PFF Grades for the Freshmen (CCSU)

[IndayArtHauz]

That’s an incredibly fine line. 8-4 with no coastal and a loss in a bowl game?

Should do the trick.

 

[Canesfan1899]

There is talent in the younger ranks. Season needs to be just good enough for most of them to stay and just bad enough for Diaz to get the boot.

I agree, it's a delicate balance.

 

[grover]

That’s an incredibly fine line. 8-4 with no coastal and a loss in a bowl game?

How about this -- NC State beats us by 40 pts, Diaz gets fired on the spot, then our interim HC ends up winning the Coastal and beating NC State in a rematch in the ACCCG with all the young guys starting? One can dream.

 

[HurricaneHauk]

I read some article about their grading a while back. I’m almost positive you can let a guy run right by you and as long as you don’t attempt to tackle them it doesn’t hurt your grade. To me it doesn’t seem like they factor in a lot of things that matter.

No wonder our LB grades aren’t worse

 

[NC_Canes_11]

No wonder our LB grades aren’t worse

From what I understand it doesn’t put much emphasis on angles and filling the right gaps, etc. Which would explain how our guys don’t score in the 20s every week.

 

[NJshoreCane]

Should do the trick.

I think it's unlikely a team goes 6-2 in the Coastal and not win it.

 

[BS85]

They're not seeing anything. Everything that would make Thad look good comes in what they've admitted they mainly do in Spring. He may or may not be good, but we wouldn't know if we're not formatively assessing the things that give a big back his competitive advantages.

Great point