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Home Slice said:
. . . and what he says is telling. He took a lot of digs at Dugans and Rickets without ever mentioning their names. Seems to be everything most of us suspected last season. Good interview.
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What happened was, last year you gotta understand the whole picture, starting with coach richt, first things first, coach richt dont like cry babies, keep in mind, when coach dugans was out their recruiting, he had the young guns amped up thinking they could come in and be the next Ahmon richards or do close to what jt4 did as freshman, one of the problems them young guns ran into was going up against the #1 defense in the nation everyday in practice, #28 and bandy along with jaquan and redwine wasnt having it, so they getting shutdown in practice, except hightower, but now as the weeks went on they still thinking they should be getting playing time cause the offense was sputtering and many of them thought when Ahmon went down, and cager dropping passes, and they sizing up langham thinking they were better than him, started blasting cager, mad cause they wasnt playing, add in the fact that perry and jt4 became cry babies as well, having no Ahmon and no berrios a guy like cager had no say so cause he was inconsistent, people who played and know football, guys mainly only listen to the guys who getting it done on the field, so when you got young jits trying to tell 2 guys with national championships rings who should be playing, and why thye not playing, coach richt went the old skool route to establish and restore order to the offensive side of the ball and reset the minds of crybabies, who wasnt working hard enuff, didnt know the playbook well enuff but they thinking they had says so. Than you had alot of so called UM fans crying just like the freshmen.

Most of the defensive players didnt respect the offensive guys who were crybabies, even now, when you hearing about kj osborn coming in leading, showing guys what it takes, being a crybaby wasnt gone get it done, with that many young guys crying and threatening to transfer, they all were their own worst enemies and not realizing their is a developmental phase to college football, 1st things 1st, none of them are on Ahmon richards level, instead of thinking they should be getting the playing time Ahmon got when he was a True freshman, they missed the part of how hard Ahmon worked and the mindset he had as a receiver, he didnt workout just to be the best receiver on the field, he worked out with the mindset that he wanted to be the best player on any field he stepped on, none of those crybabies from last year have that mentality, and coach diaz to his credit understood and understabds the mindset of those young guns from the 2018 class, so perry thought he was gone actually have it sweet this year after rosier left, but coach richt's plan was to have perry battle it out with jarren, and jarren would have more than likely won the job just by becoming more responsible off the field, but now with coach diaz in charge, bringing in tate, and now with peyton on the way, with that level of competition, none of these qb's will have time to be goofing off and coming on the field not knowing the playbook. So people got mad at coach richt when he named rosier the starter, coaching wise it was always the right move, none of the young qb's or receivers understood, at the college level and on up, ts not the best athlete starting, its about the most prepared athlete, cause obviously the other guy on the roster got a schalorship too, none of them could outwork rosier off the field which is why berrios said when he was combining, rosier would be the starter come the 1st game.

So while many turned on coach richt and coach dugans in less than 1 year, lol, the main thing coach diaz did was give the offensive guys a fresh start but coach diaz not with that crybaby crap either, so he changed the offensive staff for the players could get a fresh start, not because he didnt think they were good coaches, plus he knew the majority of them would land on their feet. With all the jumping up and down many on here did when those coaches were let go without having answers like, is coach stubblefield a better receiver coach and recruiter than coach dugans, is ****son a better runningbacks coach and recruiter than coach thomas, is fields a better tightends coach and recruiter than coach hartley, ill say this tho, coach diaz did bring in coaches who have good mindsets that are probably better prepared at dealing with adversity when it comes to in-house things, coach richt pledged his allegiance to his staff when the cry babies started, which is why a guy like gus felder could walk around feeling the way he did, coach dugans and gus got to sensitive dealing with player issues instead of understanding the young guns are developing, they took certain things kind of personal, at that's where they went wrong, in my opinion coach diaz did the right thing with his initial staff, showed he got goon in em, 1st by letting go the whole offensive staff, and than even better, bringing in blake baker and putting banda and patke back in their original spots, and the fact that they arent bitter about it, shows the people skills that coach diaz has in em.

