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Message: [QUOTE="rrlbees, post: 1197862, member: 96"] Again cherry picking and even being deceptive. How about his Broncos teams? 2 superbowls. 4th in yards allowed and 7th in points allowed. Then 12th in yards allowed and 8th in points allowed. You over simplify KC. Zero talent there as they were built for offense always having 5-6 pro bowlers on offense and 1 on defense. After Grob left? Those defensive stats got worse. Texas? He was co-defensive coordinator. Why is that a negative? Their defense was very good. He had something to do with that. SU? Sure he was a bad HC. Nobody ever denied that. Those defensive stats? Yea, real bad. But his first year here they got better from P's last year. That senior class had some talent, but P didn't get anything out of them. After that it was the culmination of 3 years of bad recruiting and no speed. 2002-2004. Michigan? You know this too. But he and Shafer were both forced to play a 3-3-5 defense which does not work in a power football league like the B10. Multiple analysts said that over and over. And those Shafer stats and the following year look the same to me. And why post stats for Texas for all of last season? He wasn't the DC when they got drilled. He took over when that guy got canned. And every sane person said Grob did a great job thee and turned their defense, and season around. They were giving up 500 yards of rushing to team like BYU. Grob got that defense to the point of holding Oregon to 1 TD and 3 FGs. Their run to a bowl game was in large part due to Grob. And he's doing pretty darn good on a bad team this year. See? Anyone can cherry pick. Choose any coach and I'll point out good things and bad. Guy was hired by some of the best NFL and college programs. Has to be a reason for that. [/QUOTE]

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