Please share comment on this …..Your head coach can’t be this scared and win

RU on Manns Planet said:

So I just started watching the press conference and literally the very first comment that he makes is (paraphrasing) that to win the turnover battle, and the time of possession, they did enough things to win.

For anybody who is not 100% certain about the way this head coach goes about trying to win, let this really sink in and give it some thought.

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It’s an indictment of Schiano ball itself. Those are the two key states the entire program is based on. We’ve done that twice this season and got blown out each time.

All Schiano ball roads lead to losing. After every mounting loss he says he has to look at and evaluate everything. The. We come out and do the exact same thing we did the week before in the same exact way. He’s not identifying the problem because he is the problem.

Shelby65 said:

Why did the Buccaneers return kicks ? Because he’d be the joke of the league if he didn’t. He was the joke anyway, and now he’s the joke of CFB. He’s got knack for being a bad joke coach.

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I'm not kidding when I say I think he's on a spectrum somewhere. He does things that are like a kid sticking scissors into outlets over and dover. GS was a joke in NFL when he had DL try to sack Eli on a kneeldown. It was one of the things that got him fired


GS meeting media after firing - recognize the lines

Schiano addressed the media later Monday at a Tampa hotel.

"We didn't get it done," Schiano said. "I accept full responsibility for that. I'm the head football coach, and that didn't work. Having said that, I'm really proud of our coaches and players for the way that they hung together, fought through adversity.

"Adversity, there was plenty of. Never was there any finger pointing or that stuff that goes along with it. I'm proud of that."

Schiano went 11-21 in two seasons after being a surprise hire out of Rutgers in 2012. Known as a team builder and disciplinarian, Schiano was brought in to tighten up the loose atmosphere that prevailed under predecessor Raheem Morris.

But Schiano's militaristic ways drew complaints from some players. He also drew anger from around the league, particularly from coach Tom Coughlin after Schiano had the Bucs try to break up a victory formation during a loss early last season.
Schiano got off to a promising start as the Bucs opened last season at 6-4. But they lost five of their last six games, and that was a precursor of the trouble to come.