Did that one just for the schtick.
Did that one just for the schtick.
Over your headWe need a dumbest posts of all time thread. And yes, I'd be in there. But JFC, this is an all-timer.
Not a direct comparison to Mac being 1-10 in year 3 so you only get partial credit.I've felt from the start that Sanders is not yet a great (or good) head coach, but he's learning on the job. Today's time out didn't hurt us, but it could have if we got the ball back after the field goal. Sanders will take criticism for that stupid Mata time out, and he'll learn from it.
The other point - Bill McCartney wasn't a great strategic head coach either. Some of his decisions were boneheaded. He heard the criticisms and eventually surrounded himself with really good assistants, and turned many decisions over to them.
I only was able to watch the first three quarters live and then I had to go meet my friend at the zoo, so I missed the last 9 minutes of the game. I just finished watching. The timeout was bad but the game was already lost at that point. The defense failed to stop them when they needed to and they drove down the field and scored a touchdown. The game was over when the defense couldn't even hold them to a field goal.
I seem to remember a discussion of this rule from decades ago: The argument was, as I recall, if the hair is off limits, a player could grow more hair and make it harder to tackle them without a penalty.I agree 100% that it should be a penalty. I think the only reason it isn’t is because of some old stereotypes about men not having long hair. But it is clearly every bit as dangerous as a horse collar or facemask.
Been awhile since I took English and I'm having trouble understanding your sentence. "Anything except not very bright", would mean to me, that when assessing the person in question, we know he is something other than "not very bright". Which means he could be bright, very bright, many things.Sorry, no coach who consistently makes one terrible decision after another is anything except not very bright. You're the one introducing race, not me.
Tell us more about this zoo friend.I only was able to watch the first three quarters live and then I had to go meet my friend at the zoo, so I missed the last 9 minutes of the game. I just finished watching. The timeout was bad but the game was already lost at that point. The defense failed to stop them when they needed to and they drove down the field and scored a touchdown. The game was over when the defense couldn't even hold them to a field goal.
100%. The head coach (or, hell, any coach on a headset!) needs to have that conversation at some point on that drive. And once you reach FG range, the whole staff needs to understand the plan. 4th and <X, we’re going for it. 4th and >X, we’re kicking the FG. FG unit be ready. No time outs needed. If a washed up former government employee can have that discussion with his wife during the drive, then CERTAINLY, somebody on the coaching staff is having it. Right? Right? Ultimately I blame Prime for that, but really anybody on staff could have started that conversation so the head coach would be ready to make that decision.Most likely. But there’s always that chance. I know in my head, I was thinking, “We need two scores, know when to cut bait on this drive.” And I was thinking that immediately once we were in FG range. And I’m not a smart person.
Now if I were the coach actually on the sideline, I’d probably sh*t my pants. But that’s why I’m not a coach making millions of dollars a year.
You gotta do better. That wasn’t that difficult.
Who started that damn thingVery appropriate that the West Virginia game thread had to have a long discussion about veiled racism.
He could not admit the TO was a mistake on the presser.Prime fixing his game management issues would involve him being honest with himself about the problem, which seems unlikely.
Prime has a habit of denying his mistake, then fixing it later. It's just part of his ego. I can forgive that, as long as he keeps bringing in really talented guys. His health allowing, this off season will be key on that front. We need to restock the well.He could not admit the TO was a mistake on the presser.
Not sure about the fixing, tbf. Clock management has mostly stayed the same, awful.Prime has a habit of denying his mistake, then fixing it later. It's just part of his ego. I can forgive that, as long as he keeps bringing in really talented guys. His health allowing, this off season will be key on that front. We need to restock the well.
Um. No. I like him as a CU player, but he needs to learn route running. When was the last time you saw him open against man coverage? Not even great man coverage. He is open in busted or zone coverage, as is every receiver, at times. As I recall, pretty much every one of his big catches was with a CB right on him. Great catches, but not great route running. Some of that, no doubt, is the horrible offense scheme we have in place.Omarion Miller needs to put his name in the draft.
