[Row80Critic]

Between DB injuries and not having a great solution at QB, you surely can't think a coaching change solves either of those problems.

I do believe that Stanford could have beaten TCU and WF with better in-game decisions.  Both games were very close at the end, and in both cases head coach decisions cost them the game.  And stop calling me Shirley.

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Between DB injuries and not having a great solution at QB, you surely can't think a coaching change solves either of those problems.

The question is, has Taylor shown that he can build a winning program?  With the personnel we have, should we have won more games over the past two seasons?  Does TT make good in-game decisions?  Does TT get his team ready to play D1 football by implementing a solid strength and conditioning program?  Does TT bring out the best efforts from his players through his leadership style?

There has to be a tipping point when it becomes clear that Taylor is not the coach Stanford needs to build back a winning program.  The hard part is determining when we are at that point.

BTW, I believe that April has proven himself as a solid DC.

With 2 recruiting classes under his belt, and no results to show for it, does anyone realistically believe next year would see a meaningful uptick?  Between the draft and the one-way portal, will the team even have more skill?  I get that I'm being harsh -- my bad, just frustrated -- but this isn't working.  If Stanford stays on the same path, it will ensure the same results.  Do they care?

[Row80Critic]

Between DB injuries and not having a great solution at QB, you surely can't think a coaching change solves either of those problems.

I do believe that Stanford could have beaten TCU and WF with better in-game decisions.  Both games were very close at the end, and in both cases head coach decisions cost them the game.  And stop calling me Shirley.

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Between DB injuries and not having a great solution at QB, you surely can't think a coaching change solves either of those problems.

The question is, has Taylor shown that he can build a winning program?  With the personnel we have, should we have won more games over the past two seasons?  Does TT make good in-game decisions?  Does TT get his team ready to play D1 football by implementing a solid strength and conditioning program?  Does TT bring out the best efforts from his players through his leadership style?

There has to be a tipping point when it becomes clear that Taylor is not the coach Stanford needs to build back a winning program.  The hard part is determining when we are at that point.

BTW, I believe that April has proven himself as a solid DC.

With 2 recruiting classes under his belt, and no results to show for it, does anyone realistically believe next year would see a meaningful uptick?  Between the draft and the one-way portal, will the team even have more skill?  I get that I'm being harsh -- my bad, just frustrated -- but this isn't working.  If Stanford stays on the same path, it will ensure the same results.  Do they care?