Thats alot of the bigger picture in a nutshell without going into other details, but coach richt did a real solid job with bringing this program back up!
 
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Enos is going to get Thomas into space and it is going to be fun to watch. Same will hold true for Harley and Pope. Nice to have a compotent professional with a philosophy that adjust his schemes and concepts around the talent he has on his roster.
 
Calvin said:
What happened was, last year you gotta understand the whole picture, starting with coach richt, first things first, coach richt dont like cry babies, keep in mind, when coach dugans was out their recruiting, he had the young guns amped up thinking they could come in and be the next Ahmon richards or do close to what jt4 did as freshman, one of the problems them young guns ran into was going up against the #1 defense in the nation everyday in practice, #28 and bandy along with jaquan and redwine wasnt having it, so they getting shutdown in practice, except hightower, but now as the weeks went on they still thinking they should be getting playing time cause the offense was sputtering and many of them thought when Ahmon went down, and cager dropping passes, and they sizing up langham thinking they were better than him, started blasting cager, mad cause they wasnt playing, add in the fact that perry and jt4 became cry babies as well, having no Ahmon and no berrios a guy like cager had no say so cause he was inconsistent, people who played and know football, guys mainly only listen to the guys who getting it done on the field, so when you got young jits trying to tell 2 guys with national championships rings who should be playing, and why thye not playing, coach richt went the old skool route to establish and restore order to the offensive side of the ball and reset the minds of crybabies, who wasnt working hard enuff, didnt know the playbook well enuff but they thinking they had says so. Than you had alot of so called UM fans crying just like the freshmen.

Most of the defensive players didnt respect the offensive guys who were crybabies, even now, when you hearing about kj osborn coming in leading, showing guys what it takes, being a crybaby wasnt gone get it done, with that many young guys crying and threatening to transfer, they all were their own worst enemies and not realizing their is a developmental phase to college football, 1st things 1st, none of them are on Ahmon richards level, instead of thinking they should be getting the playing time Ahmon got when he was a True freshman, they missed the part of how hard Ahmon worked and the mindset he had as a receiver, he didnt workout just to be the best receiver on the field, he worked out with the mindset that he wanted to be the best player on any field he stepped on, none of those crybabies from last year have that mentality, and coach diaz to his credit understood and understabds the mindset of those young guns from the 2018 class, so perry thought he was gone actually have it sweet this year after rosier left, but coach richt's plan was to have perry battle it out with jarren, and jarren would have more than likely won the job just by becoming more responsible off the field, but now with coach diaz in charge, bringing in tate, and now with peyton on the way, with that level of competition, none of these qb's will have time to be goofing off and coming on the field not knowing the playbook. So people got mad at coach richt when he named rosier the starter, coaching wise it was always the right move, none of the young qb's or receivers understood, at the college level and on up, ts not the best athlete starting, its about the most prepared athlete, cause obviously the other guy on the roster got a schalorship too, none of them could outwork rosier off the field which is why berrios said when he was combining, rosier would be the starter come the 1st game.

So while many turned on coach richt and coach dugans in less than 1 year, lol, the main thing coach diaz did was give the offensive guys a fresh start but coach diaz not with that crybaby crap either, so he changed the offensive staff for the players could get a fresh start, not because he didnt think they were good coaches, plus he knew the majority of them would land on their feet. With all the jumping up and down many on here did when those coaches were let go without having answers like, is coach stubblefield a better receiver coach and recruiter than coach dugans, is ****son a better runningbacks coach and recruiter than coach thomas, is fields a better tightends coach and recruiter than coach hartley, ill say this tho, coach diaz did bring in coaches who have good mindsets that are probably better prepared at dealing with adversity when it comes to in-house things, coach richt pledged his allegiance to his staff when the cry babies started, which is why a guy like gus felder could walk around feeling the way he did, coach dugans and gus got to sensitive dealing with player issues instead of understanding the young guns are developing, they took certain things kind of personal, at that's where they went wrong, in my opinion coach diaz did the right thing with his initial staff, showed he got goon in em, 1st by letting go the whole offensive staff, and than even better, bringing in blake baker and putting banda and patke back in their original spots, and the fact that they arent bitter about it, shows the people skills that coach diaz has in em.

