Leach has put a lot of guys in the NFL and has an extensive coaching tree. That doesn't happen by chance. He ain't Joe Moe, trust the process.....
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Leach has put a lot of guys in the NFL and has an extensive coaching tree. That doesn't happen by chance. He ain't Joe Moe, trust the process.....
I know I'm a broken record on this, but all of those guys on his coaching tree have adapted his Air Raid Offense. Leach is still running basically the same plays out of the same formations.
This is due to the players learning the system, they are just now trying to grasp the basics. Look at the guys he has coached and recruited, they have been very successful in the NFL. Take a look at his coaching record. Trust the process...
Leach will be fine. This year sucks but these players have mostly sucked no matter who the coach was. I'm glad to see him purging some of them that don't fit.
I get your point, and he may have to adjust some things.Quote:
Originally Posted by HoopsDawg
But offensive scheme is only about 30% of coaching a football team. Trust the process on the other 70%
Is Leach’s coaching tree the best in college football because of his scheme or the way he runs a program?
In Swing your Sword, Leach says that his biggest regret isn’t a player that he’s cut but rather the ones he didn’t cut. Says 1-2 players can infect an entire team.
Trust him. He’s right. He’s a fine wine.
The money involved and the instinct gratification society has destroyed the ability for coaches to build the right way. Everything is a quick fix these days.
You can’t beat Bama with a quick fix. Not happening.
I agree, I have no idea how bad it will get this year or next year, but I for one believe he will get it working.
I'm not going to trust Leach until he solves the 3-8.
ESPN is going to tell us what is wrong with Leach during halftime of USA- Georgia Southern game.
He only solved that for 20 years, but whatever you say bub.Quote:
Originally Posted by HoopsDawg
Did they really?Quote:
Originally Posted by Leeshouldveflanked
Why do they care so much about him. Is it political?
Exactly. It’s insanity.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mobile Bay
I just want to see him make in game adjustments to get things rolling. I believe Leach is a great coach but he has not coached great the last three ball games.
I hope so, but that's not the impression I've gotten so far. The broadcast analysts on the Arky game said Washington's 3-8 was his Kryptonite. They didn't mention anyone else trying it. Then there's been the last three games, where he certainly didn't solve it. So until I see it happen, color me skeptical. He seems way too smart not to solve it, but again, I ain't seen it yet.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mobile Bay
Yes. Prepare to be the most hated team by MSESPNQuote:
Originally Posted by ShotgunDawg
There's no such thing as bad publicity. We'll gain fans through that as wellQuote:
Originally Posted by BuckyIsAB****
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Originally Posted by Lord McBuckethead
For many people right now, this like saying a blind squirrel finds a nut every once in a while.
When a team regresses for three weeks in a row, fans are certainly fair to question the guy getting paid $5 mil. Calling for his job is foolish. But discussing concerns is fair. Don't get the two groups of people confused.
Agree.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cowbell
We can't realistically expect much in-game when the adjustments that need to be made right now are 5 OL blocking 3, QB making decisions faster, and WR's sitting down in the right spots. Tuning a machine isn't going to give you anything significant if it's barely running in the first place.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cowbell