That’s a lot of writing to be wrong , I highlighted one thing that’s accurate. Backing up my statement, the few that are still here from 2 years ago are the only ones relevant, and they are very relevant.Disagree. Coaches and players “no longer here” helped motivate this team to work harder, play better, bring in better talent, new coaches with new ideas and we are seeing the fruits of those changes. Very few “players from previous coaches” are still here. The OP and this thread are about what separates good and bad defenses. You took a pass on answering the question. We did not have good defenses for years and last year was much better but still required a ton of offense to overcome glaring holes in secondary and line. I like what I see and there is improvement. When we are playing for championships, I’ll agree we have a great defense. Bama and UGA had and have great defenses. South Carolina and UGA shredded our defense last year. Pitt and Bama were too close because of a not so good defense. Great defenses get off the field, get a lot of turnovers, can stop slants, spend a lot of time in opponents backfield, and keep opponents scores a lot lower than our scores.
And time will tell if they’ve improved much.