Thats alot of the bigger picture in a nutshell without going into other details, but coach richt did a real solid job with bringing this program back up!
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Calvin said:
What happened was, last year you gotta understand the whole picture, starting with coach richt, first things first, coach richt dont like cry babies, keep in mind, when coach dugans was out their recruiting, he had the young guns amped up thinking they could come in and be the next Ahmon richards or do close to what jt4 did as freshman, one of the problems them young guns ran into was going up against the #1 defense in the nation everyday in practice, #28 and bandy along with jaquan and redwine wasnt having it, so they getting shutdown in practice, except hightower, but now as the weeks went on they still thinking they should be getting playing time cause the offense was sputtering and many of them thought when Ahmon went down, and cager dropping passes, and they sizing up langham thinking they were better than him, started blasting cager, mad cause they wasnt playing, add in the fact that perry and jt4 became cry babies as well, having no Ahmon and no berrios a guy like cager had no say so cause he was inconsistent, people who played and know football, guys mainly only listen to the guys who getting it done on the field, so when you got young jits trying to tell 2 guys with national championships rings who should be playing, and why thye not playing, coach richt went the old skool route to establish and restore order to the offensive side of the ball and reset the minds of crybabies, who wasnt working hard enuff, didnt know the playbook well enuff but they thinking they had says so. Than you had alot of so called UM fans crying just like the freshmen.

Most of the defensive players didnt respect the offensive guys who were crybabies, even now, when you hearing about kj osborn coming in leading, showing guys what it takes, being a crybaby wasnt gone get it done, with that many young guys crying and threatening to transfer, they all were their own worst enemies and not realizing their is a developmental phase to college football, 1st things 1st, none of them are on Ahmon richards level, instead of thinking they should be getting the playing time Ahmon got when he was a True freshman, they missed the part of how hard Ahmon worked and the mindset he had as a receiver, he didnt workout just to be the best receiver on the field, he worked out with the mindset that he wanted to be the best player on any field he stepped on, none of those crybabies from last year have that mentality, and coach diaz to his credit understood and understabds the mindset of those young guns from the 2018 class, so perry thought he was gone actually have it sweet this year after rosier left, but coach richt's plan was to have perry battle it out with jarren, and jarren would have more than likely won the job just by becoming more responsible off the field, but now with coach diaz in charge, bringing in tate, and now with peyton on the way, with that level of competition, none of these qb's will have time to be goofing off and coming on the field not knowing the playbook. So people got mad at coach richt when he named rosier the starter, coaching wise it was always the right move, none of the young qb's or receivers understood, at the college level and on up, ts not the best athlete starting, its about the most prepared athlete, cause obviously the other guy on the roster got a schalorship too, none of them could outwork rosier off the field which is why berrios said when he was combining, rosier would be the starter come the 1st game.

So while many turned on coach richt and coach dugans in less than 1 year, lol, the main thing coach diaz did was give the offensive guys a fresh start but coach diaz not with that crybaby crap either, so he changed the offensive staff for the players could get a fresh start, not because he didnt think they were good coaches, plus he knew the majority of them would land on their feet. With all the jumping up and down many on here did when those coaches were let go without having answers like, is coach stubblefield a better receiver coach and recruiter than coach dugans, is ****son a better runningbacks coach and recruiter than coach thomas, is fields a better tightends coach and recruiter than coach hartley, ill say this tho, coach diaz did bring in coaches who have good mindsets that are probably better prepared at dealing with adversity when it comes to in-house things, coach richt pledged his allegiance to his staff when the cry babies started, which is why a guy like gus felder could walk around feeling the way he did, coach dugans and gus got to sensitive dealing with player issues instead of understanding the young guns are developing, they took certain things kind of personal, at that's where they went wrong, in my opinion coach diaz did the right thing with his initial staff, showed he got goon in em, 1st by letting go the whole offensive staff, and than even better, bringing in blake baker and putting banda and patke back in their original spots, and the fact that they arent bitter about it, shows the people skills that coach diaz has in em.

