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  1. I’m a little conflicted on this. My mind says 100% you have to value your team and not set that example of letting him return. But my heart says let the teammates decide. Let this be the one time they have an example of “the grass isn’t always greener.” Use that as the one time example of allowing the prodigal son to return and use as a case study to others that are pondering leaving. He was a great teammate up until his departure. Unlike others that checked out early and it was obvious. I miss the quickness he provided when hitting the hole.
  2. I have two end zone tickets and a parking pass up for free.
  3. Dang it! They didn’t do the process right. They need to process a new process at halftime, which is becoming more of our process.
  4. I believe we are losing confidence more and more every game. We need to watch video from earlier in the year to remind us what worked.
  5. I agree with this as well. But CAG says specifically that the “process” must be perfected in order to win. But sometimes a well executed game plan will trump process. And obviously, the more we play and put our weaknesses on tape, the more our defense will get exploited and our offense will get stuffed. I agree there are a lot of issues that need addressing. This team isn’t an easy fix, especially as injuries pile up. Lastly, I’ll say we play better with a chip on our shoulders. Maybe we are trying to be underdogs the rest of the season so we are inspired to fight.
  6. Here’s the problem with blaming the “process.” It lets you off the hook as a game planner play caller and as the architect of strategy. The process is a boogeyman. No real answers are being given when real questions are getting asked. The problem isn’t that someone ate chips the day before, thus dooming their chances for a Saturday victory. Here are a few of the the glaring issues that I see on offense: Ineffective offensive line, lack of setting up the big plays, reliable 5-10 yard dump pass plays or 5 yard slants, lack of creativity and playmakers. I think we could do so much more, even with what we have, but we have to scheme it that way. In a nutshell, I think our Xs and Os is a bigger problem than the process.
  7. When Jimmy Horn turned around and walked away when BB was getting roughed up on the sidelines during the game against Oviedo, I was ready for him to go. Battie on the other hand, is one I still miss and quite honestly, still root for. I can’t quit him.
  8. No explosiveness at all in the running game. Need to get the smaller backs out there in traps.
  9. Hope is 10/10. Hype is a 7/10. I just want to be relevant again. I want to piss a few teams off that just knew they were going to win the game. I like being the underdog. I want to become a solid, consistent team that doesn’t get their coach poached. That’s all.
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