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They were 20 pt dogs on the road on a super cold night w cam dantley at qb.
It was a higher degree of difficulty.
Charlie Weis on life support, not the #1 team in the country.
They were 20 pt dogs on the road on a super cold night w cam dantley at qb.
It was a higher degree of difficulty.
OMG grasping at straws muchThink the Browns regret firing Belichick. Some guys need time. Shafer might be one.
Your out of your mind! Clemson is the number one team in the country. Nd wasn't very good and had a bad coach. Not even close. Give credit where it's due. Shafer and the team had a great game today against a great programThey were 20 pt dogs on the road on a super cold night w cam dantley at qb.
It was a higher degree of difficulty.
The prospective candidate pool is much, much deeper than the 20 or so names that get mentioned over and over on this board.If you keep Shafer you need to give a one year extension. Otherwise fire him and realize the competition for a replacement is overwhelming. Too many better P5 football HC jobs are open and more to follow. I do not envy Coyle's decision.
Come on. Walk on 5th string. Taking the knee was the smart call. As for the penalty I'm betting 75% of the people on this forum are okay with it after those three bad officiating blown calls. Everyone in my section was cheering shafer on after he tossed his hat. Is was right in front of us. There are plenty of things the anti shafer guys and pull from but those aren't them. He coached a very good game today against a very good team. Our players came to played and where coached upThis is the guy who was happy to sit on 17 points at the half - no, apparently he didn't want to score again and was happy to let the clock run out (but he doesn't like to teach the kids to be quitters...).
He's the one who gets a 15-yard penalty, something we almost never see from a coach.
He's the wrong guy. Tonight was fun for us fans, but it didn't change anything.
This was GROBS ND game. Passionate play but changes nothing. If anything our talent is not The issue. I don't say that doubting today's plan. It was a great effort.
Great job by the staff getting them up for it.
Come on. Walk on 5th string. Taking the knee was the smart call. As for the penalty I'm betting 75% of the people on this forum are okay with it after those three bad officiating blown calls. Everyone in my section was cheering shafer on after he tossed his hat. Is was right in front of us. There are plenty of things the anti shafer guys and pull from but those aren't them. He coached a very good game today against a very good team. Our players came to played and where coached up
all I'm saying is we need to cut him slack on certain things. If jb did that everyone would be cheering for a pay raise. Those refs needed a wake up call and shafer gave it to them.He's got a lot to be pleased with - and I hope he's able to take a moment and appreciate that.
But it's one thing after another with him. You virtually never see a coach take a penalty, but he got one tonight (bad call or not - and it seemed like the ACC was doing its darndest to keep the #1 team undefeated).
I don't always agree with taking a knee, but it really flies in the face of his asinine "I teach kids life lessons and I don't teach quitting" soundbite after the Pitt game.
a chance to see this through. A couple more years with his guys and I think we got something going. They coached their butts off and the kids played likewise.
Clemson is not a peer school and this young team was in it against all our peer schools minus Ville. Shafer gets another year. They are close
This is the guy who was happy to sit on 17 points at the half - no, apparently he didn't want to score again and was happy to let the clock run out (but he doesn't like to teach the kids to be quitters...).
He's the one who gets a 15-yard penalty, something we almost never see from a coach.
He's the wrong guy. Tonight was fun for us fans, but it didn't change anything.
Great effort today.
We're 3-7.
Not if you are talking about a current head coach with a winning track record (and to narrow it down to those HC's that have resurrected a program) I will have to respectfully disagree. The pool is very small.The prospective candidate pool is much, much deeper than the 20 or so names that get mentioned over and over on this board.
he's 13-24. and that's not acceptable. blame injuries or blame whatever. it is what it is. one more year . 7 wins or adios,
Grob won 5 games over his 4 year tenure. Shaf has won 13 over 3 years(with 2 games remaining)...We shouldnt even be comparing Shaf to Grob. Grob ranks as one of the worst college football head coaches ever.
So the current Wake Forest coach and, until 3 weeks ago, Al Golden, fit your criteria but say Mike Tomlin does not. There are lots of FBS, FCS and yes NFL background candidates out there, and Coyle gets paid the big bucks to find the right one.Not if you are talking about a current head coach with a winning track record (and to narrow it down to those HC's that have resurrected a program) I will have to respectfully disagree. The pool is very small.
Anyone can get their team up to play, when the number one team in the country is in your building. You have to look at the entire body of work when you are making your final judgement. The Uva game, the Usf game, getting blown out by Lville.
Agree with what you are saying here. I bet Coyle is waiting for a win or some other good news to justify an extension. He's been waiting too long!texasorange said:If you keep Shafer you need to give a one year extension. Otherwise fire him and realize the competition for a replacement is overwhelming. Too many better P5 football HC jobs are open and more to follow. I do not envy Coyle's decision.