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my point was only his willingness to make changes. He is surprising nimble in the offseason for someone so principled and rigid.
Changing during offseason is meaningless if you refuse to adapt and overcome adversity WHEN IT MATTERS.

Every coach changes stuff during the offseason. Mario shouldn’t be patted on the back because he puts a new coat of paint and new tires on the car every offseason yet refuses to fix the engine
 
Stripes was a great movie
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Changing during offseason is meaningless if you refuse to adapt and overcome adversity WHEN IT MATTERS.

Every coach changes stuff during the offseason. Mario shouldn’t be patted on the back because he puts a new coat of paint and new tires on the car every offseason yet refuses to fix the engine
People act like this statement is defense of Mario. It isn’t. It’s just a statement of fact that a guy with such rigid belief in his way is willing to completely change his staff in the offseason.

I think a lot of people have forgotten seeing a stubborn Al Golden go off season after off season sticking with **** that didn’t work.

Mario needs to empower or support his coordinators to adjust.
 
I dunno I used to think a tiger couldn't change his stripes, but then I read about the Louisiana governor borrowing a faux-Mike the Tiger from a friend in Florida, putting him on the sideline, and telling everybody it was Mike the Tiger. So, in this case the stripes on the tiger got changed.
No. The entire tiger got changed… which is what we need
 
Saban and Coughlin changed, I doubt Mario does but he has to eventually if he wants to survive here
I said this very sane thing during Mario’s first season and was negged for doing so by the slurp crew.

I have always maintained that’s he’s a great recruiter, but a terrible game day coach that needed to stay out of the way on game day and let his coordinators cook. In big time football, game day coaching and schemes matter. Cigneti has taken Indiana from being the worst program in CFB history to a steamroller in 3 seasons, and they have less talent than a lot of teams.

@RVACane can vouch for me. I’ve always been fair in my criticisms of Mario. At this point there is more than enough data to verify that he needs to evolve and grow as a HC if he’s ever going to win anything of significance.
 
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I said this very sane thing during Mario’s first season and was negged for doing so by the slurp crew.

I have always maintained that’s he’s a great recruiter, but a terrible game day coach that needed to stay out of the way on game day and let his coordinators cook. In big time football, game day coaching and schemes matter. Cigneti has taken Indiana from being the worst program in CFB history to a steamroller in 3 seasons, and they have less talent than a lot of teams.

@RVACane can vouch for me. I’ve always been fair in my criticisms of Mario. At this point there is more than enough data to verify that he needs to evolve and grow as a HC is he’s ever going to win anything is significance.
Yea I have finally jumped to this camp, he needs to stay away from the offense and if he is then fire Dawson or push him out. But every OC he gets its the same thing so he will be fired eventually, unless a miracle happens and he changes
 
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Cristobal isn’t handcuffing Dawson. Dawson is just a mediocre OC saddled with a mediocre QB.
I know sarcasm doesn't translate well on the web, but I couldn't help myself. I actually agree with both of your points, A really great OC won't work for Wario, or at least not for long. Not with the boundaries he sets around the offense. As far as Bunk is concerned, I think he's a head case. He has all afternoon to throw and after he gets through one-thousand-one in his gourd, he gets really nervous.
I'm watching him get happy feet when he could literally mix a pitcher of Martinis back there, and I'm like: WTF is going on with him?
 
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