oh....that's cool man. Where else do you enjoy playing pretend at your age? Sorry I'm just too ignorant to understand you playing a fictional character on a message board, that is my fault. That isn't weird at all.

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our offensive guru Brady,

huh? I thought Steve ran the offense.

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Miss St and Mz, maybe just maybe it had a lot to do with all the attrition,

attrition isn't an excuse for losing to them.

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Yeah, you have every right to flip flop after all that, but it makes you a chickenshit (name calling) to do so IMO.

The entire thing is built around O hiring top notch coordinators to prop him up, last offseason his big hires were Bo Pelini and Scott Linehan. He whiffed badly on both and not only did it show on the field but cost us millions to bail him out. This goes with the territory of the CEO model. Have I advocated for firing him? Nope. Of course he's going to be given every opportunity to right the ship, but he's not absolved from criticism for that NC.

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Posted by GeorgeTheGreek

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Posted on 1/11/21 at 9:53 am to BilJ

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Posted by Skillet

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Posted on 1/11/21 at 10:18 am to BilJ

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Have I advocated for firing him? Nope. Of course he's going to be given every opportunity to right the ship,

I think we can both agree that Ed speaks and has spoken out of both sides of his mouth, as most coaches do. That was evident when he was 1st hired and within a week he totally changed what he said about the offense he wanted to run. And no doubt he blundered with last season's coaching hires.

I'm still ecstatic that we got rid of Les and didn't hire Herman or Jimbo. Most coaches not named Saban and maybe a handful of others will eventually get fired. I just hope we string several good seasons together before O gets canned.

I'm glad you're still on board with O. Next season should tell us every thing we need to know about the direction of the program.