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Posted on 9/20/15 at 11:13 am to
Posted by DocHog
Member since Nov 2006
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Posted on 9/20/15 at 11:13 am to
At this point, I don't care about extenuating circumstances. I can't defend the crappy play; slow, fat team; Bert's big mouth; you name it.

IN 25 years, we have seen our program slide from being a top 10-15 program, to being a laughing stock. The list of regional foes who have now surpassed us after years of being inferior includes: TTech, Baylor, TCU, TAMU, Okie St, Ole Miss, Mizzou, and possibly Miss St.

We left the SWC and lost Texas recruiting. Now, we have record numbers of Texas kids attending U of A, so we might just have a chance to get back into Texas and pick up some talent. But we run a dinosaur offense that is no longer being used in either Texas or Arkansas for that matter. And our coach comes in and acts like an arse.

Bert is a good coach in the wrong conference. Look at Chris Ash at OhioSt. Sometimes the fit is right; sometimes it is wrong.

We made a horrible choice with MA and BB. Basketball and FB are passing us by. I remember the days when we were feared and hated. I loved that.

I believe those days are probably gone forever.
Posted by Feral
Member since Mar 2012
12499 posts
Posted on 9/20/15 at 11:37 am to
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Bert is a good coach in the wrong conference. Look at Chris Ash at OhioSt. Sometimes the fit is right; sometimes it is wrong.


Agreed.

Bert is the poster boy for how the SEC is in a different stratosphere than the Big Ten. Ash couldn't stop a cold here and he goes back to the Big Ten and immediately proceeds to win a NC.

Bert is essentially the inverse of Rich Rod at Michigan. Good coach and good resume, but a horrible fit schematically for his school and conference and unwilling to adapt, and in over his head.
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