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The premium of urgency - OutsiderFan - 11-28-2020
While watching a bit of LSU - aTm this evening, I heard the announcers talking about coordinators and what defines a bad, mediocre, and great one.
LSU DC Kevin Steele said this after he praised aTm coach Jimbo Fisher for being such a good OC and was asked what makes him so good:
Bad coordinators: Watch the game video replays and make adjustments for the following week.
Mediocre coordinators: Make adjustments at Halftime.
Good coordinators: Make adjustments after one series.
Words to live by, or one man's opinion?
RE: The premium of urgency - BostonCard - 11-28-2020
Taken to the logical conclusion, the best coordinators don’t make adjustments at all because they don’t have to.
BC
RE: The premium of urgency - winflop - 11-29-2020
(11-28-2020, 09:56 PM)OutsiderFan Wrote: While watching a bit of LSU - aTm this evening, I heard the announcers talking about coordinators and what defines a bad, mediocre, and great one.
LSU DC Kevin Steele said this after he praised aTm coach Jimbo Fisher for being such a good OC and was asked what makes him so good:
Bad coordinators: Watch the game video replays and make adjustments for the following week.
Mediocre coordinators: Make adjustments at Halftime.
Good coordinators: Make adjustments after one series.
Words to live by, or one man's opinion?
By this standard, it's pretty clear which bucket Pritchard & Anderson fall into - Shaw as well.
lex24 - lex24 - 11-29-2020
(11-29-2020, 07:33 AM)winflop Wrote:(11-28-2020, 09:56 PM)OutsiderFan Wrote: While watching a bit of LSU - aTm this evening, I heard the announcers talking about coordinators and what defines a bad, mediocre, and great one.
LSU DC Kevin Steele said this after he praised aTm coach Jimbo Fisher for being such a good OC and was asked what makes him so good:
Bad coordinators: Watch the game video replays and make adjustments for the following week.
Mediocre coordinators: Make adjustments at Halftime.
Good coordinators: Make adjustments after one series.
Words to live by, or one man's opinion?
By this standard, it's pretty clear which bucket Pritchard & Anderson fall into - Shaw as well.
Actually. Anderson adjusted after Cals first drive.
RE: lex24 - BostonCard - 11-29-2020
(11-29-2020, 08:45 AM)lex24 Wrote:Punt(11-29-2020, 07:33 AM)winflop Wrote:(11-28-2020, 09:56 PM)OutsiderFan Wrote: While watching a bit of LSU - aTm this evening, I heard the announcers talking about coordinators and what defines a bad, mediocre, and great one.
LSU DC Kevin Steele said this after he praised aTm coach Jimbo Fisher for being such a good OC and was asked what makes him so good:
Bad coordinators: Watch the game video replays and make adjustments for the following week.
Mediocre coordinators: Make adjustments at Halftime.
Good coordinators: Make adjustments after one series.
Words to live by, or one man's opinion?
By this standard, it's pretty clear which bucket Pritchard & Anderson fall into - Shaw as well.
Actually. Anderson adjusted after Cals first drive.
FG
Punt
Punt missed FG
Fumble
TD
Punt
Punt
Punt
TD
From 9:13 left in the third quarter to their last possession at 4:28 in the fourth, cal had three possessions, one first down, and 23 total yards.
It’s really tough to get too upset about the defense Friday. I think the offense still isn’t firing on all cylinders, and it has the talent to be better.
BC
RE: lex24 - teejers1 - 11-29-2020
(11-29-2020, 08:45 AM)lex24 Wrote:(11-29-2020, 07:33 AM)winflop Wrote:(11-28-2020, 09:56 PM)OutsiderFan Wrote: While watching a bit of LSU - aTm this evening, I heard the announcers talking about coordinators and what defines a bad, mediocre, and great one.
LSU DC Kevin Steele said this after he praised aTm coach Jimbo Fisher for being such a good OC and was asked what makes him so good:
Bad coordinators: Watch the game video replays and make adjustments for the following week.
Mediocre coordinators: Make adjustments at Halftime.
Good coordinators: Make adjustments after one series.
Words to live by, or one man's opinion?
By this standard, it's pretty clear which bucket Pritchard & Anderson fall into - Shaw as well.
Actually. Anderson adjusted after Cals first drive.
Didn't the TV announcers cite some stat about how Cal has scored on its first possession in every game (maybe even at TD)? If true (or even close), that's remarkable because their overall offensive numbers suck. But that also means that all opponents probably figure out Cal after the first possession. Anyway, I basically agree that the D looked better than in first two games (in both style and substance). But we need to temper that with an understanding the Cal's offense is bad.