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re: Summer practice/ pre fall camp
Posted on 6/21/15 at 11:27 am to tmc94
Posted on 6/21/15 at 11:27 am to tmc94
It's nice that we were able to send a position coach to be a head coach, AND upgrade our staff and improve the rapport with each other. Things don't always work that well.
I think Spav gets way too much criticism considering the issues he had to work around. Just like kliff gets too much credit for what he had to work with.
I'm excited for this year, but Tarp is preaching on #'s that were scaling back the offense big time and trying to conform to the rest of the conference. I'm all for an improved running game, but I feel like we have to stay true to the advantages Texas gives us.
We should have the best QB,WR's and DB's in the conference for the long term future.
I think Spav gets way too much criticism considering the issues he had to work around. Just like kliff gets too much credit for what he had to work with.
I'm excited for this year, but Tarp is preaching on #'s that were scaling back the offense big time and trying to conform to the rest of the conference. I'm all for an improved running game, but I feel like we have to stay true to the advantages Texas gives us.
We should have the best QB,WR's and DB's in the conference for the long term future.
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Posted on 6/21/15 at 12:13 pm to Nguyening
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I think Spav gets way too much criticism considering the issues he had to work around. Just like kliff gets too much credit for what he had to work with.
whachu talking bout mayne?
totes his fault for Kenny Hill being incapable of throwing a pass past 10 yards w/any accuracy and the WRs epic case of the dropsies
Posted on 6/22/15 at 10:32 am to Nguyening
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I'm excited for this year, but Tarp is preaching on #'s that were scaling back the offense big time and trying to conform to the rest of the conference
I try not to make a habit of bashing other people but Tarp's got an obvious axe to grind, he's never liked the offense, and 3 years in, he still hasn't bothered to learn the names of the positions.
If you want to sit around and discuss 90s pro-style offenses and the like, Tarp's your guy. It's not at all surprising to me that he's casting anything as being more like "the rest of the conference" (as if there is one style anyway).
In truth, there are many styles of offense that can work quite effectively. There are some of the best offensive minds in the country in our division alone. Whether it's Malzahn's, Bielema's, Sumlin's style or whomever, there just isn't one true and right offense. And all offenses constantly evolve. Until Tarp opens his mind to that possibility, I wouldn't take much of what he says seriously.
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