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If I won’t convince you, take it from this guy:

Again, I don’t get how you’re not understanding my point. The coaches have clearly failed, but the players can do better. End of story.

I love how people assume I’m defending the coaches by being critical of the players. The coaches suck dyck, but I refuse to let the players off scott free. No way in ****.

I played and I coach. I’m not defending Diaz. What I am saying is the players need to be held accountable for not having any pride in their play. My high school football team wasn’t very good, and we didn’t have great coaches. We started the season 0-3. We had a team meeting and realized...

Both, along with laziness.

That’s true, but certain errors can’t be rectified through coaching. No coach is going to help Pope, Hightower, and Wiggins catch the ball. No coach is going to help Baxa kick a field goal. The players always get off easy because everybody tells them they would play better under a different...

Thank you. Everybody wants to either blame the players or the coaches, but the reality is that no one is carrying their weight. It’s painfully obvious.

At what point does any blame go to the players? It’s clear Diaz is a clown. His players show zero pride and don’t seem to care about losing. Then they don’t make plays at critical junctures of the game. Diaz is head man, but I’m tired blaming everything on one man. The program in general is...

Diaz is a **** and is in way over his head, but the players suck ***, too. We can’t kick. We can’t block. We can’t catch. We can’t tackle. We can’t avoid penalties. You can blame the coaches for not developing the players, but at the end of the day you still got a bunch of lazy, primadonna...