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If you're going to call out loser coaches, that's fine, but start using mottos and you're gone.
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DerekJohnson said:
Then the argument could be made that he didn't really leave much of an impact after leaving there.RoadDawg55 said:DerekJohnson said:HillsboroDuck said:
I've never heard anyone call Wilcox a great recruiter.MikeDamone said:
Yes, very similar argument. In 2008, Saragin had UW at 129, the next year they were 52. Wilcox replaced an abysmal coach and got them to average. Just like Sark. Just like Sark, Wilcox was crowned a great coach, recruiter, staff builder etc. before actually doing anything. We hear how other schools want him, just like we hear about Sark. All I'm saying is I've heard this one before. Let it play out.ACSlaterDawg said:
The same arguments?MikeDamone said:"Sirmon and Tosh are great recruiters"
Does everyone say so?
I don't think Wilcox sucks, but I'm not ready to heap as much praise as you. Saying that Texas wanted him isn't proof. Did you know Sark rebuffed several teams this year? You're making a lot of the same arguments for Wilcox that doogs make for Sark. Check yourself before you wreck yourself. And as always, let it play out.
The defense improving from 106th to 31st? Holding 8 of the first 11 teams to less than 20 points? There's a similar fact-based argument for Sark?
The doogs were the ones saying if we had an average defense we'd win 9 or 10 games. Well, we had an above average defense and only won 7 because the brains behind the offense (Nuss) left and Sark is a fuckhead.
And the defense Wilcox inherited made much bigger strides in year 1 than Sark's team did. Most importantly, Wilcox has a track record and resume that massively trumps Sark's. There's a REASON to believe in Wilcox, and it's not just his first year at UW. He's succeeded at a smaller conference school and at an SEC school. He's been successful with defenses with great talent and defenses without great talent.
Sark was sort of a success as an OC at the school with the most offensive talent in the country. There was plenty of reason to be skeptical about him as HC, and he needed to do a lot more than have one 5 win season to overcome that. There's no such reason to be skeptical about Wilcox. He's legit. The only question is why he hasn't been promoted to HC.
Don't get me wrong, I like Wilcox. But did he really SUCCEED at a SEC school? Wasn't Tenn's defense ranked around 35th?
Tennessee's defense was horrible without him this year. Tennessee's offense had some really good players, but they got shredded every time I watched them. It is still too early to say if Wilcox is great, but the early returns are about as good as anyone could expect.
Wilcox was there for one recruiting class, so I am not sure what kind of impact he could have left. Tennessee's defense got much worse without him. UW's got much better with him. He also did well at Boise State. All signs point to him being a pretty good coach. You can twist that if you want to be skeptical, but I don't really see the point. Below are some stats so you can see what kind of impact Wilcox had. Tennessee gave up 11 more points a game in 2012 without Wilcox vs 2011 with Wilcox.
http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/football/stats/byteam?cat1=defense&cat2=Total&sort=1137&conference=I-A_SEC&year=2012
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I have stats that say Sark is a good coach too. Again, I'm not saying Wilcox is bad or even average. I would just like to see UW actually win something, be in the top 20 in anything, and have some consistency before saying coach X is great and should be the head coach. So far, Wilcox has shown incremental progress. YAY!!!RoadDawg55 said:DerekJohnson said:
Then the argument could be made that he didn't really leave much of an impact after leaving there.RoadDawg55 said:DerekJohnson said:HillsboroDuck said:
I've never heard anyone call Wilcox a great recruiter.MikeDamone said:
Yes, very similar argument. In 2008, Saragin had UW at 129, the next year they were 52. Wilcox replaced an abysmal coach and got them to average. Just like Sark. Just like Sark, Wilcox was crowned a great coach, recruiter, staff builder etc. before actually doing anything. We hear how other schools want him, just like we hear about Sark. All I'm saying is I've heard this one before. Let it play out.ACSlaterDawg said:
The same arguments?MikeDamone said:"Sirmon and Tosh are great recruiters"
Does everyone say so?
I don't think Wilcox sucks, but I'm not ready to heap as much praise as you. Saying that Texas wanted him isn't proof. Did you know Sark rebuffed several teams this year? You're making a lot of the same arguments for Wilcox that doogs make for Sark. Check yourself before you wreck yourself. And as always, let it play out.