Thats alot of the bigger picture in a nutshell without going into other details, but coach richt did a real solid job with bringing this program back up!
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"In a nutshell" :LOL:
 
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Pentagon Cane said:
Enos is going to get Thomas into space and it is going to be fun to watch. Same will hold true for Harley and Pope. Nice to have a compotent professional with a philosophy that adjust his schemes and concepts around the talent he has on his roster.
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Coach richt used jt4 well too, just didnt have a mature or more talented trigger man to consistently get him the ball, at the same time, with no Ahmon, and no berrios, he started getting double teamed often, and with none of the young guns stepping up, that didnt help him out either. This year, im interested to see which young receiver steps up, cause under coach richt, the way things were going, we had elite level receivers in Ahmon and jt4, with baywatch almost on deck, but we got jp in the house. So who from that 2018 class is going to become 1st or 2nd team all acc, or better yet, all nation, if not, brevin is definitely going to help our receivers get open. Thinj about the skill position talent being assenbled under coach richt, this is how it could've possibly looked this year, Ahmon)Sr.) jt4(Jr.) brevin (So.), irvin (rJr.), travis homer (Sr.) deejay dallas (jr.) cam (So.) lingard (rFr.), the talent was being stacked for sure, and that's just going with the proven on the field talent, if anybody else develops as elite, we'll see.
 
Calvin said:
What happened was, last year you gotta understand the whole picture, starting with coach richt, first things first, coach richt dont like cry babies, keep in mind, when coach dugans was out their recruiting, he had the young guns amped up thinking they could come in and be the next Ahmon richards or do close to what jt4 did as freshman, one of the problems them young guns ran into was going up against the #1 defense in the nation everyday in practice, #28 and bandy along with jaquan and redwine wasnt having it, so they getting shutdown in practice, except hightower, but now as the weeks went on they still thinking they should be getting playing time cause the offense was sputtering and many of them thought when Ahmon went down, and cager dropping passes, and they sizing up langham thinking they were better than him, started blasting cager, mad cause they wasnt playing, add in the fact that perry and jt4 became cry babies as well, having no Ahmon and no berrios a guy like cager had no say so cause he was inconsistent, people who played and know football, guys mainly only listen to the guys who getting it done on the field, so when you got young jits trying to tell 2 guys with national championships rings who should be playing, and why thye not playing, coach richt went the old skool route to establish and restore order to the offensive side of the ball and reset the minds of crybabies, who wasnt working hard enuff, didnt know the playbook well enuff but they thinking they had says so. Than you had alot of so called UM fans crying just like the freshmen.

Most of the defensive players didnt respect the offensive guys who were crybabies, even now, when you hearing about kj osborn coming in leading, showing guys what it takes, being a crybaby wasnt gone get it done, with that many young guys crying and threatening to transfer, they all were their own worst enemies and not realizing their is a developmental phase to college football, 1st things 1st, none of them are on Ahmon richards level, instead of thinking they should be getting the playing time Ahmon got when he was a True freshman, they missed the part of how hard Ahmon worked and the mindset he had as a receiver, he didnt workout just to be the best receiver on the field, he worked out with the mindset that he wanted to be the best player on any field he stepped on, none of those crybabies from last year have that mentality, and coach diaz to his credit understood and understabds the mindset of those young guns from the 2018 class, so perry thought he was gone actually have it sweet this year after rosier left, but coach richt's plan was to have perry battle it out with jarren, and jarren would have more than likely won the job just by becoming more responsible off the field, but now with coach diaz in charge, bringing in tate, and now with peyton on the way, with that level of competition, none of these qb's will have time to be goofing off and coming on the field not knowing the playbook. So people got mad at coach richt when he named rosier the starter, coaching wise it was always the right move, none of the young qb's or receivers understood, at the college level and on up, ts not the best athlete starting, its about the most prepared athlete, cause obviously the other guy on the roster got a schalorship too, none of them could outwork rosier off the field which is why berrios said when he was combining, rosier would be the starter come the 1st game.

