wanna fire coaches ? just look at the Detroit Lions as an example of how that gets you nothing ...
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or the Florida Gators? In 2006 the Tide got rid of Shula. Look at that year for an example. They started off looking like they could do OK, then ended up 6-6.
It can go either way, Hade.
We got rid of a coach to bring Richt in. Mission accomplished.
Time has run it's course, imo. New blood is needed.
Do what you always do and you'll get what you always get.
You happy these last 2 years? Three years? Five years?
Alabama put a nail in Richts coffin which he has never recovered from.
That was an epic pantsing, iyam. We should have just quit there with
the Pastor of Panic. He's not a gameday or in-game coach.
He's as predictable as you can get. He simply tries to out-athlete you
with a standard pro set offense BUT it needs a pro-style QB that has all the
tools, a cool head, and a few years to learn all the checks. That's a large order
for college football. And he's too stubborn to make any changes and lose any control over 'the system'.
What UT did to us should not be tolerated either. A coach 'on the ropes' against us
and again we come out the loser and give up another Signature Win®. We got
what we needed out of Richt and I for one would rather remember him well than him leaving like a stubborn destructive employee and Bobby Bowden the place all up with 'in the arena' quotes and rampant division.
It can go either way, Hade.
We got rid of a coach to bring Richt in. Mission accomplished.
Time has run it's course, imo. New blood is needed.
Do what you always do and you'll get what you always get.
You happy these last 2 years? Three years? Five years?
Alabama put a nail in Richts coffin which he has never recovered from.
That was an epic pantsing, iyam. We should have just quit there with
the Pastor of Panic. He's not a gameday or in-game coach.
He's as predictable as you can get. He simply tries to out-athlete you
with a standard pro set offense BUT it needs a pro-style QB that has all the
tools, a cool head, and a few years to learn all the checks. That's a large order
for college football. And he's too stubborn to make any changes and lose any control over 'the system'.
What UT did to us should not be tolerated either. A coach 'on the ropes' against us
and again we come out the loser and give up another Signature Win®. We got
what we needed out of Richt and I for one would rather remember him well than him leaving like a stubborn destructive employee and Bobby Bowden the place all up with 'in the arena' quotes and rampant division.
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