ShakyTheMohel
Is it 11:11 yet?
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The man crush on here for Weist is puzzling to me. He may be good, but we certainly didn't see enough to anoint him the next Urban Meyer.
Cause Diaco.Did we just run the ball, down 42-7. Why???!!!
I didn't think that at all. I thought they were calling him dumb.The announcers are essentially calling our coach a coward.
I didn't think that at all. I thought they were calling him dumb.
Weist helped save us from a winless season. I believe we were down at Temple, 21-0 at halftime, before coming back to win and then win the final two.
I didn't think that at all. I thought they were calling him dumb.
The only former coach/coordinator I'd want back at UCONN is Moorhead. He's proven he can have an offense at this level and coach a winning team.
Oh I don't know about the "only". I think most people on the board would take back Orlando, Edsall, Weist, Moorhead, and possibly even Hughes to run this team instead of this idiot...
I was on the Orlando train until tonight. He will always have my favorite all time defenses at UCONN, but it's painfully clear that we need an offensive minded head coach. I mean look at Herman, Taggart, Montgomery, Meyer, Holgerson, even Chad Morris. All have improved the offenses in one year. Do I expect to have a Houston type offensive explosion if we get a HC like that? No, but I think we can be somewhere in the 80s with any sort of offensive minded gameplan
You can bring in a head coach with a defensive background. He just has to understand offense is necessary and needs to be explosive.
You can bring in a head coach with a defensive background. He just has to understand offense is necessary and needs to be explosive.
This coming from someone who has taken many shots at HCBD and his Coaching Staff; not letting him off the hook, but games like tonight make it crystal clear this team does not have the talent to compete at the level we want them to. Houston is a Top Ten Ranked Team. Last season we stood toe-to-toe with them and prevailed. Tonight we were not competitive. I'm not sure we are in the top half of teams in the AAC and I question if we are in the top half of all FCS programs. Realistic appraisal. We come short on both Offense and Defense. Am I wrong?What does Boneyard think? Fire Diaco and have Weist take over for the rest of the season?
Isn't that on him at some point?This coming from someone who has taken many shots at HCBD and his Coaching Staff; not letting him off the hook, but games like tonight make it crystal clear this team does not have the talent to compete at the level we want them to.
This coming from someone who has taken many shots at HCBD and his Coaching Staff; not letting him off the hook, but games like tonight make it crystal clear this team does not have the talent to compete at the level we want them to. Houston is a Top Ten Ranked Team. Last season we stood toe-to-toe with them and prevailed. Tonight we were not competitive. I'm not sure we are in the top half of teams in the AAC and I question if we are in the top half of all FCS programs. Realistic appraisal. We come short on both Offense and Defense. Am I wrong?
Yes, he is ultimately responsible for recruiting and as Bill Parcells said "If you want me to cook the dinner you have to let me buy the groceries". And his recruits are not gelling into a team competing at the level we all expect. My point is that the game was lost tonight, and probably lost against Syracuse, more by lack of talent on the field than coaching errors.Isn't that on him at some point?
Its a Bizzaro World where I'm defending HCBD, but to your point, Diaco may know that if he deviated from the first qtr gameplan the results would have been even worse??? To make adjustments on the fly and succeed you need to have talent performing on the field.Yes Houston may have a lot more highly ranked recruits than us and it also seemed like we had a decent gameplan on both sides of the ball for the first 20 minutes. But it seems Diaco refuses to leave some sort of comfort zone. He's really seems to take "land of steady habits" to heart.