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The more I think about this, I think I got it wrong earlier in the thread. I may have taken the quote out of context. He knew at the time of the conference that George was hurt as well as X. Given the limited numbers and the production he anticipated from both of those guys that will in fact...

Sure. But you get my drift. Coach needs to take responsibility. A thinly-veiled suggestion that your players aren’t good enough is disappointing. He’s being compensated to get that group to perform.

Really? We are discussing football. What part of my post compelled you to hurl an unnecessary personal insult that added nothing to the discussion? How old are you? Next, what part of being accountable, responsible, and professional and not accepting a victim or woe-is-me mentality is not...

I don’t think he should be saying publicly that the wide receiver room is a challenge. Instead, I think he needs to be accountable and responsible and say that he and the rest of the offensive staff have to be better with schemes and game plans and the sort so that they are put in a better...

C'mon. Then what is it then? Don't play naive.

@Mr. Dynasty1 @brock It might be the truth but it's a bad look for a coach to throw college kids under the bus. It's his job to extract as much as he can from them. Thus far, he's not doing it. And how are these kids going to buy in when coach is throwing you under the bus? You got to be a...

That's a concern and it reminds me of the text message he sent to the Michigan players after he left to come here. In a text to some Michigan players, Josh Gattis said, “Unfortunately the past few weeks has told a different story to me about the very little appreciation I have here from...

This is not the type of talk we ought to be hearing.