Coach Williams getting under the skin of

[Husker.Wed._rivals]

Yeah, but the former coach took former golf coaches, grad assistants, etc and made them into position coaches, d coordinators, recruiting coordinators, special teams coordinators. Way out of their element. This was a simple WR coach to WR coach switch. I trusted nothing that Lord Valdebo did after a while.

To be fair to some of Bo's assistant coaches, they might have done good things if they hadn't been hamstrung by micro management. One example was Watson (even though Bo didn't hire him). He had a certain way of calling games and Bo reportedly would interfere. NU played USC pretty well in the Holiday with the assistants in charge. NU gave up 515 yards, which was way too much, but NU actually out-yarded them at 525. NU could have won if not for some ill-advised playcalling at the end there. Anyway, we weren't embarrassed.

 

[c2o]

I guess there is something to be said for not being embarrassed.
I don't know what it is though.

Maybe it's like you grew up riding in Cadillacs, then bad things happen and you find yourself laying down in the back seat of a Maverick.
You are laying down in that Maverick because you don't want to be seen in a piece ofshit car when you are used to Cadillacs.

 

[Husker.Wed._rivals]

I guess there is something to be said for not being embarrassed.
I don't know what it is though.

Maybe it's like you grew up riding in Cadillacs, then bad things happen and you find yourself laying down in the back seat of a Maverick.
You are laying down in that Maverick because you don't want to be seen in a piece ofshit car when you are used to Cadillacs.

I always preferred a big Oldsmobile. Respectable enough car to still get the girls, but if times got bad and I ended up in a Maverick, the fall wouldn't have been so far.

 

[HBK4life_rivals100467]

@GregSmithSports @Draft_Brian

Time for numbers game!@wideouts NFL WRs: 558rec 7186yds 57TDs@CoachZachSmith NFL WRs: 62rec 813yds 5TDs

9:33 AM - 15 Jun 2016

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Making that happen has been a slow process. Offensive coordinator Chan Gailey said that Smith’s football education at Ohio State didn’t leave him prepared to make an instant impact at the professional level. “He’s struggled integrating into the whole system,” Gailey said, via the New York Post. “He did certain things in college that were in their system, and getting involved in the whole system [with the Jets] — it’s been a longer process than any of us thought it would be. He’s just got a lot to learn and a lot to work on to this point. He’s got talent. We obviously all see that. If he’ll just keep working, things will happen good for him in the future. But he’s just got to keep working.”

 

[timnsun]

@GregSmithSports @Draft_Brian

Time for numbers game!@wideouts NFL WRs: 558rec 7186yds 57TDs@CoachZachSmith NFL WRs: 62rec 813yds 5TDs

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So I'm not on Twitter and all... Did smith respond to this at all, or did he just shut up?

 

[kaz36_rivals189319]

So I'm not on Twitter and all... Did smith respond to this at all, or did he just shut up?

I don't think Smith responded to anything. I found a video of him waking up the next morning after his latest twitter rant.
http://[URL=http://makeagif.com/24ezuy][IMG]http://i.makeagif.com/media/11-05-2015/24ezuy.gif

 

[jlb321_rivals110621]

To be fair to some of Bo's assistant coaches, they might have done good things if they hadn't been hamstrung by micro management. One example was Watson (even though Bo didn't hire him). He had a certain way of calling games and Bo reportedly would interfere. NU played USC pretty well in the Holiday with the assistants in charge. NU gave up 515 yards, which was way too much, but NU actually out-yarded them at 525. NU could have won if not for some ill-advised playcalling at the end there. Anyway, we weren't embarrassed.

so are you saying that Barney Cotton should have been named the head coach rather than Riley?

 

[Husker.Wed._rivals]

so are you saying that Barney Cotton should have been named the head coach rather than Riley?

Barney is a good guy, he lived in my dorm. I think he is in a good place for him and I hope the Rebels do well this year.

 

[ChiDoc]

The drunk at Osu keeps trumpeting his ability to improve guys.

douchnozzle Zach Smith

This is what happens when someone feels threatened and might be the worst coach on the staff. What an idiot.

The OSU coach is an insufferable douche.

He is your typical rich white kid

Marian actually has more qualified coaches

That ohio state douche

Considering the fact that Zach Smith has had 4 Ohio State WR's drafted in the last 2 drafts, and you have to go back 15 drafts to have a total of 4 Nebraska WR's drafted, this thread is truly hilarious.

Not to mention the fact that Zach Smith has had 2 WR's drafted in the first two rounds over the last 2 years, and Nebraska has only had 2 WR's drafted in the first two rounds in the school's entire history.

I can understand the rabid hate, when a "drunken" "idiot" "douche" who is such a terrible coach that he's inferior to most Nebraska high school coaches matches a school's entire draft history in 2 years and does it before his 30th birthday, there is great reason to be mad!

