Georgia will be fine. SCjr will be lucky to win 8 gamrs.
I have thought about that and hope it is true.No excuses. Plus, I think he kept some key players out to preserve them for '14 and give himself a core to build around.
you lost me with the MAC/BE comment. You succeed at whatever level you compete and you are being successful. His past successes weren't a fluke. He needs to replicate it next year, certainly, but you can't discount it.
For me it is make it to a bowl.
No doubt, the schedule is tough but if this staff is worth a damn, they can get six wins next year.
Do you disagree?
I have thought about that and hope it is true.
The teams he beat at Cincy combined for a 40% win rate. This year he played 8 bowl teams. That's not because it was a tougher than normal schedule though. In the previous 4 years, UT played 9, 8, 8, and 7 bowl teams in that order. Dooley faced 4 of the last 6 NC game participants.
You can discount it simply because the competition level is that much greater. Who currently coaching in the SEC would not be one of the best coaches in the American conference... even out of those who won't survive? You don't face bad coaches in the SEC... and if you do... you don't face them for more than a couple or three years.
His success was good for the competition he faced. He's gone from Little League to the Major Leagues in one big step.... everyone does. The SEC is a coach meat grinder.
keep dreaming.. USCe will win 7-8 games, easily. Spurrier will not use that as an excuse like many of you do.
He will have a qb ready and a gameplan to contend.
No it doesn't. That's inconsistency. You make that a rule... and he's never better than a .500 coach. Wins don't cancel out losses and even if it did... he still lost to a terrible UF team, was blown out 4 times, and almost lost to USA.
Based on recruiting sites... right? The same one's who called McNeil, Coleman, J Smith, McCullers, Miller, Walls, 4 of 5 OL's, Neal, Lane, Croom, Bowles, etc blue chip prospects? You know... the guys who folks here say have no talent now.
So a coach should make decisions based on public opinion? That'll work well.....
No. He has NOT done what we "could" expect. He has done significantly less than what we "could" expect and less than what we should have been able to reasonably expect.