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[QUOTE="WlfdHusky, post: 2561992, member: 674"] I agree with your overall premise that there is a lack of chemistry. There is exactly 0 in the chemistry department with this team. However, chemistry isn't even one of the top reasons the team is performing so poorly. Your statement "[I]This team needs someone to step up and get everyone focused and glued together. Very little KO can do in this department[/I]" is ridiculous. At game time one of the top priorities of the head coach is to get the team focused and ready to play the game. The lack of continuity you allude to (grad tx and many frosh)is on KO. Either he alienated players that left early or he recruited the wrong guys (3 of them in a single class!). Chemistry is just one of numerous issues, several of which are at the root\cause of the chemistry issue. [/QUOTE]
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