There are good enough players at every position for us to have won 6 to 8 games from start to finish. That is my conception of the way things could have gone knowing what has transpired up until now. So what'ts the difference between 6 wins vs. 8 or even better? Several things have entered my mind among them: coaching, injuries, personnel decisions. Now to elaborate on each one. The coaches are experienced enough to be able to adjust there strategy to offset thier counterparts. But they haven't always been effective. This is not unlike a game of chess or an all out war battle. You have to look back at what worked or did not then look ahead at what the enemy might do. You stay the status quo or agood player at chess will beat you. Goodness just think of real war what no or the wrong adjustments would do!! This not always happening on offense. The defense I do not see this problem as much. I think our offensive coaches should critique our defense and vice versa. This would tell coach Gailey something about ourselves whether it be strategy, adjustments, or schemes. Now my next post will entail personnel decisions with the quarterback play. That is if you people are interested in my thoughts.
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Most everything on these boards are opinions, so bring them on. Just remember, if someone disagrees, you will hear about it, but, what the heck, we are all gurus on Tech football.
However, there are a lot of factual informational tidbits on the board. We have a lot of posters providing us with practice data, inside data, recruiting news, links to pertinent items, etc,. Sit back, relax, post, and wear your safety helmet.
However, there are a lot of factual informational tidbits on the board. We have a lot of posters providing us with practice data, inside data, recruiting news, links to pertinent items, etc,. Sit back, relax, post, and wear your safety helmet.