to see what popped up with Coach Cornelsen’s plays of choice.