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Title: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: Townhallsavoy on September 09, 2012, 02:37:02 PM
Ok...we suck.  We all know we suck.  We all see writing on the wall.  It's just a bit hazy, but if we squint, we can see that Chizik is not going to be our coach in the long term.  We know that this is going to be a long year and that we are no longer a team to worry about.  We're a cupcake.  We're the annoying date before the big dance.  We aren't going to be discussed on ESPN.  We aren't going to be considered when discussing the top teams for next year. 

However, it's still only week two.  We have ten weeks left to play, so what the hell can happen to improve this team? 

Some positives:

- Despite being complete and utter garbage, our defense hasn't given up more than thirty points, which is even more impressive when you consider that our offense is anemic and our quarterback turned the ball over six times by himself. 

- We do have skill players that are dangerous.  Emory Blake and our running backs can do damage if given the chance. 

- Our offensive line is young, but they've shown glimpses of being able to push the line of scrimmage.

- Our defensive ends can get the sack. 

- Our kickers are solid.  Even though we rarely get to punt because we have a player that gives the ball away six times by himself in two games, when we do punt, we have a beast punting the ball.  Our kicker hasn't missed, and he can boot it out of the end zone. 

So if something had to happen, realistically, for this team to be competitive, what would it have to be?

Here's what I think:

1.  Forget the pro-style offense.  We go basic.  Run up the middle.  Toss sweep.  Roll outs by the quarterback that hit the tight end or a crossing receiver.  Wildcat with McCalebb or Bray or whomever.

2.  Go deep.  Fuck double coverage.  Fuck incompletions.  Fuck worrying because we're probably going to lose anyway.  Every receiver with speed gets to go deep at least once in the game, and we throw it as far as we can when they do.  If they catch it?  Huge play.  Interception?  Going to happen anyway. 

3.  Punt block is called every time we get the other team in 4th and long.  Fair catch is automatic since we don't have quality punt returners anyway. 

With these changes, I think we can beat LA Monroe, New Mexico State, and Alabama A&M.  Arkansas looks absolutely terrible, so maybe we can compete with them.  Ole Miss and Vandy are probably going to beat us, but maybe we can stand a chance. 

There's no hope for LSU, Georgia, Texas A&M, and Alabama. 
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: Godfather on September 09, 2012, 03:00:51 PM
I don't disagree with what you are saying and I'm not on the ledge.  The problem I still have is that Frazier can't even make the basic throws.  I am talking about throws I can make. I attributed that to nerves last week, I was blinded and wrong. 

I am talking about throws like an 8 yard out and up by a TE who was wide open and had to jump, reach behind him and try a one handed grab (which he still almost caught).  I am talking about a 5-6 yard crossing route to a WR that was being trailed and Frazier threw behind him.

So we can go as basic as we want, but without the threat of the pass we aren't going to be able to get much done.  Defense I thought did improve albeit against a weaker opponent IMO, but like you said hard to keep that rhythm up when you have no offensive help &/or shortened field due to turnovers.

I really don't know what the answer is, Frazier had the time and WR's were open.  He appears to me to (besides inaccuracy issues) also have zero downfield vision.  The game is too fast for him.  Do we go to Moseley who with time may be able to make better throws? However he is hurt and couldn't even beat out Frazier.  What about Wallace do we throw him in there? Because as far as I am concerned it can't get any worse at the QB position then it did on Saturday.

I was not drunk yesterday and I have no haze today, you know I am not a naysayer or a chicken little by any stretch of the imagination.  I was fighting tooth and nail last week with a lot of folks on here.  This is a team sport, but unless our QB spot play improves (and I don't know how that is going to happen) I just don't see us winning more than 3 and those might not be gimmes. 
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: Yoda on September 09, 2012, 04:15:41 PM
The only chance we have and that Chizik has, is to play the young supposedly talented players on defense now.  They will learn this year while in the fire and hopefully the coaches can actually teach them through the mistakes they make.

Offense is a different story.  They have to play Frazier for the future.  All of the eggs are in that basket unless they find a freshman that can come in and light it up in the SEC.  If they play Mosley they might salvage a game or two or three this year but does nothing for the future.  Our line looks improved from last year and should get better as the season goes.  In my opinion coach Grimes is the only one doing his job.  We have skill players but no one to get them the ball.  Yes we could run the ball all day but we all know that won't cut it in the SEC.  You have got to be able to complete some passes to keep the defense honest. 

