Coaching decisions directly responsible for loss

[BMF]

Yeah. I'm not watching it this weekend. I have things going on but I was going to DVR it. Not even doing that now.

Ditto, although I will DVR it. Probably won't watch it though. I'm going to a CFB game; #1 James Madison vs. #15 Villanova. Should be fun....or at least more exciting that watching a monkey trying to f*ck a football (i.e. our offense, Jim McElwain, Greg Nord, and Doug Nussmeir).

 

[stephenPE]

Coaching decisions directly responsible for loss

 

[ItsDookie87]

What I don't get is at the end of the article he talks about how he's not calling for any heads but that the coaches need to adapt and improve. Really ahole? We're in year three and we are only now talking about the need to adapt and improve. It's this type of shyt that keeps coaches around for too long. They need to be adapting and improving during the first game of their first year and if that isn't happening by year three then it's time to move on, not time to start talking about it.