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Gattis hasn't been good, but...

TheEye said:
I can’t excuse Gattis or his hiring, but I’ve heard his contract pulling him from Mi makes him much less fireable than we would like.
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Oh I’m sure it is… Mario doesn’t offer contracts unless the person already took the job

To avoid looking like gattis was his 8th choice…
 
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We got blown out by 20 by MTSU and DUKE. That’s not talent.

We had EIGHT TURNOVERS.

We were obviously more talented than Duke.

This team has bad fundamentals, no cohesion, and makes an unexplainable number of physical and mental errors. The offensive line injuries have put us in a bind, but we shouldn’t look so bad.

There is a big disconnect on this team. Something going on behind the scenes that we don’t know or no one will reveal. We are terrible at the basics and continuously destroy positive momentum.
 
We knew depth was going to be an issue, but when you know you have issues you scheme to hide those issues and Gattis just isn’t getting it done. Give me someone from Heupel or Riley tree please.
 
Mannys offensive team was built for the spread, now we are moving to a “power spread” not to mention the OL/LB/ DB recruiting has been off for a long time. Kids uncomfortable with the system will be gone after this year and complete rebuilding will take place. No excuse to lose to MTSU or dook. The players just are not tough idk how you get toughness into soft kids in todays ultra sensitive environment
 
CanesAreAble said:
the talent on O is underwhelming.

We can't line up and run for half a yard against DUKE or MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE, and now our paper-thin OL is banged up.

Our best RB is a 190-lb power back with average speed.

Teams can sit in cover 2 shells with zero fear of our run game.

As for WR, Colbie Young is already our best player and he got here 5 minutes ago. Restrepo was WR1, and he's hurt.

Nobody has come close to replacing Rambo's production.


There is A LOT wrong on offense right now.
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There is so MUCH truth in this statement.
 
CANEMC said:
Get rid of him immediately. The players hate the scheme and any elite commits we have will be looking elsewhere. WRs don’t wanna play in that ****** scheme.
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What type of scheme you want to change to they been spreading things out but guys not making plays and dam sure not blocking
 
CanesAreAble said:
the talent on O is underwhelming.

We can't line up and run for half a yard against DUKE or MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE, and now our paper-thin OL is banged up.

Our best RB is a 190-lb power back with average speed.

Teams can sit in cover 2 shells with zero fear of our run game.

As for WR, Colbie Young is already our best player and he got here 5 minutes ago. Restrepo was WR1, and he's hurt.

Nobody has come close to replacing Rambo's production.


There is A LOT wrong on offense right now.
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We have played a joke of a schedule. We struggle to make 3rd and 4th And short.. averaging 18 pts against power 5 opponents.. this is atrocious…
 
WeBallinBoyz said:
Bruh 🤣🤣

You’re right, the kids are great and Saban would have them 6-0

God forbid it’s both, but noooo “WE KiLlEd ThEM LaST YeARzzzz”
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No, Saban would not have these kids at 6-0. You‘re swaying the boat way over to the other side here, bruh. If you stay course, the point being made is that if Saban had these same kids, perhaps there would still be losses, but there would be quality play in those losses. The comparison to last year is invalid. Dynamics change all the time in football, not just year to year, but quarter to quarter, drive to drive. The whole point, again, is that a star studded coaching staff does not have enough of a sperm count to produce a decent game day performance, indicative of under preparedness, positional misalignment, poor tackling, and on, and on. I saw their running backs stop to shake hands with our D on the way to first downs and td. And if you think that is not possible, just visit a Goodwill warehouse where even mentally challenged individuals will perform that one task they have been trained to do, worthy of a Broyles award.
 
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