So while many turned on coach richt and coach dugans in less than 1 year, lol, the main thing coach diaz did was give the offensive guys a fresh start but coach diaz not with that crybaby crap either, so he changed the offensive staff for the players could get a fresh start, not because he didnt think they were good coaches, plus he knew the majority of them would land on their feet. With all the jumping up and down many on here did when those coaches were let go without having answers like, is coach stubblefield a better receiver coach and recruiter than coach dugans, is ****son a better runningbacks coach and recruiter than coach thomas, is fields a better tightends coach and recruiter than coach hartley, ill say this tho, coach diaz did bring in coaches who have good mindsets that are probably better prepared at dealing with adversity when it comes to in-house things, coach richt pledged his allegiance to his staff when the cry babies started, which is why a guy like gus felder could walk around feeling the way he did, coach dugans and gus got to sensitive dealing with player issues instead of understanding the young guns are developing, they took certain things kind of personal, at that's where they went wrong, in my opinion coach diaz did the right thing with his initial staff, showed he got goon in em, 1st by letting go the whole offensive staff, and than even better, bringing in blake baker and putting banda and patke back in their original spots, and the fact that they arent bitter about it, shows the people skills that coach diaz has in em.

Thats alot of the bigger picture in a nutshell without going into other details, but coach richt did a real solid job with bringing this program back up!
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Either you play at UM or know a player at UM
 
Calvin said:
What happened was, last year you gotta understand the whole picture, starting with coach richt, first things first, coach richt dont like cry babies, keep in mind, when coach dugans was out their recruiting, he had the young guns amped up thinking they could come in and be the next Ahmon richards or do close to what jt4 did as freshman, one of the problems them young guns ran into was going up against the #1 defense in the nation everyday in practice, #28 and bandy along with jaquan and redwine wasnt having it, so they getting shutdown in practice, except hightower, but now as the weeks went on they still thinking they should be getting playing time cause the offense was sputtering and many of them thought when Ahmon went down, and cager dropping passes, and they sizing up langham thinking they were better than him, started blasting cager, mad cause they wasnt playing, add in the fact that perry and jt4 became cry babies as well, having no Ahmon and no berrios a guy like cager had no say so cause he was inconsistent, people who played and know football, guys mainly only listen to the guys who getting it done on the field, so when you got young jits trying to tell 2 guys with national championships rings who should be playing, and why thye not playing, coach richt went the old skool route to establish and restore order to the offensive side of the ball and reset the minds of crybabies, who wasnt working hard enuff, didnt know the playbook well enuff but they thinking they had says so. Than you had alot of so called UM fans crying just like the freshmen.

Most of the defensive players didnt respect the offensive guys who were crybabies, even now, when you hearing about kj osborn coming in leading, showing guys what it takes, being a crybaby wasnt gone get it done, with that many young guys crying and threatening to transfer, they all were their own worst enemies and not realizing their is a developmental phase to college football, 1st things 1st, none of them are on Ahmon richards level, instead of thinking they should be getting the playing time Ahmon got when he was a True freshman, they missed the part of how hard Ahmon worked and the mindset he had as a receiver, he didnt workout just to be the best receiver on the field, he worked out with the mindset that he wanted to be the best player on any field he stepped on, none of those crybabies from last year have that mentality, and coach diaz to his credit understood and understabds the mindset of those young guns from the 2018 class, so perry thought he was gone actually have it sweet this year after rosier left, but coach richt's plan was to have perry battle it out with jarren, and jarren would have more than likely won the job just by becoming more responsible off the field, but now with coach diaz in charge, bringing in tate, and now with peyton on the way, with that level of competition, none of these qb's will have time to be goofing off and coming on the field not knowing the playbook. So people got mad at coach richt when he named rosier the starter, coaching wise it was always the right move, none of the young qb's or receivers understood, at the college level and on up, ts not the best athlete starting, its about the most prepared athlete, cause obviously the other guy on the roster got a schalorship too, none of them could outwork rosier off the field which is why berrios said when he was combining, rosier would be the starter come the 1st game.

