How in the world did we get 4 wins?
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How in the world did we get 4 wins?
We played teams that were just worse than we were that day. We also showed a little gusto in coming back from deficits in 3 of those wins. Reality check-Georgia State is our best win.Quote:
Originally Posted by CayenneFan69
Bc we're in the Sun Belt. Believe it or not, there are teams out there worse than us.Quote:
Originally Posted by CayenneFan69
SAD!
High school teams yes...Quote:
Originally Posted by duggie85
79 and 77 are stealing from the university. I know they will not pull the center, but the guard must sit. They are so bad I cannot even make fun of our DB 's.
Going to finish pressure washing my house. Its more fun than watching this.
Coach has been severely tested this season. He has earned the opportunity to right the ship next year. I think players with leadership skills need to step up or join the team because coaches can't play. We have lacked that ingredient. We appreciate our players but this season has not been successful. The coaches didn't become idiots overnight.
17 rushing yards. Maybe stop going after skill positions that never make it on the field and go find some linemen.
...because most, if not all, of our zone read option plays have no read in them. They are either predetermined hand offs or keepers. The zone read is often just used as a "look" to mask the called play. Just my opinion, but it would explain why we often see how the play could have worked much better had the opposite happened in terms of the QB keeping it or not.Quote:
Originally Posted by CrappDaddy
Question is not where the talent is, I think we have a lot of talent on the roster and the recruiting reflects that, but talent won't equal wins as long as we don't have any leadership on this team. We desperately miss having a Gautier, Broadway, Green, Mcguire, or Harris, and that goes far beyond their talent on the field.
Looks to me like this is the case as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by CajunNation
I agree. I think Nixon is often used as a decoy to help Eli pick up a few yds on the handoff.Quote:
Originally Posted by CajunNation
But the coaches did recruit these players. It's not like somebody else recruited them then sent them here.Quote:
Originally Posted by California Cajun
I think these players have lost confidence in this staff.
What is the score
Recruiting stars aren't worth diddly squat.
Eventually, the juice runs out, injuries take a toll, and fundamentals are exposed.
When the S-storm hits, like this season, you regroup, return to the drawing board and focus on what the heck kind of football team you want to be and recruit players that will actually see the field and fit your scheme.
Everyone must be on the same page. Players and coaches that don't fit need to be let go.
Lastly, but most importantly, leadership comes from players with leadership qualities. Recruit those guys, even if it means fewer stars on the recruiting board.
Sorry dudes who think Haack is good. He is not. Holds the ball too long and cannot locate secondary receivers.
Hard to locate secondary receivers when you are on your back.Quote:
Originally Posted by MetryCajun
You'll be hearing from Man about town shortly.....Quote:
Originally Posted by MetryCajun
Agreed, I've seen to many open receiver he never sees.Quote:
Originally Posted by MetryCajun
While you are correct on his flaws, I attribute a lot of that to coaching and lack of game time experience.Quote:
Originally Posted by MetryCajun
Really. Haack has probably played qB since he was a kid. He needs a coach to locate an open receiver?
All you can do is laugh, good lord our O-line is awful
When under pressure, just throw the ball at the feet of someone. Please.
Frustrating game.