Please. We know what his best year here was. It's right there in the record books for all to see.
Most don’t do it every down though, and they are the best teams... Fundamentals are not their concern. They bring in players and teach them fundamentals on the practice squad for 2-3 years before they have to play them most of the time. We have a much larger percentage of young guys out there than the best teams. We are still trying to teach our guys where to stand and what routes to run.. The faster we ask them to go and the less direction we give them, the more mistakes they will make.
Well he hasn't had eight years here. He has had 4. How many years he should get is a product of what he does going forward, impossible to answer right now. If we have a decent season this year and win 8-10 the following season, it will completely reset the clock for him. If we struggle again this season and the following year, he will be gone. There is no chance we fire him after this season baring something completely crazy.
Bentley was better as a freshman than afterwards. Also the schedule was harder after the first year. Also not as many injuries
If you notice, no huddle has evolved into taking more time on third down. Was go go go every down at first
How can you say this? You don't know what his involvement is in the offense. You aren't in the meetings, nor are you at practice. Everyone saying this is just making assumptions. It is the only conceivable reason in their minds that could exist for our lack of success.
Yes and everything was a but you can’t blame the HC. Players not developing, players not panning out, rampant injuries everywhere he’s been. At some point all of it is on the HC. If the same guy repeats the same pattern at multiple places it’s not the guys he’s surrounding himself with.
Fair enough. But I still maintain that his tenure at Florida is very relevant when it comes to his overall job performance.
Not sure what exactly what you're arguing. But Bentley not getting any better screams out lack of coaching and development.
Bobo has experience with Georgia talent-- which featured a lot of NFL talent. Weiss won a Super Bowl as OC. I'd say it's a wash at best.
Holy crap. Very few in the history of college football HAVE been. Starting to realize how few of our fans understand that.
So in 8 years as a HC with 5 OCs, we're supposed to believe that him always having a pathetic offense is just coincidence?
Exactly. Reality is, you run what you can execute with the personnel we have. We have too many young players to run an up-tempo offense all the time.
If that were true... but we averaged over 30 points a game year before last. That is hardly pathetic. It fell apart in the bowl game that year, but most of the season our offense was humming along just fine... I am not going to go deep into Florida stats to further refute, just saying I think you are being obtusely negative and making assumptions that are not necessarily true. The past is not always an indicator of the future... Whether we want it or not, these are coaches we have right now and he is clearly trying to make changes to get better. May be time to stop whining about a bad season and act like you care about this team.
He's going to get 2 more years. There is no doubt about that. What worries me is that CWM will have marginal seasons this year and next, and people will be saying give him an extension because he improved from 2019. If that happens we will be mired in mediocrity for a generation. That's what a 4 win season will do for a school like SC.
That was good enough to be ranked 57 in scoring offense, his highest here. His lowest was 116. At Florida, his highest was 56 with a low of 114. His average ranking in scoring offense here is 94, while at Florida was 80. Overall, his average is 87. That's pathetic by pretty much any standard. Against SEC opponents and Clemson, it goes even lower.
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So if he has bad offenses there can only be one explanation - he interferes??? How about he hires bad OCs? Just like Bobo, who basically got run off from UGA.
Oh, so you watch him? Well, I watch him too, but I cannot tell he is interfering with the offense from watching him. The only way to know that is to be involved with the program. So far I have heard no former OC complain that the reason they failed was from Muschamp interfering. But you know this from watching that which cannot be watched, and from the rumor mill. Very convincing.
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NFL and college are two different things. He could be a bad college OC but an excellent NFL OC.
In the year 2020 kids want to play in a up tempo offense. The key to winning is recruiting. You don't carry a jackass to the Kentucky derby.
