Bonopha you're on watch

dnc said:

Dennis_DeYoung said:

So, you guys really look at our tailbacks and think... MAN OUR TB COACH IS FANTASTIC! WE GET THE ABSOLUTE MOST OUT OF ALL THESE GUYS!!

???

Jesus Christ. If Warshington and Coleman were DLs, they would be All Pac-12. Travis Feeney is the DWarsh of the D and Coleman is at least Tani Tupou level.

I have no problem with him being on the hot seat. I don't think there's much more that could have been done with Washington and Coleman though.

dnc said:

Dennis_DeYoung said:

dnc said:

Dennis_DeYoung said:

So, you guys really look at our tailbacks and think... MAN OUR TB COACH IS FANTASTIC! WE GET THE ABSOLUTE MOST OUT OF ALL THESE GUYS!!

???

Jesus Christ. If Warshington and Coleman were DLs, they would be All Pac-12. Travis Feeney is the DWarsh of the D and Coleman is at least Tani Tupou level.

I have no problem with him being on the hot seat. I don't think there's much more that could have been done with Washington and Coleman though.

Good coaches make good players, not the other way around.

Sure, there are kids with extraordinary physical gifts that make you look good...

But it's what you do with the middle and bottom third of your roster that makes you a good coach.

So, are we saying that we really thought Kevin King, Tani Tupou and Andrew Hudson were really inevitably better than Coleman and Warshington? My god people.

Tani Tupou was 2nd team All Pac-12 and everyone (including me) wanted him gone.

If Damion Turpin is All Pac-12 next year will people say, 'oh, it was obvious there was something there?' Half you fucking fagootz would.

Fucking doog bullshit.

Jay Barry is what a shitty RB looks like with good coaching. Get it together you doogs.

I agree the development at RB has been lacking. I have no problem with Bonerpopper on the hot seat. I think Coleman is going to suck under any coach. Washington I suppose has most of the tools but I believe @GrandpaSankey would tell you vision is something you either have or you don't. I definitely thought Kevin King was going to be good at one point early in his career thanks to his measurables (not unlike DWarsh, I suppose) then gave up on him after two years of terrible production. The position switch was genius, and Lake has obviously done a bangup job of coaching him through it. Lake was my favorite corch on the team even before Choate left.

Bonopha had serious results at Boise with Doug Martin and Jay Ajayi so I'm more prone to give him the benefit of the doubt than someone like Smith whose resume was lacking coming in.