Not really. There were 3 plays that he dialed up that were sure TDs if the team executed it. The defensive line got pushed around by a line that couldn't push around South Florida. Kobe Black looked like he has never played defense before.
The coaching failure wasn't on game day. It was in building the roster and not getting it ready from January to today to play better than this.
I didn't think so either but the data is the data. He succeeded here coaching Stan Drayton's backs. Since it's been all his guys we haven't had any anywhere near as talented. Having this for the most expensive RB room in the country is insane.
This is a poorly coached team that is lacking talent. Inexcusable for one of the highest prices in CFB. Our RB room is the most expensive in the country and they're all jags except maybe the freshmen.
Sark needs to clean house on assistant coaches on offense after the season. Choice was a terrible RB evaluator so we still need to give the current guy a chance, but OL,WR, and TE need better.
The offense needs to change. It's figured out. Simplify it, run more spread concepts because your line can't move anyone, and put Arch in best situations to see defenses that have to declare early.
Well, at least the Dallas Stars season starts this coming week. And the Spurs in 2 weeks.
And we have a new and proven competent basketball coach in Miller getting started in 3 weeks.
Zero excuse for the richest university in college sports to not compete for a title every season in the one sport they care the most about. This was a terrible job by Sark and his staff getting this team assembled and prepared for this season.
Defensive line is getting worked. By a mediocre offensive line and an offense that was 1 for 27 on 3rd and long coming into the game.
Our defense didnt show up for a fight. They showed up expecting a 1-3 shit team that lost to South Florida and couldn't move the ball on anyone. Florida came in looking for a fight. If we want this game the defensive line has to flex muscle and start shedding blocks and closing gaps.
They weren't recruiting no talent garbage. If the moment these linemen stepped foot on campus they were 100 percent trained and expected to fire off the ball and move people they would be a lot better than they are now. That should have been the day 1 identity when they took these guys. They've fucked around getting cute with outside zone to match Majors and Connor the last 2 years and now they have a zone blocking mindset with power blocking physical traits.
Let's just replay every obvious fucking play now. I wish the "replay guy" on the broadcast would call tbis shit out.
"Well, this is as obvious as a fumble gets, and there was absolutely zero reason to have to review this."
Our defense needs to attack them like they're attacking us. Lagway sucks. Stop giving 10 yd cushions and smash their run on the way to Lagway. We have the talent to press them. Can't give up any more points this half.
Well this was an embarrassing first quarter.
We'll see how the rest of this one goes, but if they lose this game it's a full on rebuilding year.
The first drive the defense was in position but didnt make the plays. I doubt that continues. We'll see what this offense is made of today.
The common man will always be fucked by his government because of two reasons.
1) properly executed government is boring. It's tedious. Legislating for 330 million people in the face of billionaire corporations and every other special interest is extremely complex when done correctly. It's far too complicated for the common man to tangentially grasp on the most rudimentary level. Much less understand it.
2) Any time politics gets dumbed down to the level the common man understands it's always populist bullshit. Simple black and white tropes. Blame "the others" for your problems. We will save you if you give us power. Basic slogans.
"A man who knows when enough is enough always has enough"
- Lao Tzu
I suggest most Americans become very cozy and embrace this philosophy. Because they're about to have way less than they're used to having.
I have seen nothing to tell me Sanders is more talented than Gabriel.
Both he and Quinn share the same complete lack for any feel in the pocket. That alone will disqualify them from being legitimate NFL QBs. It's very hard to develop that at the NFL level if you never developed it long before. QB just naturally develop it over time. Even when Arch was at his worst with the mental yips against UTEP his pocket awareness and ability to navigate away from pressure was still there. That's ingrained by this point, and I don't believe Sanders will ever have it.
Siddhartha would have pointed out how these Christians are living in their own hell they've created for themselves here in this existence. How the fires of their hatred burn them from within and leave them bitter husks of suffering.
It's amazing watching these people from the outside and seeing how they are doing this to themselves.