WayzUp, on 22 November 2011 - 07:23 AM, said:
Ok, I meant guys who maybe have a shot at playing at the next level or would start for most teams in the SEC. Those three except for maybe Hemingway don't fit that & it's not even close. He Kiffin'd Michigan after Lloyd Carr left....he took a annually solid team that averaged 8, 9, 10 wins and made them a laughingstock that lost to the Toledo's of the world and had a hard time beating Western Michigan.
I'll give you that on the Pac 12 but I still think he's a terrible coach with an offense but has absolutely no clue about the defensive side of the ball. And even his offenses at Michigan weren't anything to write home about...take away Denard Robinson and they would've struggled to score 10 points a game. The only conference his schitt has worked was the Big Least...and though the Pac 12 may not be the SEC, it sure as hell is better than the Big East was.
I'll give you that on the Pac 12 but I still think he's a terrible coach with an offense but has absolutely no clue about the defensive side of the ball. And even his offenses at Michigan weren't anything to write home about...take away Denard Robinson and they would've struggled to score 10 points a game. The only conference his schitt has worked was the Big Least...and though the Pac 12 may not be the SEC, it sure as hell is better than the Big East was.
yeah, we pretty much agree. no way am i saying that RR will scare the SEC at Arizona or play even adequate defense.
about RR, though: i think UM didn't have the stomach to commit to giving a non-Michigan man a chance and evolving past traditional Stone Age-era big 10 offensive play calling. i applauded UM when they hired RR for changing with the times. i betcha Hoke goes back to pocket-passing statues once Shoestring graduates
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