It’s Comical How Bad of a Head Coach Geoff Collins Is/Was

The credibility of this coach was not the failure of effectively transitioning from a TO to whatever mythical offense his mind created. It was that the self-proclaimed Supreme Minister of Defense totally failed at elevating the one side of the ball he supposedly had expertise in.

To still think the issue was the triple option you'd have to believe that we ran a triple option defense and triple option special teams
 
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Just got my thinking, Temple was 8-4 and 7-6 with Collins. Just imagine the talent on the field he must have had to run that many games.

Still managed to lose to FCS Villanova in year 2 and had a close call against them year 1. He is just uniquely bad at preparing a team for a football game.
 
I admit he had me hoodwinked. Should have never bought in on his used car sales pitch. Felt the same about Bobiniski as AD.

if Collins had come in after a pro style coach I would not have given as much leeway. But he got benefit of doubt for the first two years. The money down antics and practice music….. should have known it wouldn’t work.

I am bought in on Key and staff. Also very much Batt. Just hope the hole we have dug is not too much to over come for FB and BB.
I thought sometlhing was off when all we seem to see was 404 and huddle house etc..........He was pretty bad as a HC
 
I thought sometlhing was off when all we seem to see was 404 and huddle house etc..........He was pretty bad as a HC
Qu’est que c’est Huddle House?

I knew he was a bad coach when we lost to The Citadel. The Citadel has had some good, tough teams.
This wasn’t one of them

And the Pitt team CBK beat for win one in his tenure would have beaten us by at least 20 if was still on board
 
I challenge you to find him.

Not sure about the exact gimmicks, but Matt Rhule, PJ Fleck, and even Dan Mullen are from that general school of coaching. Problem is that Collins actually believed his own hype and didn't surround himself with competent people and allow them to do their thing. He also tried to reinvent the wheel when it came to tried and true methods of running football practices. You can do hype if you've got everything else in order. Collins didn't.
 
Not sure about the exact gimmicks, but Matt Rhule, PJ Fleck, and even Dan Mullen are from that general school of coaching. Problem is that Collins actually believed his own hype and didn't surround himself with competent people and allow them to do their thing. He also tried to reinvent the wheel when it came to tried and true methods of running football practices. You can do hype if you've got everything else in order. Collins didn't.
None of your examples did the crazy and attempted revolutionary things our coach did to try to build a “culture.”
 
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