So while many turned on coach richt and coach dugans in less than 1 year, lol, the main thing coach diaz did was give the offensive guys a fresh start but coach diaz not with that crybaby crap either, so he changed the offensive staff for the players could get a fresh start, not because he didnt think they were good coaches, plus he knew the majority of them would land on their feet. With all the jumping up and down many on here did when those coaches were let go without having answers like, is coach stubblefield a better receiver coach and recruiter than coach dugans, is ****son a better runningbacks coach and recruiter than coach thomas, is fields a better tightends coach and recruiter than coach hartley, ill say this tho, coach diaz did bring in coaches who have good mindsets that are probably better prepared at dealing with adversity when it comes to in-house things, coach richt pledged his allegiance to his staff when the cry babies started, which is why a guy like gus felder could walk around feeling the way he did, coach dugans and gus got to sensitive dealing with player issues instead of understanding the young guns are developing, they took certain things kind of personal, at that's where they went wrong, in my opinion coach diaz did the right thing with his initial staff, showed he got goon in em, 1st by letting go the whole offensive staff, and than even better, bringing in blake baker and putting banda and patke back in their original spots, and the fact that they arent bitter about it, shows the people skills that coach diaz has in em.

Thats alot of the bigger picture in a nutshell without going into other details, but coach richt did a real solid job with bringing this program back up!
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Nothing personal. When was the last time you posted under a paragraph length?
 
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Calvin said:
What happened was, last year you gotta understand the whole picture, starting with coach richt, first things first, coach richt dont like cry babies, keep in mind, when coach dugans was out their recruiting, he had the young guns amped up thinking they could come in and be the next Ahmon richards or do close to what jt4 did as freshman, one of the problems them young guns ran into was going up against the #1 defense in the nation everyday in practice, #28 and bandy along with jaquan and redwine wasnt having it, so they getting shutdown in practice, except hightower, but now as the weeks went on they still thinking they should be getting playing time cause the offense was sputtering and many of them thought when Ahmon went down, and cager dropping passes, and they sizing up langham thinking they were better than him, started blasting cager, mad cause they wasnt playing, add in the fact that perry and jt4 became cry babies as well, having no Ahmon and no berrios a guy like cager had no say so cause he was inconsistent, people who played and know football, guys mainly only listen to the guys who getting it done on the field, so when you got young jits trying to tell 2 guys with national championships rings who should be playing, and why thye not playing, coach richt went the old skool route to establish and restore order to the offensive side of the ball and reset the minds of crybabies, who wasnt working hard enuff, didnt know the playbook well enuff but they thinking they had says so. Than you had alot of so called UM fans crying just like the freshmen.