I just watched the game on TV.  Frazier has got to grow up fast.  He is not able to see open receivers, is not accurate, and does not realize when he can run the ball.  If the coaches are allowing him to learn on the field why are they not doing the same with Frost and Florence? 
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: ssgaufan on September 09, 2012, 04:26:38 PM
The coaching staff needs to be looking at every JC in the country to find us a serviceable QB that can start next year.  This shit is horrendous.  I'm also not sold on Trooper Taylor's ability to coach receivers.  No way the recruiting services missed on all the 4 star WRs that we have.  Blake is doing it off of natural ability and having grown up with a dad that played qb in the nfl.
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: Godfather on September 09, 2012, 04:34:48 PM
The coaching staff needs to be looking at every JC in the country to find us a serviceable QB that can start next year.  This shit is horrendous.  I'm also not sold on Trooper Taylor's ability to coach receivers.  No way the recruiting services missed on all the 4 star WRs that we have.  Blake is doing it off of natural ability and having grown up with a dad that played qb in the nfl.
Again there were open receivers, but if the ball isn't thrown to them.
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: Buzz Killington on September 09, 2012, 04:43:02 PM
I have heard several people say that Trooper is not coaching the receivers up.  I really find that hard to believe, personally.  You can look at how well Tennesee's receivers were when he was there, and Okie State's receivers were the tits while he was there.  The biggest and maybe the only key is getting a QB that can actually get the ball to them. 

Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: Pell City Tiger on September 09, 2012, 04:54:29 PM
I have heard several people say that Trooper is not coaching the receivers up.  I really find that hard to believe, personally.  You can look at how well Tennesee's receivers were when he was there, and Okie State's receivers were the tits while he was there.  The biggest and maybe the only key is getting a QB that can actually get the ball to them.
A merely adequate quarterback would get us 6 wins. What we witnessed Saturday is just fucking inexcusable. Fuck, I'm a 47 year old, out of shape, cigar smoking motherfucker; but I guaran-goddamn-tee you that I could have beat 1-7 for -2 yards and 2 interceptions in the 1st half.
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: Townhallsavoy on September 09, 2012, 04:59:36 PM
A merely adequate quarterback would get us 6 wins. What we witnessed Saturday is just fucking inexcusable. Fuck, I'm a 47 year old, out of shape, cigar smoking motherfucker; but I guaran-goddamn-tee you that I could have beat 1-7 for -2 yards and 2 interceptions in the 1st half.

Where are Frazier's legs? 

He was pretty damn good at running the ball last year.  He's horrible this year.  Absolutely putrid.  At everything.  I bet he can't even piss in the toilet.  His bathroom must be fucking disgusting. 
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: WiregrassTiger on September 09, 2012, 05:25:27 PM
I don't disagree with what you are saying and I'm not on the ledge.  The problem I still have is that Frazier can't even make the basic throws.  I am talking about throws I can make. I attributed that to nerves last week, I was blinded and wrong. 

I am talking about throws like an 8 yard out and up by a TE who was wide open and had to jump, reach behind him and try a one handed grab (which he still almost caught).  I am talking about a 5-6 yard crossing route to a WR that was being trailed and Frazier threw behind him.

So we can go as basic as we want, but without the threat of the pass we aren't going to be able to get much done.  Defense I thought did improve albeit against a weaker opponent IMO, but like you said hard to keep that rhythm up when you have no offensive help &/or shortened field due to turnovers.

I really don't know what the answer is, Frazier had the time and WR's were open.  He appears to me to (besides inaccuracy issues) also have zero downfield vision.  The game is too fast for him.  Do we go to Moseley who with time may be able to make better throws? However he is hurt and couldn't even beat out Frazier.  What about Wallace do we throw him in there? Because as far as I am concerned it can't get any worse at the QB position then it did on Saturday.

