Seems to me you're setting up the scrub to fail. I agree in principle that if you're not doing the job you're out but when there's no real depth that gets pretty iffy.
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Defense gassed?
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You cannot succeed or fail without opportunity.
Guys like Mazour certainly could perform in 80% of our games this year. But they don't see the field. Until Ozigbo ran 170 yards, we didn't see much out of Washington. Ozigbo's success really lit a fire underneath Washington. No disrespect to Ozigbo, but he's on a whole different performance level on the perimeter.
Guys like Mazour certainly could perform in 80% of our games this year. But they don't see the field. Until Ozigbo ran 170 yards, we didn't see much out of Washington. Ozigbo's success really lit a fire underneath Washington. No disrespect to Ozigbo, but he's on a whole different performance level on the perimeter.
So in your OPINION:
1. Our coaches cannot teach proper technique.
2. Our coaches cannot develop players.
3. Our coaches should sit players not doing the job because we have enough depth to do that.
4. You don't think coaches are substituting properly.
Did I get it right?
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Washington was hurt then sick. I think the fire was already there but I agree competition is good.
I think on the defensive side of the ball the coaches are acting green. You never let anyone feel complacent no matter their personal talent compared to their peers. That time right after they leave the field is when you have their most intense attention. Use it. Teach. Send them in to succeed. Zero feedback leaves them stagnant and development withers. But reverse the trend and they get stronger during the season.
Defensive side of the ball "coaches are acting green." What does that even mean? LOL This post sounds like lines straight out of "Coaching Football for Dummies."
It seems few really vocal posters do not wants any ideas or opinion on how to make the defense better. I can not believe how much people give a pass continually to a bad defense. Any ideas are meet with such resistance you are not allowed an opinion. This is a form of censorship. Einstein said insanity was doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result.
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Started laughing when I heard that. Must need to squat 1,000 pounds not just 800 to keep up with Wisconsin.
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There needs to be some definite changes, but I think the right personnel will go a long way. Let’s be honest, didn’t our first 5 offensive possessions yield about 3 points while our defense was hanging in there? We can’t just keep running our defense out after using up 45 seconds against a team like Wisconsin.
Lots of layers of suck right now.
5 games
That is how HCSF runs offense. The defense is on the field a lot. I do not think we execute very well on offense or defense. There are lots of fundamental break downs like not making a pile when you get double teamed. Our defenders are turning their shoulder and not taking on blocks head up. Fix the basics and good things happen.
Just stop. The coaches are leading the charge and the change to get this program back to where it belongs.
