This is very accurate. In 2011 they went 9-4. Paterno was fired after game 9 due to the mess going on (they were 8-1 then). BOB went 8-4 and 7-5 his two years there with only 65 scholarships total and many of the starters transferring. Some of those losses were terrible though.
15-9, never higher than second place in their division. It was mediocre. He definitely walked into a bad situation but outside of just completely cratering, his time there was mediocre. Then he went to Houston and completely decimated an entire franchise.
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Follow along as I type slowly.
Both are based, literally, on running to a spot and throwing to a spot. It's not complicated.I'm giving credit where it's rightfully due. I'm giving credit to whom it's rightfully due. I'm giving that credit because I saw it—as did others if they would have watched Jalen both seasons—with my own two eyes.
You seem to miss what Terry was trying to say.
He rarely gets it....
He was left with few scholarships and most of the team transferred out. The Houston thing he admits was because he decided to coach and GM instead of just coach.
And there you go. An entire season of watching how much Jalen had progressed and you never saw it in spite of it happening right before your eyes.
I am a slow country bumpkin i know...but i read fast...so dont have to slow down typing tohelpme...some say i do just fine for ignorant Tennessee hillbillyFollow along as I type slowly.
Offensive schemes based on wide receivers routes; not the development from Riley at the QB position which you're lauding.
Riley runs an Air Raid offense. It's an offense that is based on wide receivers routing (in this case, specifically the Y cross both shallow and deep.) It doesn't take a dynamic QB to run that offense.
You won't find me nor anyone else suggesting Jalen didn't benefit from his time at OU. That said, his time in OU was reflective of the development he experienced under Enos. The very things we were critical of with Jalen's play we didn't see his last season here. What we did see both that season and the year he was in Norman mirror each other.
Rather than sound like a plumber giving electrical advice I'd suggest doing a lot of research in both the Air Raid and the Fun 'n Gun.
I'm giving credit where it's rightfully due. I'm giving credit to whom it's rightfully due. I'm giving that credit because I saw it—as did others if they would have watched Jalen both seasons—with my own two eyes.
Managed is not the same as developed. Therein is the crux of this conversation.
I call Dabo a cheater because he was one at Bama and is one at Clemson. I call him a hypocrite because he is one. He's your modern day Southern Baptist found fishing, alone, on Saturday with a case of beer only to criticize anyone drinking on Monday. He's not the same person in life as his "self-created" persona. That can also be termed as one being a fraud.
Notice no reference to coaching there.
Tried To hang with this discussion, but this is about all I got out of it.
Did you miss the
after that sentence? I wasn't making fun, just pokin'.
I wasnt offended...we poke each other all thetimeDid you miss the
I guess nick didnt see it either.
Damn. It might be time for you to hang this one up. When I said you couldn't remember that season I didn't realize it was this bad.
