Id like to hear those things too, I heard that in a round about way in his last coaches show with jay about the defense. He took some responsibility for the poor tackling at south al, saying it was his fault because they told them to go for the ball. It's still a balance, he has to have these people work for him, we chastise him for throwing people under the bus, then we want him to publicly throw more people under the bus. As long as he is having this discussion with the coaches and team, I don't need to see it in the paper. The proof will be in next season. He could say all the right things but if we still suck, those words won'tean anything. If he fixes it and wins the conference next year, nobody will care what he said in the paper 9 months earlier. I've said it before, media is certainly not the mans strength and might be one reason he hasn't gotten a higher profile job, he would get destroyed with an sec media lynch mob. I think Davis needs to be the guy but I don't mind making him work for it in the offseason, he needs to be the guy coming out of spring. Competition doesn't hurt.
I'm not trying to quibble with you, but your comments accentuate Hud's biggest flaw. His ego and stubbornness. We get him taking credit in a round about way for trying to strip the ball, but more turnovers is all he preached this season and continues to do so.
I have no interest in seeing him throw anyone under the bus. The proof will absolutely be in the results on the field next year, but you asked what we wanted him to say. For me that is not more of the same because we do see a reflection of what he says on the field. He says he wants to see more Jalen and we got the revolving door QB experiment. He says more turnovers and we get poor tackling and failed attempts to strip the ball.
He can say this is is on me all he wants, but if he keeps on about turnovers and wanting his guys to play like "superstars" and remains firm that he is pleased with the coaching then I along with many others do no expect to see much change in the bottom line next year.
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Not trying to argue with you either, just to me what he says doesn't matter, at least not publicly.actually, his mouth has got him in a lot of trouble...probably better he gets used to saying less. I'm interested in seeing what he does, we won't really see any of that until signing day, spring and next season. I'm sure we will know during offseason conditioning if he truly hit the reset button.
The culmination is, what coaches 'say' ultimately doesn't matter. Especially Hud. He's proven to say what he thinks he needs to say. Now, he's been caught at some vulnerable moments and made some gaff comments, and those should be taken seriously. The the rehearsed bs the he gives 90% of the time is inconsequential. And I totally get it. I've taken him to task on his gaffs and revelations, but I won't think twice about the coach speak stuff.
I've said before: I think we're in capable hands with the defensive staff. And contrary to popular belief here, I think Hud can get us back on the straight and narrow. BUT, he'll have to prove to me that he's a coach that can take us to respectability nationally and win something of significance. And that's the pragmatic way any intelligent fan would approach this thing.
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