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He doesn't have to be Sabag or be an *******. He just has to be a great leader. Plenty of decent humans are great leaders.

We'll disagree on the Pitt response. I think we should have jumped all over the backup QB and suffocated them from the 1st snap. We didn't. And I'm sick of this talking point about "deflating losses" ruining the rest of seasons. Teams lose. Buck up and get back out there.

Yeah. We're struggling on 3rd down because we're doing a terrible job of 1st down, but no one talks about 1st down. It's the forgotten down. Bad 1st down plays are killing us because it's getting us out of tempo too. When you're 2nd and 10, you suddenly start second guessing going break neck...

Sabag had the bad first year then flipped it immediately. I'm not as positive on *****, but I know he struggled mainly with coordinators early at Clemson and had to bring in a new OC and DC. Venables and a couple great QB signings turned it around for him. I'm not sure on Diaz. I don't like the...

The bag programs are dropping the bags to get the right players in the first place, not dropping them to keep 7th rounders around.

Winners establish winning cultures very quickly. Losers can't. There's no question that losing teams have bad cultures, but it's because they're losing and have horrible leadership from the top. Look at what the top coaches do when they take over floundering programs. They get the culture...

After all these years of hearing about bad culture at UM and the new guy cleaning it up (but not really), I’ve come to the conclusion that bad culture is a crutch that failing coaches use to excuse their failure. The top coaches are never yammering about culture; if there are issues, they get...

Why do we seem like we have such a struggle every year convincing our players not to overlook opponents? We shouldn't be overlooking anyone after going 6-7 and losing to such dreck and then getting anally punished into submission by Clemson. Yet here we are every week with Diaz talking about how...