Not your best argument. Here's five and a half minutes of various Saban sideline tirades, directed at players, coaches, officials and the media.If Nick Saban had acted this way, there would be a national debate on it for 3 weeks. Especially if his team lost.
Not your best argument. Here's five and a half minutes of various Saban sideline tirades, directed at players, coaches, officials and the media.
Nice deflection.Do any of them go on for 1/2 a quarter?
Ok, lets dig into it then, shall we?Nice deflection.
When the yelling continued beyond a "reasonable" time, I actually thought that he was trying to get a penalty to instill some fire in a team that desperately needed it. I'm not saying that is a smart idea in football, just that it crossed my mind that he might be doing the equivalent of a basketball coach getting a technical foul on purpose.I think it was pretty bad. There is a point where berating officials crosses into pettiness and I think he went way past that point on Saturday night. He lost his composure and focus. Any opposing coach does that and CU fans would rightfully be calling him out.
I've already said I thought Mac's tantrum was overboard and not acceptable, so you don't have to convince on that. My point was that Saban is notorious for his sideline tirades and being a condescending prick to the media, so he's probably not the best comparison.Ok, lets dig into it then, shall we?
1. That's a 5 minute clip of at least 8 different games. In it, he is yelling at a player for being an idiot (throat slash sign), 2 different coaches, and a few refs.
2. In at least 2 of the "tirades" he has the entire team around him, they all appear to be engaged in what he is saying / yelling.
3. In his press conference, he acknowledges the facts and addresses them.
MM on the otherhand:
1. Goes on a 10-15 minute tirade / hissy fit in one game, directed at 1 ref
2. is never engaged with ANYONE - the only person in the event completely ignores him from the get go
3. Is COMPLETELY removed from the game, the situation and everything else around him.
4. Refuses to acknowledge it ever happened.
Your turn.
When the yelling continued beyond a "reasonable" time, I actually thought that he was trying to get a penalty to instill some fire in a team that desperately needed it. I'm not saying that is a smart idea in football, just that it crossed my mind that he might be doing the equivalent of a basketball coach getting a technical foul on purpose.
Not your best argument. Here's five and a half minutes of various Saban sideline tirades, directed at players, coaches, officials and the media.
In my estimation, Mac's was too... The length of it is the unacceptable part.Seemed to me that his frustration was taken out on the right people in each of those instances.
I'm not arguing for or against this here, but it was not 10-15 minutes let's be realistic. It was maybe 3.Ok, lets dig into it then, shall we?
1. That's a 5 minute clip of at least 8 different games. In it, he is yelling at a player for being an idiot (throat slash sign), 2 different coaches, and a few refs.
2. In at least 2 of the "tirades" he has the entire team around him, they all appear to be engaged in what he is saying / yelling.
3. In his press conference, he acknowledges the facts and addresses them.
MM on the otherhand:
1. Goes on a 10-15 minute tirade / hissy fit in one game, directed at 1 ref
2. is never engaged with ANYONE - the only person in the event completely ignores him from the get go
3. Is COMPLETELY removed from the game, the situation and everything else around him.
4. Refuses to acknowledge it ever happened.
Your turn.
As evidenced by our two games since Arizona.... Probably a one time thing. And even if he does line a TE up for a route, chances are Montez doesn't hit it if he's open. Noyer, on the other hand, could be a bit better I can't judge him based on his 1/2 in terrible conditions. But I have a feeling Montez is already booked as the starter by the staff even though there's a competition. As much as I want to see what Noyer can do.Back to the game, will lindgren find the te again or was that a one time thing?
As evidenced by our two games since Arizona.... Probably a one time thing. And even if he does line a TE up for a route, chances are Montez doesn't hit it if he's open. Noyer, on the other hand, could be a bit better I can't judge him based on his 1/2 in terrible conditions. But I have a feeling Montez is already booked as the starter by the staff even though there's a competition. As much as I want to see what Noyer can do.
Actually, I think Montez is far more reliable on the short throws, which most TE routes tend to be. He got flustered and up in his head after getting broken down after the "on the run trying to make a play" INT's early in the season, now he's even less able to hit receivers on long routes, even if they're open. Those long routes require more time to develop than he's getting protection for, and I don't know he's got the vision yet to see them, and he's kind of showing us lately he doesn't really have the accuracy. Whoever said we need more crossing routes and play action, short hitch is right on, but with a weak O-line, I figure the playcallers would rather have another big blocker than another receiver, which we have in spades. Give those receivers catchable balls, give Montez easier targets until he's out of his own head and feels comfortable in his own skin again.
Feels like they're trying to fit Montez into their offensive scheme that he can't be successful in yet, when we should be tailoring our offensive to what we can succeed in, then once we're completing passes, getting yards, getting down the field, we can do more playcalling from their preferred offensive scheme. And running him all the time like we did Sefo is a mistake, he doesn't really have the wheels, you're going to wear him out and he's going to take a lot of hits, instead of focusing on going through his receiver progression (not that he has a ton of time to do so, I concede....) and passing mechanics. They should give him a short bailout receiver on every play.
Agree with a lot of this. Be it the TE or JMac from the slot they need to give him more "easy" throws that he can make easier and that don't require as long waiting giving the pass protection time to break down..
Montez to me is looking like a QB who doesn't have a lot of confidence right now. Do what you are talking about, give him some success on shorter, quicker passes and you likely start building his confidence back which I think will also result in more success on the mid to longer passing game.
I see both of your points here and I like what you're saying. But I think until Montez can get a grasp on that, why not give Noyer a chance? I've always thought Noyer and Lytle are QB's playing QB. They have the intangibles like pocket presence, ability to run through progressions and diagnose a difference with more ease than Montez. Montez is an athlete playing QB and he just never had the coaching for things like running through progressions. With 3 years of coaching I expected him to have a better handle on that this year and he clearly doesn't. Maybe he will learn it with more coaching but idk.. How much more time does he get before he just can't learn how to play QB at the college level like someone like Lytle most likely will (in my mind)
Not your best argument. Here's five and a half minutes of various Saban sideline tirades, directed at players, coaches, officials and the media.
Agree with your sentiment about your answer.Two threads going here, so here is one cent for each one to make my two cents.
Mac had a mental break down pretty much! He is in the middle of a .500 season after he thought he was god! I think everything that has happened (Tumpkin, Montez, Losing, Stress) made him crack. The fact he will not own up to it is the problem. Seems like there are cracks in the dam and I really hope he has a plan to fix it (Change assistants, change the approach to focus on the next steps of the Rise). I like Mac a lot, but he is a program builder (not a championship coach) and the program foundation is built and he may not be the force that pushes the Rise any higher. Time to re-invent and innovate.
As for the QB's, there is no great answer right now. We have an inept QB coach and offensive coordinator, so the players will not get coached up out of this hole. I would be fine with Montez starting, and taking 2-3 series. If he is solid, he continues, if he struggles or it feels right, give Noyer 1-2 series. No matter what happens, and I do not have the absolute best answer, we MUST WIN THIS GAME!!! We must have bowl practices to sort out more and more things that are ailing this team.
Go Buffs!
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Ironically, heading home this weekend for the game I ran into these bums along I-80