'17 MI WR Donovan Peoples-Jones

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head1 said:
Everybody hammers CZA on here but maybe, just maybe its a QB/QB coach problem.

Dobbs is a great player but average to slightly above average passer. He misses a lot of deep throws to wide open receivers that would make their stats look a WHOLE lot different.

Worley before that just tried to stay alive.
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Worley could hit on the deep ball some despite having to run for his life.
 
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I remember the Florida fans on here telling us how bad he was as a WR coach, and we just laughed them off. He's great at teaching them to block, but overall is a terrible WR coach. I wish we could get Kippy back
 
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SSVol said:
Nerd.
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UT_Tix79 said:
I remember the Florida fans on here telling us how bad he was as a WR coach, and we just laughed them off. He's great at teaching them to block, but overall is a terrible WR coach. I wish we could get Kippy back
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We could probably hire Baylors WR coach for about 80 bucks cash and the promise of a 3 pack of tacos every Saturday.
 
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UT_Tix79 said:
I remember the Florida fans on here telling us how bad he was as a WR coach, and we just laughed them off. He's great at teaching them to block, but overall is a terrible WR coach. I wish we could get Kippy back
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I remember a certain poster saying cum would have taken him to Ohs if he was worth his salt. That poster was blasted here for that obvious red flag
 
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VolFreakJosh said:
Ok smart one. If that's the case then why aren't you coaching the WR's?
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Is this your response for everything? Most of us aren't coaches because we weren't interested in going into that field. Simple. Doesn't mean people don't have knowledge of the game and/or technique.

Most aren't willing to endure the crap work that comes pre-D1 coach. My roommate in grad school at Clemson was a student manager/ball boy. He graduated and took some job in the S&C program as a little ***** weight picker-upper making like $10/hr. But it kept him involved in the program and in front of Dabo every day. He's slowly moved up and into a special teams analyst probably making $30k. One day it'll probably pay off for him cause he was willing to be a grunt. I didn't want to be 30 and still making $30k; that's why I'm not a WR coach. One day it'll probably pay off for him and he'll make more than I ever thought of making.
 
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bowlinggreenvol said:
Is this your response for everything? Most of us aren't coaches because we weren't interested in going into that field. Simple. Doesn't mean people don't have knowledge of the game and/or technique.

Most aren't willing to endure the crap work that comes pre-D1 coach. My roommate in grad school at Clemson was a student manager/ball boy. He graduated and took some job in the S&C program as a little ***** weight picker-upper making like $10/hr. But it kept him involved in the program and in front of Dabo every day. He's slowly moved up and into a special teams analyst probably making $30k. One day it'll probably pay off for him cause he was willing to be a grunt. I didn't want to be 30 and still making $30k; that's why I'm not a WR coach. One day it'll probably pay off for him and he'll make more than I ever thought of making.
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Wr coaches don't make 30k boss. Think you missed a zero
 
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