mr.checkerboards
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Has absolutely nothing to do with my post. Also if Palmer wasn’t there that is another touchdown for Hyatt.
It’s called expectations and we have to start raising them. I don’t want a new coach every three years. No one does. But when you look worse in year three than the previous year, that is a problem. It’s also not a good look to have so many assistants leave every single year for a brand new head coach. Recruiting is important but you have to be able to coach them up and play the right players. We are more talented than Kentucky and just got throttled.He’s saying be patient in year 3, not year 9.
We’d have a new coach every 3 years if some of y’all go to decide.
Look at it this way - if Pruitt doesn’t end up being the guy then he will have at least given the next coach a roster of SEC players that compete.
No more tiny OL. We’ve got young speed and playmakers. Our D will have legit athletes. The roster is improving. So let’s see if Pruitt can use the talent and get this thing rolling and if not, then after 4-5 years of his recruiting then we’ll be sitting pretty for the next coach.
For our program, it's quite possible, and every time we play musical chairs and replace one unproven head coach with another unproven head coach, the wait gets longer.Guess a coach needs ten years to turn a program around. Sounds like a bunch of excuses. This isn’t year one or even year two.
Nope. On pruitts coaches show. Pruitt said palmer ran the wrong route. The ball was supposed to go to HyattThe ball was thrown to Palmer, Hyatt ran the wrong route and brought an extra defender in to make the play. If Hyatt doesn't do that, Palmer might have caught the TD that hit him in the hands anyways.
And yes it does have to do with your post. If Hyatt wants to play more he has to run the right routes, run block correctly, and do more than just run gos and deep posts. It took them this long to teach him that, and he's still making mistakes.
who would coach QB?Long - OC
O - TE
Tee - WR
Chaney - OL
Jay - RB
Davis - DL/DC
Nieds - ILB
Felton - OLB
Ansley - Secondary
Starters on O: Bailey, Gray/Small, Hyatt/Palmer/BJ, Beckwith, Johmson, Trey, BK, Cade, Wright
Starters on D: Emerson, Solomon, Butler, DJ, Mojo, Toot, QC (other olb, Mojo ilb) BT, AT, Flowers, McCoullough, Key
Really not that hard.
I've long said Flowers plays football like a baseball player. Remember that guy Dooley signed that played minor league baseball and came here to play DB? Flowers plays exactly like that guy. I'm all for Beasley sliding next to Toot, and honestly I think we haven't seen it because he plays Toot position while Crouch and Bank get all the reps at the other spot.IMO they need to flip Tank to SS and develop Key at FS. Flowers doesnt seem like the kind of player who likes to be a downhill safety that position requires.
Also, the jury is out on our LBs cheating up to
stop the run and they have to address covering slants and seam routes during the bye week. Sham has not looked good since returning so I’m giving Slaughter some more snaps.
Beasley also needs more PT. A bit undersized for MIKE but he appears like he can run in coverage.
Pn Pruitts coaches show sounds like we may see some new guys after the bye. He flat out said guys need to play better or they'll be replaced. Bob didn't ask him if that included 2 unfortunately
Ansley is a grinder and is very similar to Tee personality wise. I get the Tennessee pull with tee obviously but without that i think the two are very similarDefinitely Tee. Definitely not Ansley. If we need to hire a new HC and it’s not a very proven one (Freeze), then give me Tee or some other VFL. I know they will at the least give their all and never quit with these conservative crap game plans.