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Message: [QUOTE="RF2044, post: 5674512, member: 40"] A great example of this IMHO was when we lost a close game to Virginia Tech, where we had the least for a significant portion of the game until they out-executed us over the last 10 minutes, beating us comfortably. Their coach is no superstar. But I have zero doubt that if we played a second game and switched teams [I know that it wouldn't happen like the transitive property for only coaching one game, but let's just say he was our coach] that he would take our players and beat his team. Because he gets his players to execute and they have a better offensive concept and get after it defensively. There is more than enough talent here this year to be an NCAA team. What's lacking is the structure, systems on either side of the ball, a coherent game plan, adjustments, and players improving / the team getting better over the course of the season. If anything, we're moving in the OPPOSITE direction. On both sides of the ball. [/QUOTE]