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Bobby Debacle.
Fiasco is a better nickname.
Bobby Debacle.
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Diaco: "I'm looking forward to looking back on it in a few years and saying, 'That happened exactly the way we wanted it to happen.'"
Holy f#%+
Fiasco is a better nickname.
^^^Here is the bottom line. A good coach takes a bad team and makes them mediocre; a mediocre team good; and a good team great.
This guy is the opposite. He made a bad team horrendous.
I say disband football and go back to the Big East. The big time football experiment has failed.
Football is 80% coaching. this is the worst coaching staff from HC down I have ever seen. Nothing about this team got better as year progressed, they don't manage game situations well, they don't substitute well, don't scheme well, don't manage clock well, don't teach players game situations well, don't adjust at halftime well...and worst of all, don't have the kids excited and pumped to play football.
If Uconn were a real program, today would have sealed the fate of Diaco and his cronies. but there is no money and no hope for the future, so why throw more bad money after bad money? the bigger question here is whether they should even continue to try. Fan base is gone and never coming back unless they get invited to P5. And that is not ever going to happen. The President and AD need to decide whether they should sacrifice football in hopes of trying to salvage the hoops and olympic sports programs.
I legit think he's trolling. He cannot think that, can he?
than Diaco should be directly asked in the post game if UConn should follow UAB's lead in the wake of this loss.
I see no reason to continue football at this point if we have a guy coaching us who can't hold a 14 pt halftime lead in the rain against a win less team.
He better not leave that press conference unscathed. He should be roasted for this game...this year.
Football is 80% coaching. this is the worst coaching staff from HC down I have ever seen. Nothing about this team got better as year progressed, they don't manage game situations well, they don't substitute well, don't scheme well, don't manage clock well, don't teach players game situations well, don't adjust at halftime well...and worst of all, don't have the kids excited and pumped to play football.
If Uconn were a real program, today would have sealed the fate of Diaco and his cronies. but there is no money and no hope for the future, so why throw more bad money after bad money? the bigger question here is whether they should even continue to try. Fan base is gone and never coming back unless they get invited to P5. And that is not ever going to happen. The President and AD need to decide whether they should sacrifice football in hopes of trying to salvage the hoops and olympic sports programs.
All you have to do is look at programs like Temple, Memphis, Georgia Tech and Baylor to see what supposedly inferior talent can do under new management. We didn't suddenly recruit a bunch of untalented malcontents. Aside from being thin at OL and confused at QB there's no rational excuse for losing to Tulane, Army and SMU that goes beyond a horribly coached offense.
Fiasco is a better nickname.
My thoughts EXACTLY. Greg Robinson anybody?Holy f#%+