- October 14th, 2018, 10:43 am
#560618
We can keep the actual discussion in the other threads, but where do you stand as of this week?
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thepostman wrote:I'm shocked the general consensus hasn't changed.We’ve had 6 years to know that every great win is followed by a what just happened loss?
thepostman wrote:I'm shocked the general consensus hasn't changed.Where were you the past 5-6 years (especially the past 3 seasons)?
Jerry Falwell Sr. wrote: Textbooks are Soviet propaganda.
thepostman wrote:I get why Jon is posting these polls weekly but it is silly to think one win changes anything.Which is exactly why I'm posting these. I want to see if the people on here are consistent or if they're just blowing in the wind. People may not like my opinion, but I've been saying the same thing since 2014.
Purple Haize wrote:It’s a one game sample but I’m interested to see if the D Coordinator stays off the field and in the boothIn one of the post game interviews, I think Wimbo said he was going to. I'm really curious to see how much of a difference this might make. If it's like chess, certainly seems it could make a big difference.
willflop wrote:It may seem like a small change but I think it could be a big deal. Could totally change the dynamic on the sidelines and lead to in games adjustments more quickly. Some D Coordinators Do well on the sideline some don’t. I’d like to think this is a positive. If nothing else it shows a willingness to try to change and adaptPurple Haize wrote:It’s a one game sample but I’m interested to see if the D Coordinator stays off the field and in the boothIn one of the post game interviews, I think Wimbo said he was going to. I'm really curious to see how much of a difference this might make. If it's like chess, certainly seems it could make a big difference.
Jerry Falwell Sr. wrote: Textbooks are Soviet propaganda.
Purple Haize wrote:Coach Wimberly said his wife had been nagging him to go up to the box for a couple years. He should have listened much sooner haha. And he should ask her for more suggestions on how to improve the coaching performance. Or maybe Ian should hire her as a consultant.willflop wrote:It may seem like a small change but I think it could be a big deal. Could totally change the dynamic on the sidelines and lead to in games adjustments more quickly. Some D Coordinators Do well on the sideline some don’t. I’d like to think this is a positive. If nothing else it shows a willingness to try to change and adaptPurple Haize wrote:It’s a one game sample but I’m interested to see if the D Coordinator stays off the field and in the boothIn one of the post game interviews, I think Wimbo said he was going to. I'm really curious to see how much of a difference this might make. If it's like chess, certainly seems it could make a big difference.
thepostman wrote:I give the staff kudos for trying something new but this has not been the norm with Gill. I'm kind of shocked to read someone say otherwise.Fired Wagner, Switched OC several times, Special teams coordinator has been altered. We have gone from a Pro style to a 5 wide look . Every game we have a new look. Fake field goal against JMU , Philly Special, Multiple trick plays. Starting Freshman QB over Masha, The tempo can change on a dime in game (see the final drive Saturday) .
His stubbornness has cost us long term success as a program. Same thing would've happened with the last staff but both sides, rightfully, decided to part ways.
Jerry Falwell Sr. wrote: Textbooks are Soviet propaganda.
Jerry Falwell Sr. wrote: Textbooks are Soviet propaganda.