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I missed this. When did they say tha?

you're absolutely right. But I believe the programs who know how to evaluate talent often end up with the best kids...

The only issue I take with this is I believe the coaches never look at these kids' star rankings. They see really good football players. The recruiting services then attach the appropriate star value on the kid so when the kid blows up in college they can say "we were all in on these kids...

I remember CCK being a pretty stout recruiter when he was here. I'd love to see him come in and work with special teams. Maybe give him a title like "blitz package consultant" or something. Let him rove as needed on the coaching staff.

Ayn Rand died bitter and alone. Chan Gailey won't. I never had a problem with Gailey the man. His inability to adjust his mindset to the college game frustrated me, but I thought he handled his tenure here with dignity and class.

Who cares. It's not CPJ's job to put players in the NFL. It's his job to win college football games. Now, I don't think he's done this with enough regularity, but putting players in the league isn't his job.

You finally said something that makes sense. id take him here too...

1) I've often expressed the opinion that I'd rather have the more talented, athletic kid on the field at QB than the one who's going to make the right reads more often but is limited in his ability to make plays. This year tested that theory for me. There were times when TM looked like JeT 2.0...

Then it's a good thing I absolutely could not care less what you think.

This isn't any more true now than the first however many times you said it. We absolutely need to complete more of the pass plays we call. We don't need to call more pass plays. Big difference.

So you can't read, either? I said you don't HAVE to. Teams win regularly skewing one way or the other in run/pass.

I'll elaborate; if you watch this OL play and believe they're well-coached, no amount of expert opinion will help...

No.

Yep. Better things to do than explain why a bad coach is bad. Mike Sewak has been a problem for a while. Everyone I know who's opinion I trust on football sees it. If you don't, so be it.

I saw us struggle to get any push against Jacksonville St. I see guys look lost in pass pro. I'm not sure when this year you saw this OL "dominate." Maybe for a bit against Tennessee, but Tennessee was a garbage can fire. Again, I'd love to be wrong about this, but I haven't seen anything that...

Consistently below average line play? With the exception of 2014, and parts of 2016, I can't think of a time I'd consider our offensive line a "Strength." And we've had some quality recruits there in the past. I see guys continually being beaten on blocks and pass protection is often laughable...

I do actually wonder sometimes if I could do Sewak's job better than him. But I believe he might be the worst coach at his position in the country, so...

I have been as disappointed with Mike Pelton as any position coach I can think of. He was supposed to be one of the top coaches at his position and a dynamic recruiter. I've seen very little of either during his tenure here...

I think every coach probably thinks their way is the best way. Being a head football coach is a little like being a politician, in that I'm not sure you can be a functioning human being and be good at it. That doesn't make CPJ any different than any other coach. What will determine if he IS...

I'd like this a dozen times if that were possible. Our talent evaluation on prospective offensive linemen is so bad I'd almost think Thomas Demitroff was doing it. I've long been against the tactics some suggest here of taking 8-10 OL per year, but the practice of getting kids to our OL camp...