ahoelsken
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"Lack of talent" is not an excuse right now, and it doesn't explain taking UCLA to double OT or outplaying ASU for three quarters. I also don't think MM is the issue, either. There has been a number of chatter about certain assistant coaches (dating back to when MM decided to spend his 2.5m assistant pool to bring all but two of his SJSU assistants with him), and I think we have gotten to the point that we cannot go into 2015 status quo as far as coaching staff.
1. Toby Neinas-Duh. We've been complaining about him since he got here, and the PR TD his unit gave up today is a prime example why. Getting rid of Neinas would also allow us to hire a full time RB coach, and I think we need that.
2. Gary Bernardi-There have been way too many penalties on his unit at critical times. Look no further than the false start right before the half last week. If there were a deficiency in OL talent, this unit would have given up more than 12 sacks going into today.
3. Brian Lindgren-I think the offense has improved, but there have been a number of situations where his play calling has made no sense. Not only that, but I think Sefo has regressed (some of his INTs have been that bad), and I do think Lindgren bears some responsibility for that. There will be upgrades available (Doug Nussmeier for one), and I think we can get a better play caller in the door.
As I said above, MM is not the problem, and I do not think he has done anything to not get the time he'll need to fix this. After four losses that have involved various types of self destruction, I think its time we have more of a debate about the assistants, as there will need to be changes made this offseason. Thoughts?
1. Toby Neinas-Duh. We've been complaining about him since he got here, and the PR TD his unit gave up today is a prime example why. Getting rid of Neinas would also allow us to hire a full time RB coach, and I think we need that.
2. Gary Bernardi-There have been way too many penalties on his unit at critical times. Look no further than the false start right before the half last week. If there were a deficiency in OL talent, this unit would have given up more than 12 sacks going into today.
3. Brian Lindgren-I think the offense has improved, but there have been a number of situations where his play calling has made no sense. Not only that, but I think Sefo has regressed (some of his INTs have been that bad), and I do think Lindgren bears some responsibility for that. There will be upgrades available (Doug Nussmeier for one), and I think we can get a better play caller in the door.
As I said above, MM is not the problem, and I do not think he has done anything to not get the time he'll need to fix this. After four losses that have involved various types of self destruction, I think its time we have more of a debate about the assistants, as there will need to be changes made this offseason. Thoughts?
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