He’s a 1st or 2nd round talent
Yeah and find someone that can stop a running QB. I'm tired of that bullshvt. Making dudes look like Kordell and ****.That and invest heavily in LB recruiting and coaching.
Of note, I think, is that we haven't busted any returns despite the NFL level return guys we've had back there and our punt protection has been shaky. It's your LBs and TEs who are the foundation of great special teams.
My sister and I were having the same discussion as that drive progressed.100%. The head coach (or, hell, any coach on a headset!) needs to have that conversation at some point on that drive. And once you reach FG range, the whole staff needs to understand the plan. 4th and <X, we’re going for it. 4th and >X, we’re kicking the FG. FG unit be ready. No time outs needed. If a washed up former government employee can have that discussion with his wife during the drive, then CERTAINLY, somebody on the coaching staff is having it. Right? Right? Ultimately I blame Prime for that, but really anybody on staff could have started that conversation so the head coach would be ready to make that decision.
I only was able to watch the first three quarters live and then I had to go meet my friend at the zoo, so I missed the last 9 minutes of the game. I just finished watching. The timeout was bad but the game was already lost at that point. The defense failed to stop them when they needed to and they drove down the field and scored a touchdown. The game was over when the defense couldn't even hold them to a field goal.
Many scouts already consider him a 1st round talent.Um. No. I like him as a CU player, but he needs to learn route running. When was the last time you saw him open against man coverage? Not even great man coverage. He is open in busted or zone coverage, as is every receiver, at times. As I recall, pretty much every one of his big catches was with a CB right on him. Great catches, but not great route running. Some of that, no doubt, is the horrible offense scheme we have in place.
He’s a great talent, no doubt, but he needs time on the field with a QB who can pass, not just throw the ball.
Um. No. I like him as a CU player, but he needs to learn route running. When was the last time you saw him open against man coverage? Not even great man coverage. He is open in busted or zone coverage, as is every receiver, at times. As I recall, pretty much every one of his big catches was with a CB right on him. Great catches, but not great route running. Some of that, no doubt, is the horrible offense scheme we have in place.
He’s a great talent, no doubt, but he needs time on the field with a QB who can pass, not just throw the ball.

For some reason I thought tackling by the hair was also a penalty. No?
Not only is it not a penalty but the rulebook specifically addresses it and it is treated as "a part of the uniform."Not only is it not a penalty like facemask but you can tackle a defender heading to your qb by the hair and it isn’t holding.
Pat Forde and co. are playing for clicks.View attachment 94005
Pat Forde, checking my notes, has been doing this for longer than you've been alive. At what, checking notes, 35 yo?
You really showed me dude.View attachment 94005
Pat Forde, checking my notes, has been doing this for longer than you've been alive. At what, checking notes, 35 yo?
Pat Forde and co. are playing for clicks.
It was a nice drive, and the throw will be one of the highlights shown IF he's in NYC for the ceremony.
FWIW the odds have Sayin (+180) a hair ahead of Mendoza (+185) as the co-favorites; with Ty Simpson (+390) in the picture with a gap to Marcel Reed (+700) and then a huge gap to Pavia (+2000)
I stand by my take on it; it was a drive and throw that kept his Heisman hopes alive, but it's probably going to come down to who plays better between him and Sayin in the B1G CCG.
No, Pat Forde and Vegas are the ones providing real evaluation. But, you still are snarking on a play/drive you didn't see originally and probably still haven't seen. The tendencies ...You really showed me dude.
No, Pat Forde and Vegas are the ones providing real evaluation. But, you still are snarking on a play/drive you didn't see originally and probably still haven't seen. The tendencies ...
Still? I made one comment and you took it personally which is weird. You also brought it back up, not me.No, Pat Forde and Vegas are the ones providing real evaluation. But, you still are snarking on a play/drive you didn't see originally and probably still haven't seen. The tendencies ...