The defense improving from 106th to 31st? Holding 8 of the first 11 teams to less than 20 points? There's a similar fact-based argument for Sark?
The doogs were the ones saying if we had an average defense we'd win 9 or 10 games. Well, we had an above average defense and only won 7 because the brains behind the offense (Nuss) left and Sark is a fuckhead.
And the defense Wilcox inherited made much bigger strides in year 1 than Sark's team did. Most importantly, Wilcox has a track record and resume that massively trumps Sark's. There's a REASON to believe in Wilcox, and it's not just his first year at UW. He's succeeded at a smaller conference school and at an SEC school. He's been successful with defenses with great talent and defenses without great talent.
Sark was sort of a success as an OC at the school with the most offensive talent in the country. There was plenty of reason to be skeptical about him as HC, and he needed to do a lot more than have one 5 win season to overcome that. There's no such reason to be skeptical about Wilcox. He's legit. The only question is why he hasn't been promoted to HC.
Don't get me wrong, I like Wilcox. But did he really SUCCEED at a SEC school? Wasn't Tenn's defense ranked around 35th?
Tennessee's defense was horrible without him this year. Tennessee's offense had some really good players, but they got shredded every time I watched them. It is still too early to say if Wilcox is great, but the early returns are about as good as anyone could expect.
Wilcox was there for one recruiting class, so I am not sure what kind of impact he could have left. Tennessee's defense got much worse without him. UW's got much better with him. He also did well at Boise State. All signs point to him being a pretty good coach. You can twist that if you want to be skeptical, but I don't really see the point. Below are some stats so you can see what kind of impact Wilcox had. Tennessee gave up 11 more points a game in 2012 without Wilcox vs 2011 with Wilcox.
http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/football/stats/byteam?cat1=defense&cat2=Total&sort=1137&conference=I-A_SEC&year=2012
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If Fleenor and AANDY said it, it's bullshit.ACSlaterDawg said:At the 2012 recruiting dinner Fleenor and Aandy said that if Sark took another job, Woodward's first choice would be Mora.
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MikeDamone said:
I have stats that say Sark is a good coach too. Again, I'm not saying Wilcox is bad or even average. I would just like to see UW actually win something, be in the top 20 in anything, and have some consistency before saying coach X is great and should be the head coach. So far, Wilcox has shown incremental progress. YAY!!!RoadDawg55 said:DerekJohnson said:
Then the argument could be made that he didn't really leave much of an impact after leaving there.RoadDawg55 said:DerekJohnson said:HillsboroDuck said:
I've never heard anyone call Wilcox a great recruiter.MikeDamone said:
Yes, very similar argument. In 2008, Saragin had UW at 129, the next year they were 52. Wilcox replaced an abysmal coach and got them to average. Just like Sark. Just like Sark, Wilcox was crowned a great coach, recruiter, staff builder etc. before actually doing anything. We hear how other schools want him, just like we hear about Sark. All I'm saying is I've heard this one before. Let it play out.ACSlaterDawg said:
The same arguments?MikeDamone said:"Sirmon and Tosh are great recruiters"
Does everyone say so?
I don't think Wilcox sucks, but I'm not ready to heap as much praise as you. Saying that Texas wanted him isn't proof. Did you know Sark rebuffed several teams this year? You're making a lot of the same arguments for Wilcox that doogs make for Sark. Check yourself before you wreck yourself. And as always, let it play out.
The defense improving from 106th to 31st? Holding 8 of the first 11 teams to less than 20 points? There's a similar fact-based argument for Sark?
The doogs were the ones saying if we had an average defense we'd win 9 or 10 games. Well, we had an above average defense and only won 7 because the brains behind the offense (Nuss) left and Sark is a fuckhead.
And the defense Wilcox inherited made much bigger strides in year 1 than Sark's team did. Most importantly, Wilcox has a track record and resume that massively trumps Sark's. There's a REASON to believe in Wilcox, and it's not just his first year at UW. He's succeeded at a smaller conference school and at an SEC school. He's been successful with defenses with great talent and defenses without great talent.
Sark was sort of a success as an OC at the school with the most offensive talent in the country. There was plenty of reason to be skeptical about him as HC, and he needed to do a lot more than have one 5 win season to overcome that. There's no such reason to be skeptical about Wilcox. He's legit. The only question is why he hasn't been promoted to HC.
