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I re-read what I wrote and I think I said it right. I meant that we've transitioned from Felder to Feeley and I think the benefits are there. Also, you seem S&C-inclined. I'd like to see you get something like this and formulate your own analysis of how you'd train players - maybe even get your...

So I'm going to admit that I set you up a little bit here. I don't mean to be disrespectful nor imply that you aren't competent in this world, but this a very common statement from people who aren't strength coaches, have no background in exercise physiology, and have no gold-standard...

Another thing I wanted to add really quickly here is that many times I actually did feel like I was stealing from parents. I had a father call me and tell me he wanted me to train his son. When I met with him, he said, "This is Johnny, and we want him to play OLB for the University of...

The 2001 and 2002 teams at UM are actually a great example of the degree to which better athletes wipe the floor with other athletes. There are still some weirdos on this board who defend Swasey, but they were actually that much better than the competition in spite of the S&C program here under...

Don't shift the burden of proof to me, you're the one making the claim that he's a bum. I want you to tell me why. And I know you don't know the specific aspects of his training, and quite frankly I don't either. What I can tell you is that I've held Mickey Marotti's (Director of S&C with Meyer...

Okay, I'll humor you: Which - specifically - aspects of Feeley's programming do you take issue with, and which - specifically - S&C Coach would you like Miami to hire and why? I'll grant you that running 300s or whatever it was probably isn't the best metric to use, so we can scratch that off.

That's because they recruit better linemen. I'm getting tired of explaining this to people.