No, Robbie was right. Hadad had just said “what can Leach do” and then transitioned to blaming Leach for 15-years of our ineptitude against Bama…Hadad was right. If players don’t believe they can win, that’s on coaching. Part of a coaches job is motivating and getting their players to believe in him. Robbie then turned around on the very next point and said the offensive scheme is a problem because players have to play perfect in order to win
Team HD.
Also, Robbie you can’t constantly play the “you won’t let me talk and you just talk over me” card while constantly trying to talk over someone else who is disagreeing with you.
Both or all things can be true.I’m currently listening to Robbie and Hadad ***** at each other. Who was right?
It was bad podcasting. I had to fast forward through it.Regardless of who was right or wrong, Robbie had a problem that Hadad's opinion didn't match his opinion and threw a childish fit about it. It was poor radio/podcasting. The whole point of having multiple hosts is so they can conversate back and forth and offer multiple perspectives and opinions. Robbie getting upset that Hadad didn't agree with him was pathetic and immature.
Reasonable minds should be able to disagree.
I’m currently listening to Robbie and Hadad ***** at each other. Who was right?
The two coaches that did the best against bama were Sherrill and Croom. Both Bear disciples. I get it that Saban had not yet built his juggernaught but Croom is still the ONLY State HC to win a game against him! I think that both of them played there and they were able to convey a better sense of confidence because they had been there and looked behind the curtain.Both are right to some degree...
Alabama cast a shadow over the GTR. Columbus media covers Alabama as much as MSU. Many People there are Alabama fans. Some of the MSU players have played against some of the Alabama players in high school and other sports. MSU players know what they are facing heading into the game and play nervous and tight.
With said, Jackie's teams always got up for the game. However Jackie's teams were physical teams. They weren't some finesse "air raid" team. The fact we had not scored a single TD in the previous 11.9 quarters v Alabama under Leach, is a Leach issue.
The fact that they have beaten us 85 times out of 107 games is a Mississippi State problem. ...and college football problem in general.
If players do not execute the HC recruited and coached these players so it is still his responsibility.Or 2 other options. Both are right or both are wrong.
If What I am reading is right, both are wrong.
Robbie stating that this offense has to be ran to perfection in order to win is outright wrong and without any merit. Look back at the come back at Auburn. Anybody believe the offense was ran to perfection? How many "perfect" games have you seen by MSU this year? For that matter, how many by ANY team.
The other guy is a moron if he thinks that a coach can force players to execute. Even Saban has not been able to do that this year.
All they are doing is creating drama for clicks and for you to listen.
And like he did with those left overs in 2020, he will do what it takes because that's what he has done his entire career.If players do not execute the HC recruited and coached these players so it is still his responsibility.
It does take time. In other thread we are talking about Wafe Forrest and how long it took Clawson to win.Leach is responsible for instituting the program culture. Regardless of our history we chose a completely new direction with him to try and get over the hump. With that said, Leach has a winning mind set and the players have to buy in. The team captains and leaders have to assuage doubts among their teammates. They have gotten better and I know it’s been three years but culture takes time. In another year or two I think they will take another step because virtually every player will have been recruited and coached by Leach and his staff for their entire college career and that winner mindset should be instilled in them.
Right. Nobody wants to listen to that shite.It was bad podcasting. I had to fast forward through it.
It’s just really low iq dumb stuff. Very scripted and phony. I guess they are bashing the team so,much so they can ”create controversy” and build up their audienceRight. Nobody wants to listen to that shite.
Reminds me of a really bad skip bayless imitation where he is arguing just to kill airtimeI don't think it was scripted in any way. You can say it was lame but it's not scripted.
Right! I forgot was it Jackie, Mullen, Croom, or SloMo that called two consecutive pass plays 8 inches from a first down.The last 15 years have nothing to do with this year. It is on the staff to get a team ready to play. They have been here three years and haven't been ready to play Bama yet.
I agree. I don't believe it was scripted but after 5 minutes listening to them argue I started hitting advance 30 seconds until Hadad got to the next truth.I don't think it was scripted in any way. You can say it was lame but it's not scripted.
Every single offensive game plan revolves around players executing perfectly a lot more often than not. Don't put a hat on the right guy, the play blows up, unless you get lucky. Get hats on the right guys and don't read the right coverage/pick the right receivers to throw to, play won't be successful most of the time. That is not unique for Air Raid at all. The pressure to perform at that level against SEC West competition is just that much greater.Hadad was right. If players don’t believe they can win, that’s on coaching. Part of a coaches job is motivating and getting their players to believe in him. Robbie then turned around on the very next point and said the offensive scheme is a problem because players have to play perfect in order to win