Jeff Scott = Skip Holtz

[Brad]

5 hours ago, NewEnglandBull said:

It’s not a jinx it’s university leadership. They have done little for USF football in the past 8 years.

12 years

[CousinRicky]

4 hours ago, puc86 said:

Certainly coaching was not the positive difference maker in the near loss they simply got further out of their own way. They are absolutely the reason why we have not won a single FBS game this season and the evidence has mounted at an absurd level.

Maybe they coached up a less talented team.

[puc86]

41 minutes ago, CousinRicky said:

Maybe they coached up a less talented team.

Maybe, let’s stay tuned for next weeks episode 

[CousinRicky]

9 minutes ago, puc86 said:

Maybe, let’s stay tuned for next weeks episode 

Was this game better than 3 games ago? Or 4 games ago? Are the same players on the team minus a few? So maybe progress? 

[puc86]

Just now, CousinRicky said:

Was this game better than 3 games ago? Or 4 games ago? Are the same players on the team minus a few? So maybe progress? 

Yes but most people said these kids could not be put into positions to win and the coaches were simply fortune’s fools, that theory was completely blown up today and we were obviously not putting the right people in the the right positions to win.

Even when we actually found out that the ingredients were not the complete reason the line chefs from McDonald’s cannot cook at The French Laundry, they still have to beat if over our heads by making sure to ruin desert course on the first time they actually dumb lucked their way into not completely ruining an entire meal.
The coaches are the ones learning on the job they are the ones furthest removed from competing at this level and hopefully they spend more time on self evaluation than they do on coming up with endless excuses about how they are forced to hold themselves back from winning in the AAC, most people would be embarrassed to say they can’t compete in the bottom half of their profession because they are held back by the same obstacles every other team is facing. But not our staff.

If CJS was not aware that most teams do not get too 5 talent that can help to mask their ineptitude we probably should have looked a bit harder at someone that has actually had to grind things out and make it work or maybe has even ran a thing or two or can be bothered to actually show up for the job he was hired to do.

[NewEnglandBull]

9 minutes ago, puc86 said:

Yes but most people said these kids could not be put into positions to win and the coaches were simply fortune’s fools, that theory was completely blown up today and we were obviously not putting the right people in the the right positions to win.

Even when we actually found out that the ingredients were not the complete reason the line chefs from McDonald’s cannot cook at The French Laundry, they still have to beat if over our heads by making sure to ruin desert course on the first time they actually dumb lucked their way into not completely ruining an entire meal.
The coaches are the ones learning on the job they are the ones furthest removed from competing at this level and hopefully they spend more time on self evaluation than they do on coming up with endless excuses about how they are forced to hold themselves back from winning in the AAC, most people would be embarrassed to say they can’t compete in the bottom half of their profession because they are held back by the same obstacles every other team is facing. But not our staff.

If CJS was not aware that most teams do not get too 5 talent that can help to mask their ineptitude we probably should have looked a bit harder at someone that has actually had to grind things out and make it work or maybe has even ran a thing or two or can be bothered to actually show up for the job he was hired to do.

Four paragraphs...just say the coaches need to do better.

[CousinRicky]

14 minutes ago, puc86 said:

Yes but most people said these kids could not be put into positions to win and the coaches were simply fortune’s fools, that theory was completely blown up today and we were obviously not putting the right people in the the right positions to win.

Even when we actually found out that the ingredients were not the complete reason the line chefs from McDonald’s cannot cook at The French Laundry, they still have to beat if over our heads by making sure to ruin desert course on the first time they actually dumb lucked their way into not completely ruining an entire meal.
The coaches are the ones learning on the job they are the ones furthest removed from competing at this level and hopefully they spend more time on self evaluation than they do on coming up with endless excuses about how they are forced to hold themselves back from winning in the AAC, most people would be embarrassed to say they can’t compete in the bottom half of their profession because they are held back by the same obstacles every other team is facing. But not our staff.

If CJS was not aware that most teams do not get too 5 talent that can help to mask their ineptitude we probably should have looked a bit harder at someone that has actually had to grind things out and make it work or maybe has even ran a thing or two or can be bothered to actually show up for the job he was hired to do.

I hope you didn't expect me to read a post that long. I didn't.

[puc86]

5 minutes ago, NewEnglandBull said:

Four paragraphs...just say the coaches need to do better.

[NewEnglandBull]

1 minute ago, puc86 said:

Not that many...you must have been a liberal arts major. 

[puc86]

Just now, CousinRicky said:

I hope you didn't expect me to read a post that long. I didn't.

Neb summarized it pretty well the only new content was a Thomas Keller reference and I don’t think I’ve used that before.