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MedleyCane said:
orange&green84 said:
ActionPat said:
Why won't d'no just be a true friend and resign.
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He's not the problem, well, he's not the root cause of this. It's Golden's defense and philosophy. We're at the point of no return with Golden. Bringing in a quality D-coordinator is putting a band-aid on a bullet wound.
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True.
But lots of coaches have tweaked their philosophy/system over the years, even if it meant scapegoating and firing assistant
coaches and coordinators so they can bring in a new system.
Golden has been here for 4 years and had ample opportunity to do this but didn't.
So it's on him now.
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I'm not disagreeing with anything you said right here. 99.999% of football coaches make adjustments as you pointed out. But Golden will never do that, and will always stick with the same staff. **** the AD that hired Golden.
 
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orange&green84 said:
MedleyCane said:
orange&green84 said:
ActionPat said:
Why won't d'no just be a true friend and resign.
Click to expand...

He's not the problem, well, he's not the root cause of this. It's Golden's defense and philosophy. We're at the point of no return with Golden. Bringing in a quality D-coordinator is putting a band-aid on a bullet wound.
Click to expand...

True.
But lots of coaches have tweaked their philosophy/system over the years, even if it meant scapegoating and firing assistant
coaches and coordinators so they can bring in a new system.
Golden has been here for 4 years and had ample opportunity to do this but didn't.
So it's on him now.
Click to expand...

I'm not disagreeing with anything you said right here. 99.999% of football coaches make adjustments as you pointed out. But Golden will never do that, and will always stick with the same staff. **** the AD that hired Golden.
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I'm not sure if 99 percent of coaches make those adjustments.
Some decide to remain stubborn and stick to what they know - their comfort level- and eventually lose
their job.
It remains me a little of Barry Switzer when Jimmy Johnson's UM teams started beating his team
up and started getting pressure to open up his offense.
He would do so early every year for a game or two, but then revert back to his comfort zone
when things got bad.
 
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