re: Scary Special Team stats

Keehn being second team all-SEC last year was a joke. As noted above, his average might have been good, but that was because he would boom every other one, yet horrible shanks at Inopportune times. This year it's been all shanks or punts that are head high. It's unfair to expect coverage teams to stop long returns when they don't get half way there before the ball touches down. Ditto for the KO returns-there are HS kickers all over this state hitting the back of the end zone almost every time, why is that a lost world for a major powerhouse?

It doesn't appear to me that TD can reach the end zone consistently, we gave a full ride to a PK that uses the middle of the field less than a Les Miles passing game, and our former full-time kicker either can't or doesn't want to kick anymore.

IDGAF what someone might tout about BDP contributing as a talent evaluator or a sauce slopper, he's now been a horrible coach with two different units during his two stints on Les' pit crew. It's as frustrating watching his ST as it used to be watching his defenses.