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A post mortem discussion of the cjs era

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52 minutes ago, Ghostbuster said:

It is insane.  Thankfully you are the only one to mention that strawman.  I'm glad you didn't fall for the argument you made up.

I specifically said better coaches could have handled COVID and other obstacles better.  The fact that you found someone who has since won 'coach of the year' and succeeded during COVID doesn't disprove my original point the way you think...

It is possible for both of these to be true:

'first time coaches were impacted more by COVID and had a tougher time'

'great coaches can succeed despite adversity'

Which again WAS MY ENTIRE POINT...you are getting sooooo hung up on just one of the pieces of adversity I mentioned.  Scott was not a great coach so he could not overcome the adversity. QED.  

Then there is no argument to be had, Covid had little to nothing to with CJS’ problems. 

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El_Toro_86
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MK had no experience in hiring a successful head football coach and CJS had no experience in being a successful head football coach.  You combine those 2 and you end with the dumpster fire that we've

Bull94
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Never felt Scott had the swagger you need to be a good head coach. didn't show a lot of confidence in his players or decision making. seems to tighten up when the game was on the line.

WoolyBully
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Can we get in trouble for conducting a post-mortem on the CJS era when, technically, the era has not met the minimum qualification: necrosis? My guess is that the time of death would fall closer to No

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