Be very careful what you wish for. I think at least one NFL team has a transgender cheerleader. So don't commit to bang them all before you get started.
Not that there's anything wrong with that. **
Bonus points for the Ronnie Milsap referenceAbsolutely…this staff has reached its level of incompetence in the work place. They have to go. Go get Kansas offensive coordinator go get Tom Herman. You think he won’t jump at it. Of course he will …but get someone else. When the other tream knows your plays by the second qtr give me a break. And Cublic said in his review some really odd calls to the short side of the field. Ronnie Milsap can see this it’s working This is Croom 2.0
This is the complete opposite of Dan’s first year. I will go to my grave saying that hungry Dan Mullen can go toe to toe with any coach building a program other than Saban. That team was fun because you saw the buy in and the improvement game to game. We were a pitch away from beating LSU. And make no mistake, Dan was handed an absolute train wreck with very little talent. Good coaching can fix a lot. On the flip side, bad coaching can destroy everything.It is so weird. Don went 5-7 his first year, but all things considered I felt like that they played somewhat over their head and i had confidence things would get better.
This is so different. I don’t want to be “that guy” that calls for a coaching change, but at the moment, I just don’t have any enthusiasm for this staff at the moment. Maybe not because of the record as much as just how unorganized they look on the field.
If I see some sort of massive improvement in the product, maybe I’ll change my mind, but at this moment I think we should be collecting dollars to find someone the fan base can get excited about or we are gonna have a record low for season tickets next year.
I just had flashbacks to several threads about Moorhead here…If 1 of the 6 wins is UM, I'd let him make his case and make the decision based on what he can give me for an improvement plan. Otherwise, no. I like the guy and want him to be a successful head coach. But based on things as they are now, I don't see it.
I would suggest it was the latter.Yes.
Arnett should be, unofficially, an interim this year, given this situation. Obviously, the administration had to show full commitment to try to keep everything from falling apart, but the message behind closed doors should have been that he had to earn a true long-term contract. He definitely hadn't earned the chance to be a P5 HC, much less an SEC HC.
I'd like to know how it went down. Did Arnett seek out Keenum and convince him he was the right man for the job, or did Keenum convince Arnett to take the job because it was the easiest thing to do?
Can anyone articulate what direction we are heading? Should I expect better recruiting? Should I expect better portal work? What's our identity? Should I expect the energy levels to increase going forward? I don't feel like there's a plan. If there is, nobody is selling it. Selmon owns some of that too.
With Leach, we were going to be air raid and sell out to it. Love it or hate it, we knew what direction everyone was pulling. Today it just feels like we are in limbo and hoping for the best.
That’s when you laugh them out of the office.With Sexton as his agent, if he goes 6-6, it'll be interesting to see what his contract demands will be.
It is so weird. Don went 5-7 his first year, but all things considered I felt like that they played somewhat over their head and i had confidence things would get better.
This is so different. I don’t want to be “that guy” that calls for a coaching change, but at the moment, I just don’t have any enthusiasm for this staff. Maybe not because of the record as much as just how unorganized they look on the field.
If I see some sort of massive improvement in the product, maybe I’ll change my mind, but at this moment I think we should be collecting dollars to find someone the fan base can get excited about or we are gonna have a record low for season tickets next year.
Also points per game went from 15 to near 262009 was literally 3-4 plays away from 7-5. If we give the ball to Dixon at the goal line instead of jump passing it in the LSU game and that ridiculous illegal forward pass call was called correctly in the Houston game.. we may would have been 7-5 on just one play and a correct call alone.
but there was OBVIOUS signs of improvement that year. That team played toe to toe with LSU for the first time in years, they played very well against #1 Florida, they beat UM when they lost to them in completely embarrassingly futile fashion the year before.
You could visibly see a positive shift in 2009 from 2008. We see the very reverse in action right now.
That is essentially what it is. There is no long term commitment.Yes.
Arnett should be, unofficially, an interim this year, given this situation. Obviously, the administration had to show full commitment to try to keep everything from falling apart, but the message behind closed doors should have been that he had to earn a true long-term contract.
15 ppg is so bad it’s hard to believe it really happened.Also points per game went from 15 to near 26
Holy crap, that would be so Msstate bad.I assume this is the game show, Let's Make a Deal.
Ok, Maroon Fan, you can keep the offer of 6-6 and a New Years day trip to bleak and gray Memphis .....or choose whats behind curtain 1.
Im picking the curtain.
Wayne Brady reveals............JIMBO FISCHER!
then why wait? We are a mess.Would I want to? Yes. Would it be wise, no. It’ll be a lot easier when we are 2-7 next year.
2011 class was pretty damn good.If there are problems in the locker room, as Robbie Faulk implied on the Monday pod, then there really is no reason to keep him. Offense is boring and disjointed, the defensive scheme is baffling, recruiting is the worst it has been since the 2011 class - there will be absolutely no juice with the program.
Ranking wise it was 41st. But it did have some all-timers in it like Dak and McKinney.2011 class was pretty damn good.
I don't get all this angst about crootin. We will sign the same level players we always do. There's plenty of other reasons to roast Arnett.
We've signed the same players for 50 years. If you find the magic pill to do better, be sure to let us all know, that would be worth a ton of money. So no, you're wrong. Talent level has been the constant, it's always been about having competent coaching to get to Jackie/Mullen/Leach levels.Ranking wise it was 41st. But it did have some all-timers in it like Dak and McKinney.
Personally I'd rather be fighting OM and Auburn for recruits right now and not McNeese State and Bethune Cookman, but that's just me.
Also signing "the same level of players we always do" is part of the reason we are where we are right now.
Goat never has been one to set the bar too high. And it showsRanking wise it was 41st. But it did have some all-timers in it like Dak and McKinney.
Personally I'd rather be fighting OM and Auburn for recruits right now and not McNeese State and Bethune Cookman, but that's just me.
Also signing "the same level of players we always do" is part of the reason we are where we are right now.
There's a reason for that. He's a former 4* who has not panned out. There's reasons it's down to us and Bethune Cookman for him and the big schools that wanted him 4 years ago won't touch him with a 10-foot pole.I like how everyone mentions Bethune cookman regarding the latest commitment. However the fact he was a high 4 star out of high school isn't mentioned.
With a bad potty mouth and a bad attitude. Prolly make a a good DC.He should be fired for dereliction of duty. He’s getting paid to coach. He stands on the sideline with a bad mustache and does nothing.