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Jimmy Lake
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I think it's fair to say Lambo changed for the worse when he became head coach. More arrogant and hard-headed.whlinder said:
Jeepers.insinceredawg said:
K loved Jimmy when he was on the defensive staff.... so now that he's a head coach, what's different? The immediate thing that comes to mind is unbridled arrogance without justification for it.
So leaving that behind, I get. But..... Sark? Sark? -
Did the pressure of increased leadership change him or simply reveal who he truly was?DerekJohnson said:
I think it's fair to say Lambo changed for the worse when he became head coach. More arrogant and hard-headed.whlinder said:
Jeepers.insinceredawg said:
K loved Jimmy when he was on the defensive staff.... so now that he's a head coach, what's different? The immediate thing that comes to mind is unbridled arrogance without justification for it.
So leaving that behind, I get. But..... Sark? Sark?
Same with Jimmy.
I think working under DJ/Pete kept their worst arrogance in check and allowed them to play to their strengths.
Once they were unchecked, disaster struck. -
Most head coaches are arrogant
I've never got that criticism
If he sucks that's fair game
Chip was arrogant at Oregon and it was great. Not so much at UCLA -
RaceBannon said:
Most head coaches are arrogant
I've never got that criticism
If he sucks that's fair game
Chip was arrogant at Oregon and it was great. Not so much at UCLA/cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_asset/file/4119468/ku-xlarge.0.gif)
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Fatters with the flexSwaye said:
Ouch. Shots fired.insinceredawg said:
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DerekJohnson said:RaceBannon said:
Most head coaches are arrogant
I've never got that criticism
If he sucks that's fair game
Chip was arrogant at Oregon and it was great. Not so much at UCLA
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Damninsinceredawg said: -
Interesting. My theory is jimmy is arrogant and you might see Texas run a defense without the safeties 20 yards off the line of scrimmage next year.insinceredawg said:
All that being said, just win games and make it stop. -
Recruiting is hard, requires a lot of time on a consistent basis and often is considered a distasteful part of coaching.Tequilla said:
I couldn’t disagree with you more on thisRoadDawg55 said:
Lots of you are delusional about recruiting. Winning absolutely helps recruiting. Kids see teams balling out and want to do the same thing.Tequilla said:We are in a stage of denial if we think all it takes to change recruiting momentum is winning on the field
We went 8-5 in 2019 and had last season cancelled. We also had a boring offense during Pete’s time and also lost every big bowl game. The whole conference except for Oregon doesn’t seem to be recruiting well.
You see conditions, say that they are what they are, throw your hands up, and say couldn’t have done any better. That’s mediocrity at best.
If you are determined to chase greatness then you set a vision and everything you do is tied to executing that vision … you see obstacles as items that make you stronger while overcoming them … in a few words you’re relentless in your pursuit
Let’s be real honest right now
Oregon is relentless in everything they are doing right now
Name one item that UW is doing right now that can be described as relentless?
As a program right now we can best be described as fat, happy, resting on our past laurels, and unwilling to relentlessly fight
Oregon had a staff full of long-time
Arrogance works when you’re winning.RaceBannon said:Most head coaches are arrogant
I've never got that criticism
If he sucks that's fair game
Chip was arrogant at Oregon and it was great. Not so much at UCLA
Chip was the Boss and had his way with the media at Oregon.
Same response to questions about a player’s injury: Day to day.
Rephrased and asked again. Day to day.
He was the consummate time manager and didn’t care who he pissed off.
They used to have a one-hour TV show with Belotti every week.
Chip taped it immediately following the game I think for a year and then dumped it as a waste of time.
It was traditional for Oregon’s Head Coach to come up to Portland during the week following a game and meet with The Oregon Club. I don’t think he did it very long . . . waste of time.
He didn’t give a fuck what anybody thought.
Chip is now rich and fatter and not hungry (after two failures in the NFL).
Chip’s agent also represents UnderArmor and when UnderArmor took over UCLA’s brand, they wanted a “big name” hire.
Oops . . . Headed back outside.
