re: Canada Sucked

The guy has a history of subordination and being a jerk. Doesnt work hard in recruiting. He and his jet sweep can hit the bricks. I dont have any idea who this Ponamsky is but the only thing canada ever did that was interesting is sneak a wildcat TD run in on saban. The rest of his work was straight garbage like many of the posters on this board.

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If you were hired to a job for your expertise and then not allowed to use said expertise, would you really try that hard? And for the love of God,

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Except that his expertise was not all that . Canada was the best of what was left at the time. His one great claim to fame was beating Clemson last year.

Let's look at his performance and see if there was not cause for concern by the HC and many on this board. His offense put up only 28 against a very bad BYU defense....against Chattanooga, it did OK but we should have squashed tat team by halftime. Then came MSU, as I could see, Canada was allowed to run his offense in that game with no interference and guess what......it sucked, we sucked....we sucked on both sides of the ball but the offense could not move for shite.....

Then came the Syracuse game, OK Syracuse beat Clemson this year but other than that they sucked, two big pass plays make the difference, the first TD was a gift to the offense from Greedy Williams,

Offensively we should have dominated Syracuse, pulverized them.....we were lucky to get out of that game with a 10 pt win IMHO

Now we go to Troy. We screwed that game from the very beginning and it had absolutely nothing to do with Orgeron. First play from scrimmage, hand off to Brosette up the middle through a huge hole. He gains 5 yards before the Troy player hits him dead on and the ball pops out......you can't blame Orgeron for that, also you gonna blame O's interferance with the fact that Brennan was largely ineffective, throws an int to covered receivers? ......also in that game, the defense was getting pushed around BIG time. That dude Chunn gashed us for 190 yards.