I was not drunk yesterday and I have no haze today, you know I am not a naysayer or a chicken little by any stretch of the imagination.  I was fighting tooth and nail last week with a lot of folks on here.  This is a team sport, but unless our QB spot play improves (and I don't know how that is going to happen) I just don't see us winning more than 3 and those might not be gimmes.
It is amazing to me that the games have been as close, considering the QB play and tackling. Our only hope may be to go 99% run and show improved tackling. It looks obvious that the coaches do not feel that we have another option at QB. I feel like they will make a change though, whether it's CM, JW or Uzomah. When they do, the crowd will go nuts if it's a home game and that won't do much for the psyche of KF. But, this is big boy football.
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: The Prowler on September 09, 2012, 06:18:31 PM
I'm starting to think that Coach Loeffler wasn't the correct choice as OC. He's a great QB Coach, but when he has other duties on his plate, it's taking away from the time needed to focus on his QBs.  Also, he might want to get down from the Coach's Box and call the plays from the sidelines (that way he can have a better look at his QBs).
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: Godfather on September 09, 2012, 06:41:29 PM
It is amazing to me that the games have been as close, considering the QB play and tackling. Our only hope may be to go 99% run and show improved tackling. It looks obvious that the coaches do not feel that we have another option at QB. I feel like they will make a change though, whether it's CM, JW or Uzomah. When they do, the crowd will go nuts if it's a home game and that won't do much for the psyche of KF. But, this is big boy football.

I hate to tell you but that game was no where near as close as the score.  We were lucky to get 7 on the kick-off return.
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: jmar on September 09, 2012, 07:41:05 PM
I hate to tell you but that game was no where near as close as the score.  We were lucky to get 7 on the kick-off return.
Yes and State shot themselves in the foot repeatedly just as Clemson did. We were able to do more with Clemson simply because they have a Rooflike defense.

LaMonroe has got to be ecstatic to get to play another group of beleagured all-stars from the SEC.

And to think I half-heartedly teased myself over the lack of tutoring on this team. But I now see the error of my ways because it was the staff that actually needed tutoring. 

I don't pretend to have the answer but this program is going nowhere and I can't deal with any more excuses.

 

 



 

Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: dallaswareagle on September 09, 2012, 07:49:11 PM
Yes and State shot themselves in the foot repeatedly just as Clemson did. We were able to do more with Clemson simply because they have a Rooflike defense.

LaMonroe has got to be ecstatic to get to play another group of beleagured all-stars from the SEC.

And to think I half-heartedly teased myself over the lack of tutoring on this team. But I now see the error of my ways because it was the staff that actually needed tutoring. 

I don't pretend to have the answer but this program is going nowhere and I can't deal with any more excuses.
 

But is that is all you will hear.
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: jmar on September 09, 2012, 07:55:19 PM
But is that is all you will hear.
This group of four stars has regressed and it's horrible football. It's coaching, bad coaching.
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: The Six on September 09, 2012, 08:22:01 PM
I disagree with the idea that Chizik may be ousted if this season goes awry. In fact, I think there's too many other pieces in play there for them to move him at this point. It'll take three losing seasons in a row. Too many power brokers.

Face it, gang. We are what we are and we have what we have.
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: jmar on September 09, 2012, 08:30:46 PM
I disagree with the idea that Chizik may be ousted if this season goes awry. In fact, I think there's too many other pieces in play there for them to move him at this point. It'll take three losing seasons in a row. Too many power brokers.

Face it, gang. We are what we are and we have what we have.
:facepalm: Tommy Tuberville, Bill Oliver and Terry Bowden might disagree.
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: The Six on September 09, 2012, 08:46:02 PM
:facepalm: Tommy Tuberville, Bill Oliver and Terry Bowden might disagree.

Tommy Tuberville - Perfect storm of circumstances. He handed the keys to the bbq boys, they wrecked it, and by the time he stepped back in, it was too late. Plus, he got punked by that midget a-hole across the state.

Bill Oliver - Straight was used and lied too.

Terry Bowden - Screwed some TigerPaw. Pissed off Bobby Lowder. Walked out the door before they threw him out.

Chizik on the other hand has done EVERYTHING "They" have told him to. He's here. The assistants? Not so sure.
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: Godfather on September 09, 2012, 08:47:59 PM
I disagree with the idea that Chizik may be ousted if this season goes awry. In fact, I think there's too many other pieces in play there for them to move him at this point. It'll take three losing seasons in a row. Too many power brokers.

Face it, gang. We are what we are and we have what we have.

I think he gets one more year regardless, but no way three.
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: The Prowler on September 09, 2012, 08:52:30 PM
I think he gets one more year regardless, but no way three.
I agree.
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: Yoda on September 09, 2012, 08:53:20 PM
I agree.

