Next, you keep asking what CMR can and Should do better. You did the same thing with Golden when it became woefully obvious that he was not working out.
The Problem with with any of this conjecture is that in both cases it is the stubbornness of the coaches that are causing the problem. Guys that refuse to step back and say what is the root cause of the issue and how do I fix it? That's the answer to the question.
CMR is smart enough to fix this, He is just TOO Stubborn or unwilling to sit down and get to the bottom of the problems he is having. If you don't think so then why is he saying "the system works, the plays work." They aren't working. He may not like the answers or he is set in his ways and too loyal to his coaches and system.( that is what gets alot of good coaches fired in the end).
This is much more of an issue then individual play calls, those can be explained and or 2nd guessed.
But all you heard was execution or these plays are designed to work( No Sh!T, Every play in the history of football was designed to work) if executed properly. Well,Defenses are designed to stop those plays and his lack of creativity or disguise or adjustments to find matchups basically boils down to "here is what we are gonna run come stop us" Well to do that you Need to have better players, and better (near Perfect) execution. We have neither our line can't impose it's will and the QB he chooses to roll with is neither accurate nor a good decision maker.
Well You keep going back to last year, guess what, defenses adjust, they have figured out how to stop what we are doing, especially Rosier. And what is our Counter to it? KEEP DOING THE SAME THING
- Every other offense in America tries to find match ups that are an advantage.
- There is not another offense in America that uses less disguise, less motion, tries to confuse the defense less then we do.
- He wants to run an offense that he doesn't have players for (and may never have players for) and he then blames execution when they don't work. On top of that he uses the QB that is LEAST equipped to run the offense.
How come every other coach in America can get their players ready?
He said against UVA that there was 40 of 60 plays with execution errors, If you failed at 2/3rds of ANYTHING YOU DID wouldn't you be trying to do some things different or better?
Well His answer is to continue to do the SAME THING....
His QB is 0-6 in his last 6 games against power 5 teams, 0-4 in the ACC. He is running around 50 % and has thrown a bunch of INTs. If you take out the 3 games he didn't play he beat Toledo and Savannah St, so he is 2-6, a senior that has showed no signs of getting better. Would any other coach in America stick with this dude when you have 3 kids that need some seasoning before you start the next year against UF?
But he wants to stick to his guns and tell all of us that we don't understand the painfully obvious that we are seeing.
The Problem with with any of this conjecture is that in both cases it is the stubbornness of the coaches that are causing the problem. Guys that refuse to step back and say what is the root cause of the issue and how do I fix it? That's the answer to the question.
CMR is smart enough to fix this, He is just TOO Stubborn or unwilling to sit down and get to the bottom of the problems he is having. If you don't think so then why is he saying "the system works, the plays work." They aren't working. He may not like the answers or he is set in his ways and too loyal to his coaches and system.( that is what gets alot of good coaches fired in the end).
This is much more of an issue then individual play calls, those can be explained and or 2nd guessed.
But all you heard was execution or these plays are designed to work( No Sh!T, Every play in the history of football was designed to work) if executed properly. Well,Defenses are designed to stop those plays and his lack of creativity or disguise or adjustments to find matchups basically boils down to "here is what we are gonna run come stop us" Well to do that you Need to have better players, and better (near Perfect) execution. We have neither our line can't impose it's will and the QB he chooses to roll with is neither accurate nor a good decision maker.
Well You keep going back to last year, guess what, defenses adjust, they have figured out how to stop what we are doing, especially Rosier. And what is our Counter to it? KEEP DOING THE SAME THING
- Every other offense in America tries to find match ups that are an advantage.
- There is not another offense in America that uses less disguise, less motion, tries to confuse the defense less then we do.
- He wants to run an offense that he doesn't have players for (and may never have players for) and he then blames execution when they don't work. On top of that he uses the QB that is LEAST equipped to run the offense.
How come every other coach in America can get their players ready?
He said against UVA that there was 40 of 60 plays with execution errors, If you failed at 2/3rds of ANYTHING YOU DID wouldn't you be trying to do some things different or better?
Well His answer is to continue to do the SAME THING....
His QB is 0-6 in his last 6 games against power 5 teams, 0-4 in the ACC. He is running around 50 % and has thrown a bunch of INTs. If you take out the 3 games he didn't play he beat Toledo and Savannah St, so he is 2-6, a senior that has showed no signs of getting better. Would any other coach in America stick with this dude when you have 3 kids that need some seasoning before you start the next year against UF?
But he wants to stick to his guns and tell all of us that we don't understand the painfully obvious that we are seeing.
