Take a look at the recruiting threads for guys like Ridley and Jeudy….as soon as someone decides to go somewhere else they suddenly are no big loss, not that good, and not a very good fit anyway….this is not unique to Miami.
Man you monitor and Maude/Mod these threads more tightly than any of us.
The world needs more Jordan Stracks to give reality checks to Jamie Tacos. Dude was one step away from telling this deludinoid to look around that we're in effing Toledo!
I have no idea to this specifically but if you go back from like the one year that Sabag was there until now you'll see they have a fairly impressive list of head coaches. They're probably somewhat spoiled and possibly delusional.
No, you have it right. I think he jumped the gun with that phrase because he was annoyed I jumped into his convo.
I don’t disagree was just trying to explain why you had a few people questioning the move.
Toledo has somewhat underperformed a bit, if you can even make that assessment.
They're 24-20 in their last 4 seasons (including 2020 covid), but I don't really care because it's not like the offense has sputtered. Candle is putting points on the board AND bringing in top recruiting classes; as OC here, that's all that matters.
The point was pre-snap motion isn’t the sole barometer by which to judge an offense, just because an OC uses lots of pre-snap motion doesn’t mean the offense is more effective than one that doesn’t.El, no disrespect, but that's not entirely true. The advantage that pre-snap motion & shifts provide modern offenses is leverage & in creating run fits by isolating certain defenders. It's evolved past simple man or zone checks, & window dressing.
1.) https://touchdownwire.usatoday.com/...verything-in-the-nfl-happens-before-the-snap/
2.) https://www.behindthesteelcurtain.c...fts-and-motions-pittsburgh-steelers-film-room
Very good
Did you say Manny and slide