As do I.
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: jmar on September 09, 2012, 09:07:51 PM
I think he gets one more year regardless, but no way three.
We are thinking in the present.
We have ten more games.
 
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: Yoda on September 09, 2012, 09:21:09 PM
We are thinking in the present.
We have ten more games.
 

Doesn't matter, he still gets a year do to the title he won.  Don't agree or disagree with it.
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: Godfather on September 09, 2012, 09:24:15 PM
Doesn't matter, he still gets a year do to the title he won.  Don't agree or disagree with it.
This x2

I will add a caveat that he could be fired if it were a season of disastrous proportions, and it very well may be.
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: JR4AU on September 09, 2012, 09:32:43 PM
I think he gets one more year regardless, but no way three.
Things being the way they are.  4th season.  This is Chizik's team, not Tub's. The players are his, and the staff was all assembled by Chiz.  And this is the product we see?  Why give him one more year?  To do what?

We have the X full of folks that claim Chiz forgot how to coach, or never knew, and a staff of the same, and honestly, with what is being put on the field compared to the recruiting the last 4 years, fuck, how could you think anything else?

Oh, I got more news for you suggesting we go "all run" and pound people.  Vs MSU, we, as a team ran the ball 39 times for 91 yards.  2.3ypc avg.  AGAINST MISSISSIPPI GAWD DAMN STATE MAN!!

I'm usually in the coach's corner and can usually see what the problem is in that they're lacking talent, or it's very young.  The youngest unit on this team is the OL, and they're the best unit there is.  They're now being asked to block 8 and 9 man fronts to run the ball. 

Frazier wasn't just Ark. "Mr Football" like Moseley was, he was highly recruited, and he looks like a week old shit sandwich.  I mean, is it possible every crootin' service missed that badly, and every team that offered him was that blind?  Offers from Auburn, Ark., LSU, Florida, Michigan, Miami, Notre Dame, etc.  Loeffler nor Malzahn could make this kid even a fucking serviceable QB?  Hell, it's not like he had to learn a new offense under Malzahn, yet when Trotter proved to be shit, they chose Mosely, rather than the supposed future of the program?

Why the fuck is Jake Holland still allowed to fucking disgrace the Auburn uniform?  Isn't his father connected with "Eyes on Auburn"?  Is he being played ahead of more talented players due to politics?

I have so many more questions and thoughts, but the biggest one is: "Why give him another year?"  If we have to have 24 Seniors, Cam Newton, and Nick Fairley for Chiz to be successful, well, we're going to have to be real patient more years than not.  We're getting the recruits we go after, but they're not producing on the field. 
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: The Six on September 09, 2012, 09:32:59 PM
This x2

I will add a caveat that he could be fired if it were a season of disastrous proportions, and it very well may be.


How bad is disastrous? 2, 3 wins?
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: Yoda on September 09, 2012, 09:36:24 PM
Things being the way they are.  4th season.  This is Chizik's team, not Tub's. The players are his, and the staff was all assembled by Chiz.  And this is the product we see?  Why give him one more year?  To do what?

We have the X full of folks that claim Chiz forgot how to coach, or never knew, and a staff of the same, and honestly, with what is being put on the field compared to the recruiting the last 4 years, fuck, how could you think anything else?

Oh, I got more news for you suggesting we go "all run" and pound people.  Vs MSU, we, as a team ran the ball 39 times for 91 yards.  2.3ypc avg.  AGAINST MISSISSIPPI GAWD DAMN STATE MAN!!

I'm usually in the coach's corner and can usually see what the problem is in that they're lacking talent, or it's very young.  The youngest unit on this team is the OL, and they're the best unit there is.  They're now being asked to block 8 and 9 man fronts to run the ball. 

Frazier wasn't just Ark. "Mr Football" like Moseley was, he was highly recruited, and he looks like a week old shit sandwich.  I mean, is it possible every crootin' service missed that badly, and every team that offered him was that blind?  Offers from Auburn, Ark., LSU, Florida, Michigan, Miami, Notre Dame, etc.  Loeffler nor Malzahn could make this kid even a fucking serviceable QB?  Hell, it's not like he had to learn a new offense under Malzahn, yet when Trotter proved to be shit, they chose Mosely, rather than the supposed future of the program?

Why the fuck is Jake Holland still allowed to fucking disgrace the Auburn uniform?  Isn't his father connected with "Eyes on Auburn"?  Is he being played ahead of more talented players due to politics?

