Vincent Brown, UConn's Co-DC is rejoining Mike London at Howard as DC | The Boneyard
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Vincent Brown, UConn's Co-DC is rejoining Mike London at Howard as DC

I find it really sad that I didn't even know we had a Co-Defensive Coordinator last year. I feel like I can name all our present coaches right now and know more about them than the last 3 year guys.
 
MarbleheadHusky said:
I find it really sad that I didn't even know we had a Co-Defensive Coordinator last year. I feel like I can name all our present coaches right now and know more about them than the last 3 year guys.
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Brown was co-DC for all three years, but Poindexter called the formations. I would have liked to see him stay. The Linebackers were the least of UConn's concerns.
 
Husky25 said:
Brown was co-DC for all three years, but Poindexter called the formations. I would have liked to see him stay. The Linebackers were the least of UConn's concerns.
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No they were pretty bad last year. Worst that I can remember during the D 1 era. Undisciplined, slow, easily blocked, and a ton of missed tackles.
 
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huskysupporter said:
No they were pretty bad last year. Worst that I can remember during the D 1 era. Undisciplined, slow, easily blocked, and a ton of missed tackles.
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When an offense can't gain a first down, the defense gets about 2 1/2 minutes of real time to rest before going back on the field. A defense that is on the field that much is a tired defense. A tired defense makes mistakes. UConn's D was fairly decent for the first few drives most games.
 
I know Diaco would use the tired argument for defense but if that was case we would give up lot more points in second half but we actually gave up more points in first half than second half, all of it due to poor game plans on both sides of ball.
 
mac66 said:
I know Diaco would use the tired argument for defense but if that was case we would give up lot more points in second half but we actually gave up more points in first half than second half, all of it due to poor game plans on both sides of ball.
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It's not in defense of Diaco. Actually, nothing to do with him. It's a conclusion drawn from my own observations. Disagree, if you choose. The team was not good on so many levels, there is no wrong answer. Plus, Brown is not on staff, so at the end of the day, the point is rendered moot anyhow.
 
Browns tweet wasn't the real culprit. It was the writer's article then funny man Finebaum's rant on his TV show, which was one of the most hypocritical moments in his TV career.
 
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ktuck911 said:
Browns tweet wasn't the real culprit. It was the writer's article then funny man Finebaum's rant on his TV show, which was one of the most hypocritical moments in his TV career.
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This guy is who pushed it national through his connections at NBC :



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