Well, that's a lie that is easily exposed once people start getting hurt and missing games.did he ? or was he fibbin' and puttin' one over on us ?
Well, that's a lie that is easily exposed once people start getting hurt and missing games.did he ? or was he fibbin' and puttin' one over on us ?
Put it on ignore and not be bothered with what it posts.Shelby be a totally obnoxious, attention seeking asshole!
I cannot differentiate links from normal text in dark mode... or light mode for all I know. Rivals used to make links clearly visible.. I tend to bold, underline and even color text that is a link for that reason. I have no idea if others have this same issue.That is why I posted a link to the 8-minute video. Feel free to watch it if you want the context. I did not want to write the entire transcript.
The Paul Revere stuff begins at 5:10 mark.
Got it. Thanks for defining the phrase as Greg uses it. Stumbled across that video when I was trying to figure out exactly what Greg meant by vertical integration.I cannot differentiate links from normal text in dark mode... or light mode for all I know. Rivals used to make links clearly visible.. I tend to bold, underline and even color text that is a link for that reason. I have no idea if others have this same issue.
How could you not watch that at teh 5:10 mark you mentioned and not understand what he is saying? He is very clear.. Paul Revere alerted everyone to teh most important thing.. rallied them.. Schiano is saying he wants everyone to reinforce that which the coach says is the most important thing.. rally everyone to the coach's vision.
Is "Paul Revere" an elegant turn of phrase.. no. But in that context it is perfectly understandable.
As far as the OL is concerned, it seems to be a talent problem. Flaherty is a good coach, but this group may have hit their ceiling.To be clear, I was never expecting 10 wins. 8 was achievable for me but now I’m not so sure.
And my disappointment is not all about wins and losses. Part of it is that we haven’t gotten better as a team as the season progressed for the past several years. We’ve seemingly regressed for the most part. To me that’s a sign of coaching.
Also, Greg has been preaching player development and building depth. This is year 5, one would think he’d be able to gave some success by now yet our level of play has seriously dropped off of late after injuries that frankly impact every football program.And as I’ve said repeatedly, our lines are not upper echelon (or even mid-level) Big 10 quality. That’s been hugely disappointing too. How can Iowa and Wisconsin have solid lines every year with ~3 star talent and we can’t?
no.. I doubt it.. I think I have something set somewhere that just doesn't play nice.Got it. Thanks for defining the phrase as Greg uses it. Stumbled across that video when I was trying to figure out exactly what Greg meant by vertical integration.
Links show up in red on my browser. I regularly insert links into key phrases instead of cluttering up posts with long form web addresses. Do you know if links are difficult for most users to see? I post a lot of them.
Appears so. But aren’t these “Greg’s guys”? Isn’t he a savant recruiter? Hasn’t he had multiple years to develop them? Haven’t they been working with Jay Butler, “the best strength coach in America?”As far as the OL is concerned, it seems to be a talent problem. Flaherty is a good coach, but this group may have hit their ceiling.
no.. I doubt it.. I think I have something set somewhere that just doesn't play nice.
3 OL recruits that ended up medically retiring do to injuries 2 who were higher rated make it harder for depth to be closer to the level of startersAppears so. But aren’t these “Greg’s guys”? Isn’t he a savant recruiter? Hasn’t he had multiple years to develop them? Haven’t they been working with Jay Butler, “the best strength coach in America?”
Where’s the results? It’s year 5.
Fair, but Greg is a highly compensated chief executive. And those circumstances have affected other teams as well, maybe not in the same numbers but every school has highly rated recruits that don’t pan out. I expect more of him and so should all of us.3 OL recruits that ended up medically retiring do to injuries 2 who were higher rated make it harder for depth to be closer to the level of starters
Needs 10 more for a solid OL, then 10 more after that for a QB who can be trusted to throw over the middle. Then just 5 more for a punt returner who’s allowed to return them. Program still reeling from Chris Ash….the bootlicking apologists would have you believe.Appears so. But aren’t these “Greg’s guys”? Isn’t he a savant recruiter? Hasn’t he had multiple years to develop them? Haven’t they been working with Jay Butler, “the best strength coach in America?”
Where’s the results? It’s year 5.
It looks like they missed on some of these players.Appears so. But aren’t these “Greg’s guys”? Isn’t he a savant recruiter? Hasn’t he had multiple years to develop them? Haven’t they been working with Jay Butler, “the best strength coach in America?”
Where’s the results? It’s year 5.
Why are we only talking success as a P5 coach????
As a football coach..both Deion and Lance are far more successful.
but as you say..it goes against your narrative so let’s discard their successful seasons..is that how it works?
