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Not exactly: most don't succeed a successful coach
Posted on: September 8, 2016 at 05:39:04 CT
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I think Barry inherited more than most.
a. The D was good
b. The OL wasn't
There is valid questioning the obvious disruption of a defense Odom knew well.
That side of the ball should come back quickly with the change back to a DB at nickel, and some more work on the DL rotations.
The O is the work in progress. I see that developing slowly, but wven there, some improvement over last year aleady. A lot of real goodcwork was messed up by some tactical errors and mistakes that should come along.
People have a right to discuss.
This year isn't over, but unforced errors are galling. I'll bet some good coaching & player efforts will lead to improvements.
WV was middle-tough. Next game, not so tough? It Will be the game that is, so let's see how the team roars back.
Edited by tigersailor at 05:39:34 on 09/08/16
a. The D was good
b. The OL wasn't
There is valid questioning the obvious disruption of a defense Odom knew well.
That side of the ball should come back quickly with the change back to a DB at nickel, and some more work on the DL rotations.
The O is the work in progress. I see that developing slowly, but wven there, some improvement over last year aleady. A lot of real goodcwork was messed up by some tactical errors and mistakes that should come along.
People have a right to discuss.
This year isn't over, but unforced errors are galling. I'll bet some good coaching & player efforts will lead to improvements.
WV was middle-tough. Next game, not so tough? It Will be the game that is, so let's see how the team roars back.
Edited by tigersailor at 05:39:34 on 09/08/16
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