LMAO at Coley. Good god this guy is braindead. It's no wonder FSU didn't flinch which Folden hired him.
And then Doritos and Williams reminiscing on the Temple days. Dmoney is right. Downright frightening how pathetic it is to use former Temple players as some sort of benchmark.
He was asking about the BEST safety, not the FASTEST. Ed Reed ran a 4.57 going into the NFL, and he wasn't that fast when he arrived. What D'No is saying is right. He's not saying he doesn't want speed, he's saying it's important to know how to play. I'm personally sick of seeing elite "talent" show up, only to get torched because they used their speed and athleticism to get put of position, because they don't understand where they need to be. In a perfect world you would love to have a safety run a 4.3 and know where he needs to be. Those don't come around very often, do they?
And I'm personally sick of our coaches sticking their nose up at athletes because they do not posses the ability to teach proper technique.
We're talking about 18-year-old high schoolers, dopey. None of these kids are truly polished. You need a staff to posses some level of coaching and the ability to put players in the best position to succeed. We, obviously, do not have that.
One of the reasons we have declined under Folden is because we've taken far too many players who have solid "fundamentals" but lack any sort of athleticism. Meanwhile, schools with legitiate coaching staffs that teach football and put players in the position to succeed have flourished. Louisville, in-particular, has nabbed a number of these "raw talent" type kids only to skullfck UM twice in a row. STFU with your garbage.