I have so many more questions and thoughts, but the biggest one is: "Why give him another year?"  If we have to have 24 Seniors, Cam Newton, and Nick Fairley for Chiz to be successful, well, we're going to have to be real patient more years than not.  We're getting the recruits we go after, but they're not producing on the field.

That is all true but none of us get to make the decision.
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: Yoda on September 09, 2012, 09:37:06 PM

You talking 2, 3 wins?

I was thinking 2
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: Godfather on September 09, 2012, 09:38:25 PM

You talking 2, 3 wins?
I am talking 2 or less and blowouts to the remaining SEC teams (not just LSU, bama, and arky which is pretty much inevitable at this point.)
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: JR4AU on September 09, 2012, 09:39:04 PM
That is all true but none of us get to make the decision.

I get that, but I'm asking the reasoning behind thinking he should/will. 
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: Godfather on September 09, 2012, 09:40:07 PM
That is all true but none of us get to make the decision.
Yes
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: Godfather on September 09, 2012, 09:41:04 PM
I get that, but I'm asking the reasoning behind thinking he should/will.
I think impression.  National media will have a field day with the fact he is 2 years removed from the title.

Plus he is Jacobs boy, hard to admit you made a mistake.
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: Yoda on September 09, 2012, 09:41:27 PM
I get that, but I'm asking the reasoning behind thinking he should/will.

I am torn, I can give him another year for all of the great moments I enjoyed in 2010. 

However the more intellectual side tells me it will not get better, but maybe I am wrong.
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: Yoda on September 09, 2012, 09:41:56 PM
I think impression.  National media will have a field day with the fact he is 2 years removed from the title.

Plus he is Jacobs boy, hard to admit you made a mistake.

And this.
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: The Six on September 09, 2012, 09:47:42 PM
I think impression.  National media will have a field day with the fact he is 2 years removed from the title.

Plus he is Jacobs boy, hard to admit you made a mistake.

Agree on that last bit big time.
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: GH2001 on September 09, 2012, 09:51:19 PM
Agree on that last bit big time.


Is CGC = Coker ?
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: Townhallsavoy on September 09, 2012, 09:53:36 PM


Is CGC = Coker ?

I'm still waiting on the brawl. 
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: jmar on September 09, 2012, 09:54:19 PM

How bad is disastrous? 2, 3 wins?
I indicated the same.
The power brokers have a failing investment. And they have their own schedule. Jacobs?
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: Yoda on September 09, 2012, 09:57:15 PM
I indicated the same.
The power brokers have a failing investment. And they have their own schedule. Jacobs?

This I would like to see.  I don't know a lot about how all of the inside shit works, but have any of our athletics improved lately?
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: Godfather on September 09, 2012, 09:59:20 PM
This I would like to see.  I don't know a lot about how all of the inside shit works, but have any of our athletics improved lately?

Jacobs doesn't have many fans among us commoners that I am aware of. 
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: JR4AU on September 09, 2012, 10:02:10 PM


Is CGC = Coker ?

Larry Coker never had a losing season at Miami.  Was 7-6 his final year, following 2 9 win seasons.   I don't recall how his recruiting had been, but think I recall that was as big a reason he got fired being that they saw the cupboard was bare, and wins declining. 
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: GH2001 on September 09, 2012, 10:03:23 PM
This I would like to see.  I don't know a lot about how all of the inside shit works, but have any of our athletics improved lately?

Even swimming has regressed a step under jacobs. He screwed the pooch with Marsh.
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: Godfather on September 09, 2012, 10:03:36 PM
Larry Coker never had a losing season at Miami.  Was 7-6 his final year, following 2 9 win seasons.   I don't recall how his recruiting had been, but think I recall that was as big a reason he got fired being that they saw the cupboard was bare, and wins declining.
Correct, he couldn't recruit.  Cooker = Bowden (the fat one we had)
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: JR4AU on September 09, 2012, 10:04:15 PM
Jacobs doesn't have many fans among us commoners that I am aware of.

Some said he was genius after 2010.  Beginning to think that in a way, 2010 hurt Auburn more than helped it. 
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: Godfather on September 09, 2012, 10:04:48 PM
Jacobs is an ass kisser and money getter, that is why he was hired.
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: Godfather on September 09, 2012, 10:06:15 PM
BTW JR...might want to think about making a change to your avatar. The board keeps missing the server connection.
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: GH2001 on September 09, 2012, 10:07:28 PM
BTW JR...might want to think about making a change to your avatar. The board keeps missing the server connection.