Don't get me wrong, I like Wilcox. But did he really SUCCEED at a SEC school? Wasn't Tenn's defense ranked around 35th?
Tennessee's defense was horrible without him this year. Tennessee's offense had some really good players, but they got shredded every time I watched them. It is still too early to say if Wilcox is great, but the early returns are about as good as anyone could expect.
Wilcox was there for one recruiting class, so I am not sure what kind of impact he could have left. Tennessee's defense got much worse without him. UW's got much better with him. He also did well at Boise State. All signs point to him being a pretty good coach. You can twist that if you want to be skeptical, but I don't really see the point. Below are some stats so you can see what kind of impact Wilcox had. Tennessee gave up 11 more points a game in 2012 without Wilcox vs 2011 with Wilcox.
http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/football/stats/byteam?cat1=defense&cat2=Total&sort=1137&conference=I-A_SEC&year=2012
Yeah, because going from the 10th ranked defense in the Pac 12 to the 3rd ranked is incremental progress. Shaving 10 points off per game isn't great progress either. Did you expect Wilcox to take these shitty players and dominate? Have you seen our DL? Did you realize our LB's last year were two freshmen and a sophomore who was absolutely, fucking terrible (Timu) as a freshman? I agree that there is still work to be done, but Wilcox has proven himself at three different stops to be a very good defensive coordinator. Like I said, the early returns have been about as good as one could expect.
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Like I said, I like WilcoxRoadDawg55 said:DerekJohnson said:
Then the argument could be made that he didn't really leave much of an impact after leaving there.RoadDawg55 said:DerekJohnson said:HillsboroDuck said:
I've never heard anyone call Wilcox a great recruiter.MikeDamone said:
Yes, very similar argument. In 2008, Saragin had UW at 129, the next year they were 52. Wilcox replaced an abysmal coach and got them to average. Just like Sark. Just like Sark, Wilcox was crowned a great coach, recruiter, staff builder etc. before actually doing anything. We hear how other schools want him, just like we hear about Sark. All I'm saying is I've heard this one before. Let it play out.ACSlaterDawg said:
The same arguments?MikeDamone said:"Sirmon and Tosh are great recruiters"
Does everyone say so?
I don't think Wilcox sucks, but I'm not ready to heap as much praise as you. Saying that Texas wanted him isn't proof. Did you know Sark rebuffed several teams this year? You're making a lot of the same arguments for Wilcox that doogs make for Sark. Check yourself before you wreck yourself. And as always, let it play out.
The defense improving from 106th to 31st? Holding 8 of the first 11 teams to less than 20 points? There's a similar fact-based argument for Sark?
The doogs were the ones saying if we had an average defense we'd win 9 or 10 games. Well, we had an above average defense and only won 7 because the brains behind the offense (Nuss) left and Sark is a fuckhead.
And the defense Wilcox inherited made much bigger strides in year 1 than Sark's team did. Most importantly, Wilcox has a track record and resume that massively trumps Sark's. There's a REASON to believe in Wilcox, and it's not just his first year at UW. He's succeeded at a smaller conference school and at an SEC school. He's been successful with defenses with great talent and defenses without great talent.
Sark was sort of a success as an OC at the school with the most offensive talent in the country. There was plenty of reason to be skeptical about him as HC, and he needed to do a lot more than have one 5 win season to overcome that. There's no such reason to be skeptical about Wilcox. He's legit. The only question is why he hasn't been promoted to HC.
Don't get me wrong, I like Wilcox. But did he really SUCCEED at a SEC school? Wasn't Tenn's defense ranked around 35th?
Tennessee's defense was horrible without him this year. Tennessee's offense had some really good players, but they got shredded every time I watched them. It is still too early to say if Wilcox is great, but the early returns are about as good as anyone could expect.
