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wlayton wrote:
BulldogShannon wrote: Bulldawg2010, agree with much you say.
The only thing I'll disagree a little on is the ST coach. From what I hear the main crap the ST coach would do is set time, place, overall philosophy, etc.
I hear that on campuses where they have a ST coach that is about all they do, they still use a few coaches to get the job done.
The only thing I would change is have CMR treat it like it's 1/3rd the game, use starters on ST, and make it a point of pride throughout the ADept. If he precahes it daily, speaks of it as much as he does off and def, it can get better.
I'll take a ST coach. But we can be good in ST whether we have one in title or not.
Tired of seeing guys making tackles at the 40 who don;t even have a name on their jersey.
JJ Green running down on kicks??? yes.
Brenden Douglas flying down on punt team? bring it.
Someone can help me hear if my memory is off, but wasn't it Thomas Davis getting hurt on special teams that stopped CMR from using them?
Can't remember if that happened with TD.
I also agree with you from the standpoint especially of playing starters and maybe making it a "tradition" of sorts....an honor etc.
I thought a couple of years ago when we were struggling on ST's covering kickoffs and punts, that CMR started using his starters and it DID improve quickly. Maybe he needs 11 starters out there.
Actually, this year the problems were more mechanical imo.....snapper problems, slow punter and a returner that can't catch the dang ball (totally a coaching screw up on that area....Davis dropped it during the season and in the bowl, two punts later they put Davis BACK in to receive another punt which fortunately was kicked away from him). Those should be easily correctable.
Yes...not rocket science though.....use experienced players.
Do believe he is using starters on special teams though but how many, I have no idea.
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