So that gives him a pass in the other 19 OL recruits he signed?3 OL recruits that ended up medically retiring do to injuries 2 who were higher rated make it harder for depth to be closer to the level of starters
I don't think a coach alone can get us there.He's been a head coach for 2 decades, with 3/4 of that time spent here (really 80 %)
He is what he is
A great leader of men
Terrific recruiter
Tremendous D coordinator
Top notch at building programs and establishing culture
Head coach wise, he's solid, but nothing to write home about
Ceiling in the B1G with him is 8/9 wins, possibly 10 if everything shakes out perfect
I love the man
And we owe him a great debt of gratitude for what he's done On The Banks
But he'll never get us elite
And that's ok - not many coaches have the capability
there's a lot of room between 'average at best' and elite. that's all we ask for in a coach. 'above average'. he's not getting us there, and 5 years is plenty of time. sure, Leipold and Cignetti may rise and fall but at their peaks are clearly higher. Heck, Edsall's peak was higher. Everyone in the BE except maybe Leavitt accomplished more.He's been a head coach for 2 decades, with 3/4 of that time spent here (really 80 %)
He is what he is
A great leader of men
Terrific recruiter
Tremendous D coordinator
Top notch at building programs and establishing culture
Head coach wise, he's solid, but nothing to write home about
Ceiling in the B1G with him is 8/9 wins, possibly 10 if everything shakes out perfect
I love the man
And we owe him a great debt of gratitude for what he's done On The Banks
But he'll never get us elite
And that's ok - not many coaches have the capability
Not disagreeingthere's a lot of room between 'average at best' and elite. that's all we ask for in a coach. 'above average'. he's not getting us there, and 5 years is plenty of time. sure, Leipold and Cignetti may rise and fall but at their peaks are clearly higher. Heck, Edsall's peak was higher. Everyone in the BE except maybe Leavitt accomplished more.
Negative two point zero gets all the excuses and escapes accountability from hundreds of suckers here.
Despite Greg’s efforts the OL recruiting has been real bad. Nowhere near even the bottom of B1G standards. Pat F. can only do so much with this group. The S&C Coach needs to go.Appears so. But aren’t these “Greg’s guys”? Isn’t he a savant recruiter? Hasn’t he had multiple years to develop them? Haven’t they been working with Jay Butler, “the best strength coach in America?”
Where’s the results? It’s year 5.
S&C ain't rocket science. The players just aren't good enough. The issue is recruiting. If the S&C coach somehow was critical to recruiting, then sure, get a new one. But he isn't.Despite Greg’s efforts the OL recruiting has been real bad. Nowhere near even the bottom of B1G standards. Pat F. can only do so much with this group. The S&C Coach needs to go.
Because we are P5/4 school. And GS was only HC here at the college level in any case.
Who is more successful in a major conference? This season?
Since you are a State Penn fan you might not realize that offensive linemen take time to gain the necessary strength & experience to keep the QB alive. Now go back to your showers!So that gives him a pass in the other 19 OL recruits he signed?
it's not the most important position to him. it's obviously not where he prioritizes NIL. he overallocated NIL on others to keep the team intact.There was a post or two where folks listed recruiting as one of Greg's strengths but I just don't see the evidence. He has done an abysmal job with the the most important position on the field.
It has to be a thought. He was the best QB in the admittedly overly-controlled spring game, as he has better speed/strength running the ball than AK and I think he is as good of a passer and maybe better, but on the flip side, lack of game experience might lead to more turnovers and GS hates those.Let's see how he handles this adversity. But, at a minimum, light a fire under the ass of the OC... that O ridiculous.
Is it time to give the ball to Sheppard? See what he can do?
It has to be a thought. He was the best QB in the admittedly overly-controlled spring game, as he has better speed/strength running the ball than AK and I think he is as good of a passer and maybe better, but on the flip side, lack of game experience might lead to more turnovers and GS hates those.
Probably a smaller oneSo, let’s say we beat UCLA by 2+ scores and are 5-2
Is everyone still jumping off a cliff?
So, let’s say we beat UCLA by 2+ scores and are 5-2
Is everyone still jumping off a cliff?
Like, a curb. I will jump off a curb. A low one.Probably a smaller one
only with a coach who emphasizes scoring would a 2 TD margin be expected. Without turnovers, negative two point zero teams can’t score that much since opponents will score too. Vegas will never have us a 2 TD favorite against an FBS team.Saturday is a no-win situation.
Coming into the season it was widely regarded as the easiest conference game.
Win by 2 TDs? If we are a mid to upper-mid tier Big 10 team (as many indicated we are) than at some point winning our easiest conference shouldn't be a cause of celebration.
The reality seems to be we aren't close to actually being a mid to upper mid tier Big 10 team yet.
Other than Purdue, what teams are we clearly above?
If we're also clearly above UCLA, then a 2TD win should be somewhat expected.
LSU/Oregon/PSU were all 3 scores and Minn was just 4 points.Saturday is a no-win situation.
Coming into the season it was widely regarded as the easiest conference game.
Win by 2 TDs? If we are a mid to upper-mid tier Big 10 team (as many indicated we are) than at some point winning our easiest conference shouldn't be a cause of celebration.
The reality seems to be we aren't close to actually being a mid to upper mid tier Big 10 team yet.
Other than Purdue, what teams are we clearly above?
If we're also clearly above UCLA, then a 2TD win should be somewhat expected.