Wilcox was there for one recruiting class, so I am not sure what kind of impact he could have left. Tennessee's defense got much worse without him. UW's got much better with him. He also did well at Boise State. All signs point to him being a pretty good coach. You can twist that if you want to be skeptical, but I don't really see the point. Below are some stats so you can see what kind of impact Wilcox had. Tennessee gave up 11 more points a game in 2012 without Wilcox vs 2011 with Wilcox.
http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/football/stats/byteam?cat1=defense&cat2=Total&sort=1137&conference=I-A_SEC&year=2012 -
Lets see...Sark went from last in the league to beating USC twice, 3rd place and winning the Holiday bowl in just two seasons. Early returns were good. About as good as one could expect.RoadDawg55 said:MikeDamone said:
I have stats that say Sark is a good coach too. Again, I'm not saying Wilcox is bad or even average. I would just like to see UW actually win something, be in the top 20 in anything, and have some consistency before saying coach X is great and should be the head coach. So far, Wilcox has shown incremental progress. YAY!!!RoadDawg55 said:DerekJohnson said:
Then the argument could be made that he didn't really leave much of an impact after leaving there.RoadDawg55 said:DerekJohnson said:HillsboroDuck said:
I've never heard anyone call Wilcox a great recruiter.MikeDamone said:
Yes, very similar argument. In 2008, Saragin had UW at 129, the next year they were 52. Wilcox replaced an abysmal coach and got them to average. Just like Sark. Just like Sark, Wilcox was crowned a great coach, recruiter, staff builder etc. before actually doing anything. We hear how other schools want him, just like we hear about Sark. All I'm saying is I've heard this one before. Let it play out.ACSlaterDawg said:
The same arguments?MikeDamone said:"Sirmon and Tosh are great recruiters"
Does everyone say so?
I don't think Wilcox sucks, but I'm not ready to heap as much praise as you. Saying that Texas wanted him isn't proof. Did you know Sark rebuffed several teams this year? You're making a lot of the same arguments for Wilcox that doogs make for Sark. Check yourself before you wreck yourself. And as always, let it play out.
The defense improving from 106th to 31st? Holding 8 of the first 11 teams to less than 20 points? There's a similar fact-based argument for Sark?
The doogs were the ones saying if we had an average defense we'd win 9 or 10 games. Well, we had an above average defense and only won 7 because the brains behind the offense (Nuss) left and Sark is a fuckhead.
And the defense Wilcox inherited made much bigger strides in year 1 than Sark's team did. Most importantly, Wilcox has a track record and resume that massively trumps Sark's. There's a REASON to believe in Wilcox, and it's not just his first year at UW. He's succeeded at a smaller conference school and at an SEC school. He's been successful with defenses with great talent and defenses without great talent.
Sark was sort of a success as an OC at the school with the most offensive talent in the country. There was plenty of reason to be skeptical about him as HC, and he needed to do a lot more than have one 5 win season to overcome that. There's no such reason to be skeptical about Wilcox. He's legit. The only question is why he hasn't been promoted to HC.
Don't get me wrong, I like Wilcox. But did he really SUCCEED at a SEC school? Wasn't Tenn's defense ranked around 35th?
Tennessee's defense was horrible without him this year. Tennessee's offense had some really good players, but they got shredded every time I watched them. It is still too early to say if Wilcox is great, but the early returns are about as good as anyone could expect.
Wilcox was there for one recruiting class, so I am not sure what kind of impact he could have left. Tennessee's defense got much worse without him. UW's got much better with him. He also did well at Boise State. All signs point to him being a pretty good coach. You can twist that if you want to be skeptical, but I don't really see the point. Below are some stats so you can see what kind of impact Wilcox had. Tennessee gave up 11 more points a game in 2012 without Wilcox vs 2011 with Wilcox.
http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/football/stats/byteam?cat1=defense&cat2=Total&sort=1137&conference=I-A_SEC&year=2012
Yeah, because going from the 10th ranked defense in the Pac 12 to the 3rd ranked is incremental progress. Shaving 10 points off per game isn't great progress either. Did you expect Wilcox to take these shitty players and dominate? Have you seen our DL? Did you realize our LB's last year were two freshmen and a sophomore who was absolutely, fucking terrible (Timu) as a freshman? I agree that there is still work to be done, but Wilcox has proven himself at three different stops to be a very good defensive coordinator. Like I said, the early returns have been about as good as one could expect.
I've been burned before. I'm waiting for something better than 31st, having the defense not get off the bus three times a year, and not be able to shut down a crappy team in the fourth quarter of a rivalry game. yes, there has been progress. Now Doog on.
