My understanding is all it would take is 1 win. It’s that close. Now remember his first year was Covid and he didn’t even get to have spring to install his offense. So radically different brand new system being installed in a few weeks of fall practice. Also no OOC games. Easily would be in if not for all the Covid mess.
Played Tulsa in Armed forces bowl in 20, it was 2021 when we played TT and had all the opt outsHe also lost 2 games that year that we were below the minimum threshold of players. At Georgia and the Liberty Bowl vs Texas Tech. He had every right to play the “no contest” card like everyone else was doing. But as only he could, he swung his sword.
He should be credited for two wins at the Armed forces bowl. We won the fight too.Played Tulsa in Armed forces bowl in 20, it was 2021 when we played TT and had all the opt outs
While he was in the stands taking photos with fans.We won the fight too.
Well coached. They knew their role. No need for micro managementWhile he was in the stands taking photos with fans.
Exactly. A great leader prepares his subordinates to act appropriately in a given situation.Well coached. They knew their role. No need for micro management
I was thinking the two 2020 games we were short were UGA and the Egg Bowl.He also lost 2 games that year that we were below the minimum threshold of players. At Georgia and the Liberty Bowl vs Texas Tech. He had every right to play the “no contest” card like everyone else was doing. But as only he could, he swung his sword.
SEC didn’t force us into anything. Mike Leach wasn’t canceling a game because we only had 40-something players available.I was thinking the two 2020 games we were short were UGA and the Egg Bowl.
Wasn't the UGA game where our plane sat on the tarmac while the SEC "encouraged" us not to cancel the game?
Exactly, those two games would kick it over to a winning number by 1.He also lost 2 games that year that we were below the minimum threshold of players. At Georgia and the Liberty Bowl vs Texas Tech. He had every right to play the “no contest” card like everyone else was doing. But as only he could, he swung his sword.
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