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While counting our blessings, count a couple more you forgot you had - Redrum - 11-25-2012
Say a prayer of thanks that the David Shaw regime isn't even in the same galaxy with Gene Chizik, former coach of the Auburn Tigers. Fun read, in a scary kind of way.
http://www.al.com/auburnfootball/index.ssf/2012/11/scarbinsky_gene_chizik_set_the.html
Re: While counting our blessings, count a couple more you forgot you had - fullmetal - 11-25-2012
Shortcuts to short-term success rarely leave lasting legacies.
He was a decent defensive coach at Texas though. I hear Texas needs one of those; Diaz doesn't seem to be doing the job.
Not just the SEC. Troubles surface post-Tedford - Redrum - 11-25-2012
Over on Bear Insider, a guy posted a message from a player parent about life under the Tedford regime's final seasons. It spoke of:
-- Alleged dictating of terms by Keenan Allen re QB Maynard.
-- Reaction in the ranks to Maynard that found its way into game performance.
-- Lax discipline on academics w/ Tedford saying one thing and doing another.
-- Starters who didn't follow team training requirements. Open defiance , or at least, no accountability.
http://bearinsider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=67396
Re: While counting our blessings, count a couple more you forgot you had - washingtonismoney - 11-25-2012
Watching next season for the 59ers should be pretty fascinating. There's enough talent there to make a UCLA-esque turnaround possible, but I wonder how ready the players are, mentally, for that change. One story I remember from last year about UCLA is, during their bowl practices, the Bruin seniors did their over-the-wall routine to skip practice. But not all the Bruins left, and one player said more-or-less "this sh*t ain't happening next year."
So I think the Bruins were mentally receptive to changing their ways and doing the things they needed to do to win. Are the 59ers? Not sure I see any signs of that.