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MikeDamone said:
Lets see...Sark went from last in the league to beating USC twice, 3rd place and winning the Holiday bowl in just two seasons. Early returns were good. About as good as one could expect.RoadDawg55 said:MikeDamone said:
I have stats that say Sark is a good coach too. Again, I'm not saying Wilcox is bad or even average. I would just like to see UW actually win something, be in the top 20 in anything, and have some consistency before saying coach X is great and should be the head coach. So far, Wilcox has shown incremental progress. YAY!!!RoadDawg55 said:DerekJohnson said:
Then the argument could be made that he didn't really leave much of an impact after leaving there.RoadDawg55 said:DerekJohnson said:HillsboroDuck said:
I've never heard anyone call Wilcox a great recruiter.MikeDamone said:
Yes, very similar argument. In 2008, Saragin had UW at 129, the next year they were 52. Wilcox replaced an abysmal coach and got them to average. Just like Sark. Just like Sark, Wilcox was crowned a great coach, recruiter, staff builder etc. before actually doing anything. We hear how other schools want him, just like we hear about Sark. All I'm saying is I've heard this one before. Let it play out.ACSlaterDawg said:
The same arguments?MikeDamone said:"Sirmon and Tosh are great recruiters"
Does everyone say so?
I don't think Wilcox sucks, but I'm not ready to heap as much praise as you. Saying that Texas wanted him isn't proof. Did you know Sark rebuffed several teams this year? You're making a lot of the same arguments for Wilcox that doogs make for Sark. Check yourself before you wreck yourself. And as always, let it play out.
The defense improving from 106th to 31st? Holding 8 of the first 11 teams to less than 20 points? There's a similar fact-based argument for Sark?
The doogs were the ones saying if we had an average defense we'd win 9 or 10 games. Well, we had an above average defense and only won 7 because the brains behind the offense (Nuss) left and Sark is a fuckhead.
And the defense Wilcox inherited made much bigger strides in year 1 than Sark's team did. Most importantly, Wilcox has a track record and resume that massively trumps Sark's. There's a REASON to believe in Wilcox, and it's not just his first year at UW. He's succeeded at a smaller conference school and at an SEC school. He's been successful with defenses with great talent and defenses without great talent.
Sark was sort of a success as an OC at the school with the most offensive talent in the country. There was plenty of reason to be skeptical about him as HC, and he needed to do a lot more than have one 5 win season to overcome that. There's no such reason to be skeptical about Wilcox. He's legit. The only question is why he hasn't been promoted to HC.
Don't get me wrong, I like Wilcox. But did he really SUCCEED at a SEC school? Wasn't Tenn's defense ranked around 35th?
Tennessee's defense was horrible without him this year. Tennessee's offense had some really good players, but they got shredded every time I watched them. It is still too early to say if Wilcox is great, but the early returns are about as good as anyone could expect.
Wilcox was there for one recruiting class, so I am not sure what kind of impact he could have left. Tennessee's defense got much worse without him. UW's got much better with him. He also did well at Boise State. All signs point to him being a pretty good coach. You can twist that if you want to be skeptical, but I don't really see the point. Below are some stats so you can see what kind of impact Wilcox had. Tennessee gave up 11 more points a game in 2012 without Wilcox vs 2011 with Wilcox.
http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/football/stats/byteam?cat1=defense&cat2=Total&sort=1137&conference=I-A_SEC&year=2012
Yeah, because going from the 10th ranked defense in the Pac 12 to the 3rd ranked is incremental progress. Shaving 10 points off per game isn't great progress either. Did you expect Wilcox to take these shitty players and dominate? Have you seen our DL? Did you realize our LB's last year were two freshmen and a sophomore who was absolutely, fucking terrible (Timu) as a freshman? I agree that there is still work to be done, but Wilcox has proven himself at three different stops to be a very good defensive coordinator. Like I said, the early returns have been about as good as one could expect.
I've been burned before. I'm waiting for something better than 31st, having the defense not get off the bus three times a year, and not be able to shut down a crappy team in the fourth quarter of a rivalry game. yes, there has been progress. Now Doog on.
I fully understand being cautious about praising Wilcox too much, but I don't think it is dooging to admit he has been really good so far and has an impressive resume. Hopefully, we continue to make progress.
