Is Satterfield nasty enough to be a HC?

[CuseJacket]

His team is 0-3 in the ACC. They rack up penalties and turn the ball over at an alarming rate.

Hot takes from last year - names removed. Feel free to own up.

I probably believe the UL team had given up on Petrino and his nonsense last year. Satterfield is a good coach, and it shows tonight.

Louisville is going be a beast in another season or two. Satterfield is legit.

+1

He was may fave at the time as well......

I would go "All In" for Satterfield

Looks like Satterfield was the hire of the year in the ACC.

Yeah, while Tstan was stepping all over his nuts to hire Whiz, Louisville was hiring Satterfield

 

[DuckGT]

Post the names. They need to be publicly shamed

 

[Techster]

I know 'Cuse is being facetious, but mea culpa...I really liked Satterfield at the time, and wanted him to at least be seriously considered. I liked what he did at App State.

In Satterfield's defense, he came in 2nd in the Atlantic last year. Also, their conference losses this year came to undefeated #7 Miami, 3-1 PItt....and GT.

I still think he's going to do well at Louisville.

 

[Milwaukee]

Funny take but extremely weak. Satterfield is a damn good coach bruh.

 

[THWG]

I know 'Cuse is being facetious, but mea culpa...I really liked Satterfield at the time, and wanted him to at least be seriously considered. I liked what he did at App State.

In Satterfield's defense, he came in 2nd in the Atlantic last year. Also, their conference losses this year came to undefeated #7 Miami, 3-1 PItt....and GT.

I still think he's going to do well at Louisville.

This exactly. I wanted us to hire one of Satterfield or Collins, so I'm really glad that we got one of them.

 

[smokey_wasp]

Satterfield is a good coach but I believe Collins is the absolute better fit for us. Not everyone gets and embraces GT, but he does.

He is still gonna drive ya'll crazy for years to come.

 

[Deleted member 2897]

I know 'Cuse is being facetious, but mea culpa...I really liked Satterfield at the time, and wanted him to at least be seriously considered. I liked what he did at App State.

In Satterfield's defense, he came in 2nd in the Atlantic last year. Also, their conference losses this year came to undefeated #7 Miami, 3-1 PItt....and GT.

I still think he's going to do well at Louisville.

I don’t see anything facetious in this.

 

[CuseJacket]

Funny take but extremely weak. Satterfield is a damn good coach bruh.

It's as if you think this thread is about Satterfield. Do better, @Milwaukee.

Satterfield is a good coach. This is just in good fun.

 

[Milwaukee]

I get it. Hence the funny take.

 

[smokey_wasp]

I have seen some Louisville fans on twitter talking about how poorly coached they are compared to us. Fandom is a funny thing. Lol

 

[HurricaneJacket]

His refusal to use timeouts was weird, but yeah otherwise a good coach

 

[InsideLB]

I have seen some Louisville fans on twitter talking about how poorly coached they are compared to us. Fandom is a funny thing. Lol

A team is only as good as its last game.

Louisville looks solid in a lot of respects. Wouldn't be surprised to see them clean things up and turn in a solid season despite their rough start. One can see the ingredients are there. They just need to clean things up.

 

[smokey_wasp]

A team is only as good as its last game.

Louisville looks solid in a lot of respects. Wouldn't be surprised to see them clean things up and turn in a solid season despite their rough start. One can see the ingredients are there. They just need to clean things up.

All of the mid pack ACC teams are pretty similar, which is why anything can happen, week to week.

 

[kg01]

Cuse is a better man than I. That opening post could've exhibited so much more savagery. Many of yall got off easy.

 

[Madison Grant]

I don't know if it was cockiness or if he's normally a gambler, but he took a lot of dumb risks tonight. 2 times it paid off for him, but taking the penalty on 4th and goal for us when he could have forced us to kick a FG really came back to bite him in his butt. We went up 32-27 instead of maybe 29-27 (you never know with our kicking game), and never gave up the lead.

 

[JacketOff]

I don't know if it was cockiness or if he's normally a gambler, but he took a lot of dumb risks tonight. 2 times it paid off for him, but taking the penalty on 4th and goal for us when he could have forced us to kick a FG really came back to bite him in his butt. We went up 32-27 instead of maybe 29-27 (you never know with our kicking game), and never gave up the lead.

Re: accepting the penalty on 3rd and goal
Tech was never going to kick a FG there. Accepting the penalty made it 3rd and goal from the 19 instead of 4th and goal from the 3. Statistically it’s much harder to score a touchdown in 2 plays from the 19 than one play from the 3. Just so happens that GT has Jahmyr Gibbs on our side, and the rest is history.

 

[SteamWhistle]

Not enough face mask grabbing and yelling for me.

 

[SOWEGA Jacket]

Turnovers can change history. We turn it over 3 plus times and we made a 7 year mistake. They have 3 turnovers and they made a mistake. Insert any team name in the country.

 

[Sheboygan]

" Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery "

 

[DeepSnap]

Probably the most OL holding calls on an opponent I can remember seeing.... plus the rarely called WR one..... and they had their share of motion penalties, too, IIRC.

A coupla bad ones by their true FR OT & a face mask on their C..... then there was the obvious targeting call.

There were the roughing the passer penalties - the bogus one against Clayton & the real one later on with the hit on Sims.....

If the guys in the gold hats had done this, we'd be wailing, too. Oh, wait, we've been there earlier this year.

THWG!