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We do not learn anything from these the coaches just need to say we plead the fifth or no comment to every question the government does that everytime they don't want to answer or have no answer for the public, and also if we do not here coach speech we might exactly be surprised in improvement or maybe not. What I think is one problem on offense minus talent issues of course is that when Jeff Scott was here we had two offensive coordinators , one was in the booth and one on the sideline getting the players input and also seeing different angles of the offense and what the defense was doing and being better to adjust somewhat and make some tough yardage. But I think alot is coaching has dropped off but I also think the players we have are not elite players like they were in high school, it just like switching jobs for an adult you can be the best employee at your previous job and one of the who left at your next, alot is player development but also the player drive and passion for there job much like everyone else who works, the players and coaches have to demand better of each other and themselves to make the team work.

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Re: TNET: Swinney on team's struggles: "This is where we are right now"

Sep 27, 2021, 9:43 AM

Here’s the thing: if a CEO, who is getting paid millions, said to shareholders, “this is where we are” you’d see exactly what you/we are seeing now; people are righty upset at the complete lack of accountability and “leadership”, the stock would tank(rankings, bowl opportunity, recruiting), staff would leave-players bailing to portal, middle management would “mirror” the CEO-lack of accountability and excuse making and finger pointing.
Dabo IS the CEO and he did a great job raising the stock price for the “investors” and recruiting talent. Now, when change is needed and leadership is not only required but urgently needed, he’s tossing up tired platitudes and shirking any responsibility or accountability.
Hey, he’s done a great job. He’s a great guy. Everyone loves him. He’s a dynamic and charismatic coach. Yet, when it’s time to make HARD decisions, he seems unwilling(doubtful) or is suffering from a major case of hubris and “buck” passing…..sadly, as the CEO, it’s all fecal gravity fro here on out and at least, on the bright side, a very low tier bowl at this point(if they are lucky to make one by continuing with this system) will at least allow many to finally afford to go to a game! I fear he won’t make any changes, and the company culture will suffer and that will ripple into every aspect of the program for years to come….don’t get me wrong, they will be successful at some point, but it’s gonna be a bit of a bumpy ride until Accountabilty is demanded by the shareholders….until then, fire up the ever and enjoy re living the good times of the past decade.

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TNET: Swinney on team's struggles: "This is where we are right now"

The press interviews

Hey Dabo

BV? You've gotta be kidding. He's in the catbird seat.

Re: BV? You've gotta be kidding. He's in the catbird seat.

BV isn't going anywhere while his kids are still there

Re: Hey Dabo

"they made one more critical play than we did"

Last week: We don't stink. This week: We're not very good

Re: TNET: Swinney on team's struggles: "This is where we are right now"

I thought Dabo was smarter than this

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Re: TNET: Swinney on team's struggles: "This is where we are right now"

yeah, no ####***

Re: TNET: Swinney on team's struggles: "This is where we are right now"

Re: TNET: Swinney on team's struggles: "This is where we are right now"

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