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Look Damone, maybe you need a pencil in your eye
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In 2010 the same could have been said about sark. And many people did. And still do.RoadDawg55 said:MikeDamone said:
Lets see...Sark went from last in the league to beating USC twice, 3rd place and winning the Holiday bowl in just two seasons. Early returns were good. About as good as one could expect.RoadDawg55 said:MikeDamone said:
I have stats that say Sark is a good coach too. Again, I'm not saying Wilcox is bad or even average. I would just like to see UW actually win something, be in the top 20 in anything, and have some consistency before saying coach X is great and should be the head coach. So far, Wilcox has shown incremental progress. YAY!!!RoadDawg55 said:DerekJohnson said:
Then the argument could be made that he didn't really leave much of an impact after leaving there.RoadDawg55 said:DerekJohnson said:HillsboroDuck said:
I've never heard anyone call Wilcox a great recruiter.MikeDamone said:
Yes, very similar argument. In 2008, Saragin had UW at 129, the next year they were 52. Wilcox replaced an abysmal coach and got them to average. Just like Sark. Just like Sark, Wilcox was crowned a great coach, recruiter, staff builder etc. before actually doing anything. We hear how other schools want him, just like we hear about Sark. All I'm saying is I've heard this one before. Let it play out.ACSlaterDawg said:
The same arguments?MikeDamone said:"Sirmon and Tosh are great recruiters"
Does everyone say so?
I don't think Wilcox sucks, but I'm not ready to heap as much praise as you. Saying that Texas wanted him isn't proof. Did you know Sark rebuffed several teams this year? You're making a lot of the same arguments for Wilcox that doogs make for Sark. Check yourself before you wreck yourself. And as always, let it play out.
The defense improving from 106th to 31st? Holding 8 of the first 11 teams to less than 20 points? There's a similar fact-based argument for Sark?
The doogs were the ones saying if we had an average defense we'd win 9 or 10 games. Well, we had an above average defense and only won 7 because the brains behind the offense (Nuss) left and Sark is a fuckhead.
And the defense Wilcox inherited made much bigger strides in year 1 than Sark's team did. Most importantly, Wilcox has a track record and resume that massively trumps Sark's. There's a REASON to believe in Wilcox, and it's not just his first year at UW. He's succeeded at a smaller conference school and at an SEC school. He's been successful with defenses with great talent and defenses without great talent.
Sark was sort of a success as an OC at the school with the most offensive talent in the country. There was plenty of reason to be skeptical about him as HC, and he needed to do a lot more than have one 5 win season to overcome that. There's no such reason to be skeptical about Wilcox. He's legit. The only question is why he hasn't been promoted to HC.
Don't get me wrong, I like Wilcox. But did he really SUCCEED at a SEC school? Wasn't Tenn's defense ranked around 35th?
Tennessee's defense was horrible without him this year. Tennessee's offense had some really good players, but they got shredded every time I watched them. It is still too early to say if Wilcox is great, but the early returns are about as good as anyone could expect.
Wilcox was there for one recruiting class, so I am not sure what kind of impact he could have left. Tennessee's defense got much worse without him. UW's got much better with him. He also did well at Boise State. All signs point to him being a pretty good coach. You can twist that if you want to be skeptical, but I don't really see the point. Below are some stats so you can see what kind of impact Wilcox had. Tennessee gave up 11 more points a game in 2012 without Wilcox vs 2011 with Wilcox.
http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/football/stats/byteam?cat1=defense&cat2=Total&sort=1137&conference=I-A_SEC&year=2012
Yeah, because going from the 10th ranked defense in the Pac 12 to the 3rd ranked is incremental progress. Shaving 10 points off per game isn't great progress either. Did you expect Wilcox to take these shitty players and dominate? Have you seen our DL? Did you realize our LB's last year were two freshmen and a sophomore who was absolutely, fucking terrible (Timu) as a freshman? I agree that there is still work to be done, but Wilcox has proven himself at three different stops to be a very good defensive coordinator. Like I said, the early returns have been about as good as one could expect.
I've been burned before. I'm waiting for something better than 31st, having the defense not get off the bus three times a year, and not be able to shut down a crappy team in the fourth quarter of a rivalry game. yes, there has been progress. Now Doog on.
I fully understand being cautious about praising Wilcox too much, but I don't think it is dooging to admit he has been really good so far and has an impressive resume. Hopefully, we continue to make progress.
