orangenirvana
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It's never coaching, is it, OPA?You said it better than I did.
Better competition - lack of depth - injuries.
Not coaching
It's never coaching, is it, OPA?You said it better than I did.
Better competition - lack of depth - injuries.
Not coaching
Wake is playing against the exact same competition and is improving. They were very competitive against both Louisville and FSU. While the transitive property isn't usually helpful, I think in this case there is evidence to show that we are not getting better in comparison to a team we were able to beat pretty handily.
If it looks like a duck...
Again, you're rationalizing and making it more complicated than it is. This team laid down on Saturday. Same defeatist look they had at this time a year ago. What's going to change a year from now?
Coaching involves recruiting tho right?
Oh.We got a pissed off FSU squad coming off their first loss and it was a one score game until the kicker kicked it right at someone instead of down the seam.
Of course.
And that is one areas where Shafer appears to have done well.
Our best players are frosh and sophomores and it's not even really close.
Julian Whigham just flat out lost his job to frosh/sophs.
We just need more of what we have gotten in the past two years.
You said it better than I did.
Better competition - lack of depth - injuries.
Not coaching
anomander said:Seriously? Injuries? No way that's flying. We are probably one of the healthiest teams in the ACC right now. Go to Donbest and look at CFB injuries. We are in great shape this late in the season. Lville just put 41 points, and just under 600 yards with their 3rd string QB. No way injuries are being used as an excuse for piss poor coaching.
Some of our injuries and other losses happened before the season even started.
Better competition and injuries not coaching thoAnd our coach had no clue how to manage a clock. Took two to tango on that hot mess.
Of course.
And that is one areas where Shafer appears to have done well.
Our best players are frosh and sophomores and it's not even really close.
Julian Whigham just flat out lost his job to frosh/sophs.
We just need more of what we have gotten in the past two years.
Why isn't anyone ringing a bell? Which guys?
Houston radio is reporting that Maryland plans on going hard after Bill O'Brian when he gets fired.
Statesman1 said:Done well? When compared to our previous classes that statement is accurate yet when compared to the rest of the ACC we are at the bottom. I'm not sure how anyone can say finishing in the bottom of the conference in recruiting is "doing well".
It's never coaching, is it, OPA?
This board is so freaking depressing. The silver lining is the core fanbase does care about the program but sheesh.
Besides that how was the play, Mrs. Lincoln?
GoHamSU said:This just in- every team has injuries because, wait for it, this just in, it's football. Hold up, this just in, if you're banking on staying completely healthy all season, you're in for a letdown.
Don't buy this. Everyone loves to say this but the BE teams that came over in the first wave of ACC expansion were really tough. And, we already got beat up by USF this year and beat but had a battle with Cent. Michigan. Those teams are in no way, shape or form more difficult than the teams we generally were playing a few years ago. Same goes for the UVAs, Pitts and Wakes of the world (yes, we beat wake).The competition has gotten progressively tougher.
That is a fact.
Everyone loses players. Notre Dame has lost a ton of players.We also know that we have lost players - Rodney Williams, Arcinega, Franklin, Bennett, Thompson and others.
Who's fault is this?We don't have much depth - that's why we are playing so many true Frosh on the DL.