I was talking to a few buddies (all of whom are on here) after Tulane. We all thought the team looked totally unprepared for the game. And it looked that way almost the entire season. Like the coaches were doing just enough to get by and make it look like they were trying hard. Players all over the field regressed and the effort just wasn't there from all of them. I truly believe that teams are a reflection of their HC and this team had a coach looking, actively, for another job. It showed all season long.
Yea it was obvious to anyone who remotely knows football. Why does a certain poster constantly defend the previous coaching staff??!!! its hilariously absurd lol
I defend the absurdity that they can't coach and that is all I every defended. Get it straight or shhhh about it. They quit coaching, no one said that. People only tried to claim they somehow forgot how to coach. LOL. USC AND LSU ADMIN think differently.I never said they were better than this current staff though and I am very excited for 2022. But know that the claims by posters that they can't coach D1 football were unfounded. I mean USC a blue blood and 3 time natty winning LSU thinks differently than posters. Clear???
Yea it was obvious to anyone who remotely knows football. Why does a certain poster constantly defend the previous coaching staff??!!! its hilariously absurd lol
I defend the absurdity that they can't coach and that is all I every defended. Get it straight or shhhh about it. They quit coaching, no one said that. People only tried to claim they somehow forgot how to coach. LOL. USC AND LSU ADMIN think differently.I never said they were better than this current staff though and I am very excited for 2022. But know that the claims by posters that they can't coach D1 football were unfounded. I mean USC a blue blood and 3 time natty winning LSU thinks differently than posters. Clear???
not sure I’d use the fact that usc wanted them as any evidence. They have missed consistently since Carrol. Should be an easy place to be relevant seeing how many top recruits are everywhere you look out there. Add the Polynesian kids and I could coach them to 10 wins.
I defend the absurdity that they can't coach and that is all I every defended. Get it straight or shhhh about it. They quit coaching, no one said that. People only tried to claim they somehow forgot how to coach. LOL. USC AND LSU ADMIN think differently.I never said they were better than this current staff though and I am very excited for 2022. But know that the claims by posters that they can't coach D1 football were unfounded. I mean USC a blue blood and 3 time natty winning LSU thinks differently than posters. Clear???
not sure I’d use the fact that usc wanted them as any evidence. They have missed consistently since Carrol. Should be an easy place to be relevant seeing how many top recruits are everywhere you look out there. Add the Polynesian kids and I could coach them to 10 wins.
USC is one of those schools like UT and Nebraska that think their name makes them good. The fact is they haven't won a non cheating NC since 78. Like those two schools, they have cultural issues that prevent them from becoming elite despite being THE football school in the second largest city in the country. Their cultural problems are demonstrated by their hiring and firing, having six coaches in the twelve years since Pete Carroll split before the sanctions hit.
So, to fix their cultural problems, they went and hired LR who masked his limitations as a HC by being such a good OC that he dominated a weak defensed Big-12. SC's choice doesn't really make that much sense. LR hasn't proven he can rebuild a program. What he proved was that he could maintain an existing program. And I think many close to the program would say that the overall trend was downward because of cultural changes he made like the S&C program. S&C is probably the cornerstone of changing the cultural under the current NCAA rule structure.