Most of the defensive players didnt respect the offensive guys who were crybabies, even now, when you hearing about kj osborn coming in leading, showing guys what it takes, being a crybaby wasnt gone get it done, with that many young guys crying and threatening to transfer, they all were their own worst enemies and not realizing their is a developmental phase to college football, 1st things 1st, none of them are on Ahmon richards level, instead of thinking they should be getting the playing time Ahmon got when he was a True freshman, they missed the part of how hard Ahmon worked and the mindset he had as a receiver, he didnt workout just to be the best receiver on the field, he worked out with the mindset that he wanted to be the best player on any field he stepped on, none of those crybabies from last year have that mentality, and coach diaz to his credit understood and understabds the mindset of those young guns from the 2018 class, so perry thought he was gone actually have it sweet this year after rosier left, but coach richt's plan was to have perry battle it out with jarren, and jarren would have more than likely won the job just by becoming more responsible off the field, but now with coach diaz in charge, bringing in tate, and now with peyton on the way, with that level of competition, none of these qb's will have time to be goofing off and coming on the field not knowing the playbook. So people got mad at coach richt when he named rosier the starter, coaching wise it was always the right move, none of the young qb's or receivers understood, at the college level and on up, ts not the best athlete starting, its about the most prepared athlete, cause obviously the other guy on the roster got a schalorship too, none of them could outwork rosier off the field which is why berrios said when he was combining, rosier would be the starter come the 1st game.

So while many turned on coach richt and coach dugans in less than 1 year, lol, the main thing coach diaz did was give the offensive guys a fresh start but coach diaz not with that crybaby crap either, so he changed the offensive staff for the players could get a fresh start, not because he didnt think they were good coaches, plus he knew the majority of them would land on their feet. With all the jumping up and down many on here did when those coaches were let go without having answers like, is coach stubblefield a better receiver coach and recruiter than coach dugans, is ****son a better runningbacks coach and recruiter than coach thomas, is fields a better tightends coach and recruiter than coach hartley, ill say this tho, coach diaz did bring in coaches who have good mindsets that are probably better prepared at dealing with adversity when it comes to in-house things, coach richt pledged his allegiance to his staff when the cry babies started, which is why a guy like gus felder could walk around feeling the way he did, coach dugans and gus got to sensitive dealing with player issues instead of understanding the young guns are developing, they took certain things kind of personal, at that's where they went wrong, in my opinion coach diaz did the right thing with his initial staff, showed he got goon in em, 1st by letting go the whole offensive staff, and than even better, bringing in blake baker and putting banda and patke back in their original spots, and the fact that they arent bitter about it, shows the people skills that coach diaz has in em.

Thats alot of the bigger picture in a nutshell without going into other details, but coach richt did a real solid job with bringing this program back up!
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Thats a whole lotta what happened was.
 
Calvin said:
What happened was, last year you gotta understand the whole picture, starting with coach richt, first things first, coach richt dont like cry babies, keep in mind, when coach dugans was out their recruiting, he had the young guns amped up thinking they could come in and be the next Ahmon richards or do close to what jt4 did as freshman, one of the problems them young guns ran into was going up against the #1 defense in the nation everyday in practice, #28 and bandy along with jaquan and redwine wasnt having it, so they getting shutdown in practice, except hightower, but now as the weeks went on they still thinking they should be getting playing time cause the offense was sputtering and many of them thought when Ahmon went down, and cager dropping passes, and they sizing up langham thinking they were better than him, started blasting cager, mad cause they wasnt playing, add in the fact that perry and jt4 became cry babies as well, having no Ahmon and no berrios a guy like cager had no say so cause he was inconsistent, people who played and know football, guys mainly only listen to the guys who getting it done on the field, so when you got young jits trying to tell 2 guys with national championships rings who should be playing, and why thye not playing, coach richt went the old skool route to establish and restore order to the offensive side of the ball and reset the minds of crybabies, who wasnt working hard enuff, didnt know the playbook well enuff but they thinking they had says so. Than you had alot of so called UM fans crying just like the freshmen.

