I have a huge issue with Brian Kelly….

Agreed...

He needs to go. How many times do we need new posts stating the same thing?

Are you just venting? Everything you said has been said 100 times in the last 5 days.

What a very unique rant. Totally new perspective. Thank you for this.

He doesn't want to acknowledge the reality of the performance offensively.. that we weren't mad vs Florida because we won. We just had the foresight to realize that playing like this would lose every single SEC road game. It was obvious, but he didn't want to acknowledge it.

That's what concerns me most is that he doesn't want to acknowledge piss poor play. That will lead to MVB never playing this year, because he doesn't want to acknowledge just how bad Nuss is between being a completely immobile QB, to allowing Defense to attack RB on RPOs bc they know how Nuss never keeps it, to being an 'at best' average to below average SEC QB.

In AA, the first step is coming to acknlowedge that we were powerless over alcohol. Acknowledgement is almost half the battle in any situation in life. Solution action is the next half.

He's keeping all the receipts too...


I wish we would've kept the receipt and returned his arse.

The Path

Ok, sometime last year I heard Hanigriff I think say that he was spending way too much time at the golf course. Is this what you mean by hands off or Is there more. It tracks with me because when he's pitching with someone on the sideline they always have a look of "frick this guy" and a lack of respect which is not what you get from a coach that's always there grinding with you. The fact that he went into this season with those OL and that OL coach further makes me believe hes not keeping an eye on these things. Thinking that Davis, Mubenga, and Chester were viable options are unforgivable

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Listen, jackass, if you actually saw this team practice and felt this, I’m even more concerned.

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To be fair. The practices leading up to Clemson were actually pretty impressive. The offensive line issues were apparent in the team sessions but the offense would still hit some big plays. The defense was very dominant and our DBs and receivers looked really good. Hilton was the star for the first part of camp and then all of sudden that fell off.

So to be fair practice you would not have been able to see that this team had a terrible offensive structure. The substitutions that we are doing in the receiver group that is hurting the offense was not going to be seen in practice. Also despite what anyone wants to admit. Nuss when he got nicked set this offense back. Ruffino and some others are trying to claim Nuss was not "injured." However, Nuss was in such pain he went to 2 different doctors because he couldn't operate without pain and it impacted his ability to throw. -

The offense tried to put MVB out there but he struggled immensly which is why the staff made the decision to not let Nuss heal and let him try to play through it. I believe that was the wrong decision but again you were not going to see that just in practice. The team looked good outside of a few struggles on the Oline but the offense still got big plays against the defense so it just seemed like it would only be a matter of time before the line would gel.

2019 spoiled you