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Message: [QUOTE="B1GEast, post: 4688265, member: 39"] For me success would be if the team isn't disrupted when a starter goes down or is taken out of the lineup. The second team needs to be as good as the first team as far as having a cohesive unit goes. Often times you'll see a team go downhill at a certain position when a starter is injured and it seems to impact the whole team. Injuries happen, but a solid, talented and well coached team continues to grind through it and not crumble. I want to see the team get better, minimize penalties and be competitive and fight through the whole game. That doesn't always translate to victories, but being able to keep games in reach and have a chance to win games is all you can ask for when you not fortunate to have the best recruits. You go to war with the weapons you have, and if the coach and staff can get kids to be where they're supposed to be on the field and the can make plays, you got a shot. That's the mark of a disciplined program. That type of culture will lead to wins [/QUOTE]