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<blockquote data-quote="Volatility_rivals135605" data-source="post: 131814723" data-attributes="member: 1476288">I do not agree with that...&nbsp; Look at Clemson.&nbsp; They have one of the best staffs money can buy, an offense made up of high-end 4 &amp; 5 stars, and yet they too are struggling in year 13/14/15 or so of Dabo's regime.The OL are very talented, but also very young. The QB is EXTREMELY limited.&nbsp; Brown &amp; staff are still playing cards dealt. DC's are not afraid of Doege, they dont respect his arm or his feet, it allows Defenses to pin their ears back, &amp; I think they use Brown's conservativeness against him too..These are mostly talent &amp; experience problems, there have certainly been learning experiences for the staff too, look around the P5, you dont see many successful programs that hire &amp; fire every 3 years.&nbsp; The reason is it takes longer to fully implement the foundation.&nbsp; I didnt think Brown would be recruiting in the 20's until his 4th or 5th year, hes outperforming on multiple fronts. Time is our only solution..These types of losses are a sign of growth, its certainly not good enough, and we definitely should have won, and I do think Brown needs to learn how + when to be more aggressive on offense, specifically when he has the talent &amp; experience for that aggressiveness to be produce consistently.&nbsp; We have a good staff, the salary people make does not always determine their quality, just like a recruits rating does not determine his potential.&nbsp; The only position I would monitor closely would be our QB coach, but you cant blame him for a players lack of ability.&nbsp; I would wait to see how Greene, Crowder, &amp; Nicco develop.&nbsp; Redshirt Freshmen, True Freshmen, &amp; Senior, so MILES &amp; MILES of player growth &amp; development ahead for all of them...&nbsp; The good news, is the issues we have now are being resolved in recruiting, we just have to give them time...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Volatility_rivals135605, post: 131814723, member: 1476288"] I do not agree with that... Look at Clemson. They have one of the best staffs money can buy, an offense made up of high-end 4 & 5 stars, and yet they too are struggling in year 13/14/15 or so of Dabo's regime. The OL are very talented, but also very young. The QB is EXTREMELY limited. Brown & staff are still playing cards dealt. DC's are not afraid of Doege, they dont respect his arm or his feet, it allows Defenses to pin their ears back, & I think they use Brown's conservativeness against him too.. These are mostly talent & experience problems, there have certainly been learning experiences for the staff too, look around the P5, you dont see many successful programs that hire & fire every 3 years. The reason is it takes longer to fully implement the foundation. I didnt think Brown would be recruiting in the 20's until his 4th or 5th year, hes outperforming on multiple fronts. Time is our only solution.. These types of losses are a sign of growth, its certainly not good enough, and we definitely should have won, and I do think Brown needs to learn how + when to be more aggressive on offense, specifically when he has the talent & experience for that aggressiveness to be produce consistently. We have a good staff, the salary people make does not always determine their quality, just like a recruits rating does not determine his potential. The only position I would monitor closely would be our QB coach, but you cant blame him for a players lack of ability. I would wait to see how Greene, Crowder, & Nicco develop. Redshirt Freshmen, True Freshmen, & Senior, so MILES & MILES of player growth & development ahead for all of them... The good news, is the issues we have now are being resolved in recruiting, we just have to give them time... [/QUOTE]

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