His leverage was a no buyout contract. That made everyone leave him alone imo because we were so paranoid he would leave.
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I would bet my feet urban Meyer never coaches again. Schumann will get a shot somewhere at some point but it won’t be Florida.
GS, the OC at Georgia??? If that's who I'm thinking, they'd be crazy.
CUM in Baton Rouge??? That would be a hilarious marriage.
Drinkwitz is probably one of the most underrated coaches in the SEC. He's done more with less at UM. But, the expectations there are minimal compared to UF, which is what gets most of these guys. UF expects to play for NCs. Could Drink handle that pressure?
The pressure to win Natties is intense at LSU and Florida, and neither seems to be in a great position to get there at the moment. I suspect they won't do it with whoever they bring in next either.
Both parties are just arrogant enough to do it
He could win a title in the first year, but would invite some crazy long-term consequences
Schuman is the defensive coordinator. Mike Bobo is their OC and the fans can't stand him.
Bobo is old school...and I like him because he is predictable. KS is the recruiter and titular head...
they don't seem very impressed with schuman either
Weird how he went from the next big thing to not that great the second muschamp left. Personally I think the addition of t Robinson has something to do with it. We stopped tackling when he showed up too
I don't think it has as much to do with Schuman as it does they don't have the same level of talent as they did in their two NC years. Players matter, we've seen it with our team and it can be seen across college football. You just don't see teams stacked with talent any longer.
They lost their game changers on the inside.
Nothing makes defensive coaches look more geniuser than an interior lineman who needs constant double teams.
yeah, you're correct
but i'm going to stick with jawjuh coordinators sucking. it's a rare point of agreement that i can share with my uga friends
Yep, we see the impact it has had on our defense. We don't get near the push or disruption with our DT's as we used to. Also, we don't have near as talented LB's as we used to that could absolutely roast anyone running through any open gaps.
yeah, you're correct
but i'm going to stick with jawjuh coordinators sucking. it's a rare point of agreement that i can share with my uga friends
Two things can be true at the same time.
my uga friends can't count that highTwo things can be true at the same time.
The Eagles got smart and started drafting those Georgia and Bama boys.
But, I think the argument could be made that if you removed Brock Bowers from Georgia's two NC teams in '21 and '22, they might not have won either!
He was be biggest non-QB difference maker I remember on a team since Derek Henry.
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