And that's the thing.
We are so quick to forget that a good majority of fans wanted to ditch the triple and get a younger , more energetic coacch that can recruit and runs a modern offense
And that's what We got
Long term in theory this will bring us back to the pre cpj years
If all we wanted is a replacement for CPj and a short term fix we would have hired another option coach, ga southern went this route for a bit
I don't think anyone expected us to be this bad this year mind you we didn't have a great season last year either
I just want Collins to own up to where we are at and stop acting like a blow out doesn't matter, stop joking around on the sidelines etc look like it's serious and just be honest with the fans and media
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I used to have a great deal of respect for the Milwaukee Brewers baseball team. Most years they were 5 out of 5 in their division. But also one of the few clubs that could make money in a small market.
I think it was Bud Selig who was the GM who said something to the effect that, "We cannot outbid the Yankees for talent. What we can do is find talent, develop and yes, they will leave in 3-5 years and earn big bucks with the Yankees. But, we will have a great club and provide a great baseball experience for our fans." And they did. Selig recognized the forces against them ... small market, no media presence, limited merchandising ... and devised a strategy to survive. I feel the same way about the Packers, but less so today.
The AA has not yet figured out the GT Way for football. They need to ask themselves, "How do we compete in a second tier P5 conference with limited resources and fanbase and tough academics?"
It is not by out Clemsoning Clemson.
At this point, I am totally fine with going 8-4 every year in football if there is a coherent strategy overall to athletics. My personal view is we need to be Number 1 in basketball simply because we are the largest media market in the number one basketball conference in the country and basketball doesn't require the resources of football.
But ... I have no idea what the AA strategy is. All I've heard is "our goal is to win championships". Reminds me of the the Republicans, "If elected, we will repeal Obamacare." Right.