It just dawned on me that Mullen coaches like a Pop Warner coach. I was watching SEC Media days and Mullen kept talking about versatility. Most kids should avoid coaches who use that term like the plague. It’s career suicide for most of them. I cross train my kids because they haven’t yet grown into their man bodies. And you never know how a kids body will mature. Some tall kids stop growing. Some fat kids get skinny. And vice versa. But I can’t understand why our coaches think it’s such an advantage for college kids. I personally think it doomed us last year. How else could you explain upperclassmen being so lost? I think they should just do some actual coaching and identify what positions these kids play and leave them there. That way you create an advantage for having players with seniority. Are you really a veteran if you play a new position every year? Find your best 11 defenders and roll with them. Not saying you can’t play a lot of guys, but you should have a true depth chart. The more I think about it I’m probably blaming the wrong guy. That strategy works for offense. But there needs to be cohesion on defense. I need to be able to trust my teammates. But I saw Kaiir get beat several times trying to cover for Marco.