Strongest hustle ever
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: Yoda on September 09, 2012, 10:07:57 PM
Some said he was genius after 2010.  Beginning to think that in a way, 2010 hurt Auburn more than helped it.

Do step back from that ledge, I enjoyed every minute of that season.
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: JR4AU on September 09, 2012, 10:08:08 PM
Correct, he couldn't recruit.  Cooker = Bowden (the fat one we had)

I used to think Miles was a good coach, but decided last year he's a haphazard clown that can recruit like a motherfucker.  You can cover up a shit load of coaching flaws with talent.  Hell, they even got to the NC game without a QB that was worth a shit.  If you recruit well, then you better damn well win, not get get your shit pushed in in Starkvegas. 
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: Godfather on September 09, 2012, 10:10:22 PM
I used to think Miles was a good coach, but decided last year he's a haphazard clown that can recruit like a motherfucker.  You can cover up a shit load of coaching flaws with talent.  Hell, they even got to the NC game without a QB that was worth a shit.  If you recruit well, then you better damn well win, not get get your shit pushed in in Starkvegas.
LSU is a whole different realm.  They have no one to compete with when it comes to instate recruiting. You have to be a real dumbass to lose there...see Gerry Dinardo.
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: GH2001 on September 09, 2012, 10:11:10 PM
LSU is a whole different realm.  They have no one to compete with when it comes to instate recruiting. You have to be a real dumbass to lose there...see Gerry Dinardo.

Curly Hallman. Yes they've had a few dumbasses
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: jmar on September 09, 2012, 10:16:50 PM
LSU is a whole different realm.  They have no one to compete with when it comes to instate recruiting. You have to be a real dumbass to lose there...see Gerry Dinardo.
LaMonroe is offended by your comment and is demanding satisfaction.
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: JR4AU on September 09, 2012, 10:18:44 PM
LSU is a whole different realm.  They have no one to compete with when it comes to instate recruiting. You have to be a real dumbass to lose there...see Gerry Dinardo.

You miss the point.  Our recruiting has been very good, yet, the product we saw Saturday?  Only thing I can conclude is that our coaches, as a staff, have not found a way to make the most of the talent set we have, and hide/mask the deficiencies.   Clown though he is, Miles took a less than average QB, and went 13-1, won the SEC, and played for the NC.  I mean this Auburn team, with a few minor personnel changes, supposedly for the better, are set to win less than half what they did last year.   
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: Godfather on September 09, 2012, 10:20:57 PM
You miss the point.  Our recruiting has been very good, yet, the product we saw Saturday?  Only thing I can conclude is that our coaches, as a staff, have not found a way to make the most of the talent set we have, and hide/mask the deficiencies.   Clown though he is, Miles took a less than average QB, and went 13-1, won the SEC, and played for the NC.  I mean this Auburn team, with a few minor personnel changes, supposedly for the better, are set to win less than half what they did last year.   
Eh...LSU had an outstanding Defense and a playmaker at returns.

We have neither an offense nor a defense.
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: JR4AU on September 09, 2012, 10:25:58 PM
Eh...LSU had an outstanding Defense and a playmaker at returns.

We have neither an offense nor a defense.

Correct!  Why?  We should have enough of each to compete with MSU! 
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: Kaos on September 09, 2012, 10:39:29 PM
Jacobs doesn't have many fans among us commoners that I am aware of.

:fail:

Too soon?

I was also wondering where that "leader not a loser" guy was today. 
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: Godfather on September 09, 2012, 10:44:11 PM
Correct!  Why?  We should have enough of each to compete with MSU!
I am not disagreeing with you, isn't that what I told Prowler.
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: GH2001 on September 09, 2012, 10:46:55 PM
:fail:

Too soon?

I was also wondering where that "leader not a loser" guy was today.

He posted yesterday. Greasy wiener.
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: jmar on September 09, 2012, 10:49:17 PM
:fail:

Too soon?

I was also wondering where that "leader not a loser" guy was today.
He was busy planning a trip overseas during bowl week.
Title: Re: Taking One Step Back from the Ledge
Post by: Godfather on September 09, 2012, 10:59:05 PM
:fail:

Hell I set you up for that.  Been awhile since it was used.