Pasqualoni to Texans as DL Coach

[whaler11]

I think the shoveling and cold has you depressed. We have a guy in the office who is turning it around. It's not going to happen overnight. Go make a snow angel.

Based on your support of Paul Pasqualoni until the bitter end, I'm probably not going off your word. Thx tho.

 

[Stainmaster]

Based on your support of Paul Pasqualoni until the bitter end, I'm probably not going off your word. Thx tho.

Wow, a PP defender said something, so it must be absolutely false no matter what. I'm just going to shoot the messenger instead of actually considering what was said (cause that would be a total waste of time, am I right?).

 

[whaler11]

Wow, a PP defender said something, so it must be absolutely false no matter what. I'm just going to shoot the messenger instead of actually considering what was said (cause that would be a total waste of time, am I right?).

Wow someone said something that isn't blind faith in people who haven't earned it.

You've got your one note down - condesending lectures and criticism of posters - so your post is a bit ironic.

BTW he didn't say anything worth considering.

 

[BlueDogs]

Yeah tough life growing up experiencing different places like Miami, Dallas, CT, Chicago, and Houston. The downside is daddy pulling in 7 figure paychecks. We should all be so unfortunate.

And doing so without producing. Just fail and move on to the next dumpster to torch.

 

[uconn34]

Finally a challenge for Watts

 

[Jarhead_1775]

aPPologistas?

 

[Carl Spackler]

And in between coached the second worst defense in the league, leaving before eventually getting fired. That's a super impressive job he's been doing.

Oh yeah UConn went 2-10 and didn't put a player on an all conference team with a roster he put together.

So it's tough to defend Diaco and P at the same time... because if P recruited talent than Diaco did nothing with it. So I guess I'd prefer it be that P left nothing and give Diaco the benefit of the doubt.

Focus on the bad and choose to ignore the good the guy did in the NFL. LOL. Never mind the Miami defense in 2008, or the Dallas defense with Pasqualoni coaching, or the Dallas TE's when Pasqualoni was coaching them.

It's not worth discussing here, especially with you - but I just had to get that in there. Any valueable analysis and critique looks at everything. Pasqualoni's defense was bad in Miami in 2009, and it cost him his job.

He produced two consecutive 5-7 seasons at UCONN in 2011, and 2012, and those teams were under-achieving. He then completely lost his team in the third season getting fired after an 0-4 start. The ability the guy has as a coach, is not the reason that happened. His loyalty to George Deleone, and putting control of so much of the team's performance in Deleone's workload, is what caused him to fail at UCONN.

 

[Jimmy Serrano]

His loyalty to George Deleone, and putting control of so much of the team's performance in Deleone's workload, is what caused him to fail at UCONN.

I can't believe that normal and sane people believe this. GDL was only a part of the problem.

What caused P to fail here are a litany of things that he did poorly.

 

[whaler11]

His loyalty to George Deleone, and putting control of so much of the team's performance in Deleone's workload, is what caused him to fail at UCONN.

This is total and utter horsecrap.
He and his staff recruited poorly,
coached almost no one up and were laughable on Saturdays.

Remember when they brought in TJ as OC and the team quit 4 games into the season?

How about when he sent a concussed QB out to play WR.

I don't care that Jason Witten is good. I don't care about the 80's at Syracuse.

He was abysmal at UConn and his recent NFL stints don't exactly scream competence.

He failed at UConn because he wasn't even close to being up to the job.

 

[Carl Spackler]

I can't believe that normal and sane people believe this. GDL was only a part of the problem.

What caused P to fail here are a litany of things that he did poorly.

I smell Spackler bait. Not biting. Without a doubt, the most glaring and important contributing factor to the failure of UCONN football b/w 2011 and mid 2013, was the presence of George Deleone on staff.

 

[Carl Spackler]

This is total and utter horsecrap.
He and his staff recruited poorly,
coached almost no one up and were laughable on Saturdays.

Remember when they brought in TJ as OC and the team quit 4 games into the season?

How about when he sent a concussed QB out to play WR.

I don't care that Jason Witten is good. I don't care about the 80's at Syracuse.

He was abysmal at UConn and his recent NFL stints don't exactly scream competence.

He failes at UConn because he wasn't even close to being up to the job.

More Spackler bait.

I think Pasqualoni is an awful head coach in the current century, and I no longer have any respect for the guy as a head coach.

 

[whaler11]

I smell Spackler bait. Not biting. Without a doubt, the most glaring and important contributing factor to the failure of UCONN football b/w 2011 and mid 2013, was the presence of George Deleone on staff.

It was the presence of Jeff Hathaway as AD and his hiring of Paul Pasqualoni.

 

[Alum86]

WesConn was a decent d3 squad under him in the early '80s.
He ruined Cuse, and the Bears flatlined and jettisoned him.
In between he drove us off a cliff.

 

[DoctorWho85]

I can't believe that normal and sane people believe this. GDL was only a part of the problem.

What caused P to fail here are a litany of things that he did poorly.

So what you can say is P failed to execute?