Nah let’s beat it.
It's Time for 'Money Down'
CHAPEL HILL – Any way to get off the field, right? Even raising seemingly silly signs with the dollar symbol on them,northcarolina.rivals.com
Not to beat a dead horse but…
It’s like watching a horror movie where UNC just opened the door that the killer is obviously hiding behind. We the audience know exactly what’s about to happen.
It's Time for 'Money Down'
CHAPEL HILL – Any way to get off the field, right? Even raising seemingly silly signs with the dollar symbol on them,
Not to beat a dead horse but…
It’s like watching a horror movie where UNC just opened the door that the killer is obviously hiding behind. We the audience know exactly what’s about to happen.
I had the same thought. He’s shown to be a part of solid defenses when given talent and no other responsibilities.
I was going to.post this. I live in Chapel Hill and saw this in the newspaper. I just had to chuckle. I have already warned my tar heel buddies. They don't care as long as they win.It's Time for 'Money Down'
CHAPEL HILL – Any way to get off the field, right? Even raising seemingly silly signs with the dollar symbol on them,
Not to beat a dead horse but…
It’s like watching a horror movie where UNC just opened the door that the killer is obviously hiding behind. We the audience know exactly what’s about to happen.
He just cannot handle being a leader. He needs to be given direction and to work within that confinement. He can be a good to great DC but has zero management skills that translate to being a HC.
Same here. He has proven in the past to be a good DC at a pretty high level. Not sure why people think that’s not relevant experience. As for looking at our defense and thinking he was still good enough for UNC… our defense was still pretty bad without him here. Bad enough that we now have nearly a full boat of new defensive coaches. So I can understand putting together that fact and that he had success before as a DC and thinking maybe the defensive woes here weren’t completely his fault (yes I do put the blame at his feet because he hired most of the coaches and recruited the players).
Most of the defenses he coordinated "at a pretty high level" were already at that level before he showed up, and he was only there a year or two. While our defenses were generally not good under CPJ, Collins came in and as self-appointed defensive guru, made them worse. We were notoriously bad at giving up a 1st on "Money Down".
Hypothetically…what if the gaggers wanted him after Kirby walks off into the sunset? Should that be allowed?
To be fair, even when he fails this year, it’s not his fault. He had to completely change Chizik’s system. Can’t win with 140-pound defensive linemen.
except in this case, we're sorta figuring the main character deserves exactly what's coming.It's Time for 'Money Down'
CHAPEL HILL – Any way to get off the field, right? Even raising seemingly silly signs with the dollar symbol on them,
Not to beat a dead horse but…
It’s like watching a horror movie where UNC just opened the door that the killer is obviously hiding behind. We the audience know exactly what’s about to happen.
Yeah. He now has to deal with the greatest defensive rebuild in the history of college football.
I assumed the “he had talent” and “they were good already” would come out. Whatever makes you happy.
oil fraud. And I didn’t have any use for UNCheat to begin with.
I guess I’m bitter, vengeful, and an unforgiving old fart with you thenI hope he fails miserably. He turned the team I love into a smoking ruin and collected $ millions for his crimes. I am a bitter, vengeful, and unforgiving old fart who desires to see the humiliation of this snake
I just don't think getting handed the keys to a Ferrari automatically makes you a good driver.
(u)GA athletes beg to differ.