Most of the defensive players didnt respect the offensive guys who were crybabies, even now, when you hearing about kj osborn coming in leading, showing guys what it takes, being a crybaby wasnt gone get it done, with that many young guys crying and threatening to transfer, they all were their own worst enemies and not realizing their is a developmental phase to college football, 1st things 1st, none of them are on Ahmon richards level, instead of thinking they should be getting the playing time Ahmon got when he was a True freshman, they missed the part of how hard Ahmon worked and the mindset he had as a receiver, he didnt workout just to be the best receiver on the field, he worked out with the mindset that he wanted to be the best player on any field he stepped on, none of those crybabies from last year have that mentality, and coach diaz to his credit understood and understabds the mindset of those young guns from the 2018 class, so perry thought he was gone actually have it sweet this year after rosier left, but coach richt's plan was to have perry battle it out with jarren, and jarren would have more than likely won the job just by becoming more responsible off the field, but now with coach diaz in charge, bringing in tate, and now with peyton on the way, with that level of competition, none of these qb's will have time to be goofing off and coming on the field not knowing the playbook. So people got mad at coach richt when he named rosier the starter, coaching wise it was always the right move, none of the young qb's or receivers understood, at the college level and on up, ts not the best athlete starting, its about the most prepared athlete, cause obviously the other guy on the roster got a schalorship too, none of them could outwork rosier off the field which is why berrios said when he was combining, rosier would be the starter come the 1st game.

So while many turned on coach richt and coach dugans in less than 1 year, lol, the main thing coach diaz did was give the offensive guys a fresh start but coach diaz not with that crybaby crap either, so he changed the offensive staff for the players could get a fresh start, not because he didnt think they were good coaches, plus he knew the majority of them would land on their feet. With all the jumping up and down many on here did when those coaches were let go without having answers like, is coach stubblefield a better receiver coach and recruiter than coach dugans, is ****son a better runningbacks coach and recruiter than coach thomas, is fields a better tightends coach and recruiter than coach hartley, ill say this tho, coach diaz did bring in coaches who have good mindsets that are probably better prepared at dealing with adversity when it comes to in-house things, coach richt pledged his allegiance to his staff when the cry babies started, which is why a guy like gus felder could walk around feeling the way he did, coach dugans and gus got to sensitive dealing with player issues instead of understanding the young guns are developing, they took certain things kind of personal, at that's where they went wrong, in my opinion coach diaz did the right thing with his initial staff, showed he got goon in em, 1st by letting go the whole offensive staff, and than even better, bringing in blake baker and putting banda and patke back in their original spots, and the fact that they arent bitter about it, shows the people skills that coach diaz has in em.

Thats alot of the bigger picture in a nutshell without going into other details, but coach richt did a real solid job with bringing this program back up!
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Stopped at #1 defense in the nation.
 
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The offensive players all seem to share the same sentiments regarding last years offense. First Brevin, then Dallas, and now Harley have all shared similar views........and it's just the second day of spring practice.

For Harley to use the phrase "I'm free....I was in a cage last year", and then later say that Perry is playing much better because he also is no longer in a cage, shows how damming it was last year on that side of the ball!
 
Calvin said:
Coach richt used jt4 well too, just didnt have a mature or more talented trigger man to consistently get him the ball, at the same time, with no Ahmon, and no berrios, he started getting double teamed often, and with none of the young guns stepping up, that didnt help him out either. This year, im interested to see which young receiver steps up, cause under coach richt, the way things were going, we had elite level receivers in Ahmon and jt4, with baywatch almost on deck, but we got jp in the house. So who from that 2018 class is going to become 1st or 2nd team all acc, or better yet, all nation, if not, brevin is definitely going to help our receivers get open. Thinj about the skill position talent being assenbled under coach richt, this is how it could've possibly looked this year, Ahmon)Sr.) jt4(Jr.) brevin (So.), irvin (rJr.), travis homer (Sr.) deejay dallas (jr.) cam (So.) lingard (rFr.), the talent was being stacked for sure, and that's just going with the proven on the field talent, if anybody else develops as elite, we'll see.
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Except a man in motion tends to stay in motion creating isolations, decoys, and misdirection opportunities. If anything presnap motion would have at least given our trigger guy a look read on coverage schemes.

I'd like to see Thomas in motion and/or lined up in depth. I don't want him touched in press coverage. Same for Harley and Pope.
 
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