JAEvans24
Following the 80/20 Rule
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OCI, with Autry, Sentimore, and Otis that puts us at 23 (with Tino) if Bullock walks on. That leaves room for 2 more, unless we back count (if we can). How many do you think we sign? Especially with who's left on the board.
Mathers
M.Davis
Perkins
Brown
Hamilton
McCullers
Collins
Cochran
Meredith
Price
Fuller
Elston
Q.Davis
Patterson
etc...
That is a lot of talent to turn away. Whats your opinion?
Playing with fire if that's the route the staff takes.
Edit: The pigs get fat, the hogs get slaughtered.![]()
Kicker becomes a walk on,
local kid becomes a walk on also (like K Biggers and tons of folks before him) and a WR who feels we have too many committed now decides he wants to go to Wake Forest or Clemson or Louisville.
That would be 3 more spots and it would result in zero blowback on Dooley and the rest of the staff IMO.
Hard to know if a coach is any good when he doesn't have comparable talent and depth to his opponents. And spare me the "we lost to kentucky", get over it.
So coaching wasn't a problem this year? The lack of improvement over the year, and regression in some areas doesn't concern you at all? People that think talent, depth, and youth were our only issues this year must live in a fog.
+1. I dont know how anyone cant be at least a little concerned with the coaching aspect of things. I fully understand the talent issue as well but man there were some major issues from a coaching standpoint. Nothing more glaring than the constant issues of getting the play called in from the sidelines on time.
The misuse of timeouts drove me nuts this year.
+1. I dont know how anyone cant be at least a little concerned with the coaching aspect of things. I fully understand the talent issue as well but man there were some major issues from a coaching standpoint. Nothing more glaring than the constant issues of getting the play called in from the sidelines on time.
Absolutely. There were a lot of game management issues that fall directly on the coaching staff.
I'm not concerned yet. There are no perfect coaches. Even guys like Saban, Miles, and the almighty Urban Meyer make boneheaded mistakes quite often. The difference is they have (or had) the luxury of a margin of error. WE HAVE NO MARGIN FOR ERROR. ZERO, ZILCH, NADA.
I don't think any of those guys would have done any better wearing Dooley's headset this year. OK, MAYBE one or two of them would have won the Kentucky game but you're kidding yourself if you think our season would have turned out any better if we had an "elite" coach. Don't forget that one of the reasons we had trouble getting the plays in is because for many of those plays we had a VERY GREEN FRESHMAN QB under center, or we had other personnel issues where VERY GREEN players were on the field.
See, I can paint in broad generalities too.