POLL: Would you approve of Ron Zook as Special Teams coach?

[oxrageous]

I think our ST were exemplary under Urban. We blocked and returned kicks regularly. We could use an aggressive face coaching these groups so the we put the best athletes on these groups to get the results that can often be the difference in games.

I’m not an UM nut swinger completely but the ST under his tenure was so good it was almost expected every game

Since he's the best in the business, that's no surprise.

 

[78]

74 people on this board need the left side of their brain reworked.

 

[oxrageous]

74 people on this board need the left side of their brain reworked.

My stats say YOU were one of the 74. What are you trying to pull?

 

[78]

My stats say YOU were one of the 74. What are you trying to pull?

First time I've logged in from a computer in a couple days. I'm starting to like the stealth of the Google app.

 

[AvgJoe]

Since he's the best in the business, that's no surprise.

So who is the best? I am assuming you are referring to UM. If so I concur.

I can’t recall a CFB team with the ability to make such an impact.

I do remember back in the day, quez returning back to back punt returns in the swamp against USCe before they were SEC.... long time ago for me and I’m not sure on the back to back but I was influenced by the spirit of the occasion.

Maybe somebody can re-remember it?

I have taught my kids that if “you block a kick” you’ll win the game.

 

[oxrageous]

Law says it all the time and he’s right. Meyer is probably the best special teams coach in history. Anything after him is going to seem inferior.

 

[Swamp Donkey]

I do remember back in the day, quez returning back to back punt returns in the swamp against USCe before they were SEC....

you think Quez played for the Gators before South Carolina join the SEC?

more importantly you think the fact that Spurrier attracted some great receivers who also could return punts means that moRon Zook was a good special teams coach?

 

[Swamp Donkey]

Law says it all the time and he’s right. Meyer is probably the best special teams coach in history. Anything after him is going to seem inferior.

it's hard to think of anyone who's even a competitor. I guess Virginia Tech through the years has had pretty solid special teams but they were never so dynamic and such game changers.

if there's anyone else that even content for the title, I don't know who it would be.

this coming from a someone as you guys know is not the biggest Urban fan on the planet.