In other words, I am so marginally competent, I went out and hired a HS OL coach, and had no idea the QC guy was way more qualified, even after 20 months on the job. Wow, I can't wait to learn something else.
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#Fire Coach Dorrell
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In other words, I am so marginally competent, I went out and hired a HS OL coach, and had no idea the QC guy was way more qualified, even after 20 months on the job. Wow, I can't wait to learn something else.
I honestly don't think KD knows enough about OL play and technique to insert himself in the coaching aspect of that position group or do more than take other people's recommendations on OL coaches (rumored to be how Rod ended up here). He is truly unqualified for a HC coaching position at this point in time.
This- I posted in another thread that if the staff in charge of the offense (i.e. KD, Chev, and probably Langsdorf to an extent) had virtually no experience in coaching the OL at this level, it was negligent (at best) to hire a guy who'd never coached OL at the P5 level and hadn't coached college in 2 seasons.
This quote reinforces my perception that the offensive leadership doesn't know anything about OL play, to the point where Rodrigue was allowed to do his own (incompetent) thing, and they couldn't even recognize it.
BuffTuff
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This is exactly right. It proves that when KD stated he didn’t know why the OL couldn’t block anyone he was actually telling the truth.
we’ve got 1 chance to get a whole new offensive staff this off-season with an established system without KD involvement or this program may not get back up.
I think it's why Dorrell has essentially said, "I don't know" after pretty much every game when asked about the protection issues and offensive woes, in general.
I'm also wondering if it's why it took him so long to make a change.
Sometimes you have to unteach before you can teach.....or something like that
The clueless head coach said, after getting routed and giving up 52 points:
"I feel better... we did a great deal of execution and it worked for us"
I'm torn, who is more incompetent, Chev or Dorrell.
"I feel better... we did a great deal of execution and it worked for us"
I'm torn, who is more incompetent, Chev or Dorrell.
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Yeah, after seeing MSU pave the way for five Kenneth Walker TDs, it’s clear to me that Mitchrod’s next assignment should be in East Lansing to undo all that teaching.
SeanMSan
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Translation: I’m glad that our offense put in an effort today, even if it was for one quarter…and flashed here and there through out the game.
the defense…well, that’s not my specialty…but I *may* poke my head into that room this week…
SerenityBuff
Well-Known Member
This is what it looks like when the local press holds a bad head coach accountable for his failures. Take note Howell.
OsideBuff
Dimwitted ****
We freaking gave up 52 points..Wilson is a horrible DC...
Bliff Cranch
Well-Known Member
Who in the AD thought this was worth doing?
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Bliff Cranch
Well-Known Member
Such a waste of time.
Waituntil it’s revealed that that video somehow triggered a clause in KDs contract that extended him another 4 years.
SINKRATZ
PhD in Analogy
It absolutely is worth doing, if it was done well…which this wasn’t.
In general, KD seems like he’d so much rather be somewhere else than doing what he’s doing.
Here’s a prediction: After an underwhelming season next year, KD approaches RG and initiates a graceful negotiated exit at a price everyone’s relatively happy with.
Here’s a prediction: After an underwhelming season next year, KD approaches RG and initiates a graceful negotiated exit at a price everyone’s relatively happy with.
How can you tell?
SerenityBuff
Well-Known Member
We're not that lucky.
That sounded great until I realized RG and LC would be in charge of the next hire.
I really wish you had a better track record on predictions, because I'd really like you to be right about this.
I really think that a good HC could effectively coach any position on one side of the ball. And they could not embarrass themselves coaching most positions on the other side.
Knowing enough to be able to see and specifically complement the progress players are making in practice makes players want to play for you.
But when they know the head guy can't tell if they're doing it right or not...
Bliff Cranch
Well-Known Member
Back in the day, meaning 40 years ago or more, lots of programs had a habit (policy?) of redshirting like that. It was a thing.
They used to have freshman teams.