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Re: Looks like Tony Elliot also worrying about NIL
Apr 21, 2022, 6:59 PM
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More and more coaches will weigh in on this in the coming weeks and months.
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Re: Looks like Tony Elliot also worrying about NIL
Apr 21, 2022, 8:15 PM
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he thought they would want just wine and cheese?
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Who cares what he thinks???***
Apr 21, 2022, 8:51 PM
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He's a Clemson graduate, and an upstanding Clemson man
Apr 21, 2022, 10:45 PM
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Not to mention the best offensive coordinator we ever had, and the most successful college football coordinator of the CFP era.
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Re: He's a Clemson graduate, and an upstanding Clemson man
Apr 22, 2022, 8:47 AM
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"Most succesfful college football coordinator of the CFP era"
He was not even the most successful college football coordinator on the team.
Tony Elliot
2015: 16th in scoring offense, 11th in total offense
2016: 14th in scoring offense, 12th in total offense
2017: 32nd in scoring offense, 38th in total offense
2018: 4th in scoring offense, 3rd in total offense
2019: 4th in scoring offense, 5th in total offense
2020: 4th in scoring offense, 10th in total offense
2021: 78th in scoring offense, 95th in total offense
AVG: 24.6 in scoring Offense, 28.5 in total offense
Brent Venables
2015:24th in scoring defense, 10th in total defense
2016:10th in scoring defense, 8th in total defense
2017:2nd in scoring defense, 4th in total defense
2018:1st in scoring defense, 5th in total defense
2019:3rd in scoring defense, 6th in total defense
2020:18th in scoring defense, 15th in total defense
2021:2nd in scoring defense, 9th in total defense
AVG: 8.5 in scoring defense, 8.14 in total defense
Even if you take out last year Elliot only goes to 14th and 15.2 respectively
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Freshman [-79]
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Ok so who are the OCs with tenure and better stats?***
Apr 22, 2022, 9:52 AM
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Re: He's a Clemson graduate, and an upstanding Clemson man
Apr 22, 2022, 7:21 PM
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statistic on calling the right play at the right time to win game. I think that stat is win vs loss record and maybe a little margin of victory icing on the cake. Just a thought
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Freshman [-79]
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How about I ask this way?
Apr 23, 2022, 6:56 PM
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Who are the top 5 offensive coordinators of the CFP era?
And from there, post their rankings over the 7 years we're talking about. Like you did for Tony. You have to take into account years of success. Tony's average that you calculated over 7 years, plus Tony's unequaled accomplishments, who else has done that?
I agree 100% that Brent Venables has been the best DC of the CFP era. But that's not what I meant. While Tony is also clearly one of the best coordinators period in the CFP era, he has been the very best OC of the era. I stand by that.
And the thing is, clemson2000c got personal about Tony. No need for that, let alone the fact Tony is, again, a great man, a Tiger player, graduate, coach, and MOST SUCCESSFUL OC in the history of Clemson .. and oh yeah he just had one of the best runs as OC in college football history while here. So show some respect, that was kind of the overall point. Agreed?
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Good. The more that speak up about how out of control it is
Apr 21, 2022, 8:54 PM
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and how it is ending college football and replacing it with pro football the better the chances of something being done about it.
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Re: Good. The more that speak up about how out of control it is
Apr 21, 2022, 9:54 PM
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Approved by Congress idiots in every state . No going back . They wanted to ruin a long standing tradition and no going back now
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Freshman [-79]
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What "approved" means is there was nothing Congress could do
Apr 23, 2022, 7:01 PM
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to block it.
Still needs so much work on structure and guardrails though. That's what Dabo and others are talking about. It wasn't blocked by Congress, and it went utterly wild in one year. There must be some governing body to control it with clear and ENFORCED guidelines, or college football cannot be sustained.
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I'm afraid there are so many that are a day late...
Apr 21, 2022, 9:56 PM
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...and a dollar short. Dabo was out in front of this mess and got crucified for it.
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Freshman [-79]
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Not too late. I don't know if it's the NCAA
Apr 23, 2022, 7:03 PM
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or some new breakaway governing body over the P5, whatever, but something must be done.
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