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That is one possibility but it treats the symptom rather than the disease. Seems like he made those last year. Fix the root cause. If your wedge game in golf goes bad, you don't play to avoid having wedges on your second or 3rd shot (or 4th or 5th in my case sometimes :) )....you fix whatever is...

I went to school there many many moons ago, as did many others here on this site. Back when having a female student in any class was a topic worthy of note and much discussion. The classic GT admin mindset has been to ignore/disregard/or most likely not even be aware of student concerns and...

Well, thankfully for us he wasn't a QB or RB! Don't know how many times over the deacdes have I seen us turn a heretofore unknown second teamer at these positions into an apparent Heisman candidate, at least for a day. ;)

This is similar to us under CPJ...no matter who was our DC, we were pretty much the same on that side of the ball. When you see this, it's indicative of systemic issues. In our case, it appears to have been budget/lack of support from the top. Would love to know what the root cause issues are...

I think it was critical that we beat TFG in this opportunity as it was probably our only shot. His next coaching gigs will be at places that play games on Friday nights and ride yellow buses to away games or the colleges where the only people in the stands are related to the players plus the 20...

If this is the case, plus the fact that they only have 3 CB's, I would expect a lot of the quick sideline passes that we saw against Duke. Sort of the "body blow" philosophy applied to their corners. If this is the case, I would expect eventually that Malik or Eric will get open down the field...

Boo!!!!! Removes Saturday morning golf from the equation. Especially hate missing out when fall is the best time of the year (imo) to play.

I was not referring to Key or our current situation in my comment fwiw. I think CBK is too "old school" and logical in his approach to be swayed by sentiment or emotion. However, as in the case I referenced, I do think it does come into play however. Not all coaches operate the same. Sorry for...

I think some of the fans questioning the play selection during our last possession either didn't see or else forgot that we got the ball with even less time if the first half (36 seconds iirc) and drove into FG range with 3 run plays. That series stopped some of UNC's momentum going into halftime.

I tend to agree. I used to think otherwise until the CBL/Donnie Davis/Tom Luginbill imbroglio.

I do find myself wondering "where in the heck is the DE?" on more than one occasion when watching our games.

I learned this in my career 100 years ago: if you have a rule you can't or won't enforce, get rid of it or change. Having rules and then ignoring them is a sure fire recipe for disaster in my experience. It's like a cancer that spreads to other areas.

While all of us know there is room for improvement, at 5-2 this year I don't know how one can't see improvement unless...you know the rest of the cliche. We haven't been at this stage in a decade so it predates even the TFG debacle.The Defensive improvement alone jumps out at me. We don't have...

I don't think so. There's no medicine available for double entendres afaik.

No thanks. I am content to take your word on this. ;)

A fellow Fred Eaglesmith fan here??????

They played soccer as kids????

I notice we don't have guys getting open very often down the field this year and we know, esp. with Singleton, that we have speed outside. I have asked myself is our route trees to simple and/or predictable. Another thing is we lack height at this position outside of Boyd to attempt the jump...

Philosophically, when it comes to the rules, I think this guy is the "go to" guy on the topic

I would say posting in a thread where the OP has specifically called for factual information without said factual information is the message board poster equivalent of faking an injury. Is it against the site rules here? Not really. Is it ethical? I'll let others decide. But what really pushes...