Huge part of the problem. The media here says that about the teams, but when our team has a losing record, "we're better than the record indicates".
Don't care if you went to overtime with in your last 2. You went OT with NMSU (2 straight losses to them btw), and Tulane (don't even have players to run the coach's scheme).
4-8 last year and 2-3 this year.. that's a trend.
I read the article this morning and couldn't believe Coach Hud let himself be quoted that 2014 App St game was beginning of the slide that carried into 2015. From the looks of the article the reporter couldn't believe Hud said that either.
The thing is we seem to be coaching not to lose games, just timid, unimaginative play calling. The first couple of Coach Hud seasons he seemed to mostly let it rip and the players did, too. If you don't show more confidence in your own players who will? Maybe I'm wrong, but that mindset initiates the slide, not one game where you get dominated at the line of scrimmage.
This is absolutely comical! LTUR came in here and put us in this downward spiral. I know that's how I feel looking back.
I've always, in my opinion, credited Hud correctly. I credit him for the coaching skills called hype, energy and S&C. The evidence that these are his greatest qualities is, without question, his first year. You cannot claim you "out-coached" a slug... just because it resulted in victory. Give me Alabama's talent for one game... and I will demolish Hud and the Cajuns. I am not going to give Hud credit for edging out slugs. He "beat" some slugs... by narrow margins. He got his ___ handed to him by good... and great... teams. He does not "out-coach". I want him to. We need him to. I gave him credit for talent as Bustle's recruits left and his took over. Talent went down, not up... and I think his overall skills (hype, energy and S&C) went down.
I hope he has an epiphany and out-coaches App State. Let's watch the game and see if he does.
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