 

[vs540husker]

Considering the fact that Zach Smith has had 4 Ohio State WR's drafted in the last 2 drafts, and you have to go back 15 drafts to have a total of 4 Nebraska WR's drafted, this thread is truly hilarious.

Not to mention the fact that Zach Smith has had 2 WR's drafted in the first two rounds over the last 2 years, and Nebraska has only had 2 WR's drafted in the first two rounds in the school's entire history.

I can understand the rabid hate, when a "drunken" "idiot" "douche" who is such a terrible coach that he's inferior to most Nebraska high school coaches outperforms a school's entire draft history in 2 years and does it before his 30th birthday, there is great reason to be mad!

This isn't about Ohio State vs. Nebraska. It's about Zach Smith vs. Keith Williams. Keith Williams NFL players >>> Zach Smith NFL players.

 

[scorcher2]

Considering the fact that Zach Smith has had 4 Ohio State WR's drafted in the last 2 drafts, and you have to go back 15 drafts to have a total of 4 Nebraska WR's drafted, this thread is truly hilarious.

Not to mention the fact that Zach Smith has had 2 WR's drafted in the first two rounds over the last 2 years, and Nebraska has only had 2 WR's drafted in the first two rounds in the school's entire history.

I can understand the rabid hate, when a "drunken" "idiot" "douche" who is such a terrible coach that he's inferior to most Nebraska high school coaches outperforms a school's entire draft history in 2 years and does it before his 30th birthday, there is great reason to be mad!

SMH.... Coach Dub owns your *** too. Your wideouts want to work out with our coach..now piss off

 

[timnsun]

Considering the fact that Zach Smith has had 4 Ohio State WR's drafted in the last 2 drafts, and you have to go back 15 drafts to have a total of 4 Nebraska WR's drafted, this thread is truly hilarious.

Not to mention the fact that Zach Smith has had 2 WR's drafted in the first two rounds over the last 2 years, and Nebraska has only had 2 WR's drafted in the first two rounds in the school's entire history.

I can understand the rabid hate, when a "drunken" "idiot" "douche" who is such a terrible coach that he's inferior to most Nebraska high school coaches matches a school's entire draft history in 2 years and does it before his 30th birthday, there is great reason to be mad!

This is a nice attempt at comparing apples and oranges... But now that Williams is at a big name school, just watch and see what he does now. Did you not see the numbers above that show how much he owns Zach Smith in terms of NFL production? And if you did, you're still suggesting Smith is better? Wow... that's some strong koolaid you're drinking.

 

[Archie Graham]

Considering the fact that Zach Smith has had 4 Ohio State WR's drafted in the last 2 drafts, and you have to go back 15 drafts to have a total of 4 Nebraska WR's drafted, this thread is truly hilarious.

Not to mention the fact that Zach Smith has had 2 WR's drafted in the first two rounds over the last 2 years, and Nebraska has only had 2 WR's drafted in the first two rounds in the school's entire history.

I can understand the rabid hate, when a "drunken" "idiot" "douche" who is such a terrible coach that he's inferior to most Nebraska high school coaches matches a school's entire draft history in 2 years and does it before his 30th birthday, there is great reason to be mad!

You're not very smart.

 

[ChiDoc]

This is a nice attempt at comparing apples and oranges... But now that Williams is at a big name school, just watch and see what he does now. Did you not see the numbers above that show how much he owns Zach Smith in terms of NFL production? And if you did, you're still suggesting Smith is better? Wow... that's some strong koolaid you're drinking.

One guy has coached for nearly 3 times as long as the other, you compare their career numbers and then tell me I'm comparing apples and oranges? Hilarious!!!

 

[timnsun]

One guy has coached for nearly 3 times as long as the other, you compare their career numbers and then tell me I'm comparing apples and oranges? Hilarious!!!

Fine. What about the comments from current NFL coaches lamenting the fact that these amazing Ohio State receivers aren't near where they thought they would be coming out of Ohio State. That is a ringing endorsement for developing players, isn't it? These amazing Ohio State receivers, all 4 of them, have combined for 62 catches, 813 yards and 5 tds. Wow, over a 2 year period, that is amazing! You are right, I will stop now. Smith has really prepared these WRs for the NFL. Anybody can see that.

Talk about hilarious.

Edit: Let me break it down even more... Unless said OSU players were injured, they had the opportunity to play in 96 games not including playoffs. That's less than one catch per game and less than 1 td per season per player. And these guys were high draft picks with high expectations. What happened?

 

[NorthWillRiseAgain]

One guy has coached for nearly 3 times as long as the other, you compare their career numbers and then tell me I'm comparing apples and oranges? Hilarious!!!

So then why is he all butthurt? Odd if Williams is so below them.

 

[bswain1980]

One guy has coached for nearly 3 times as long as the other, you compare their career numbers and then tell me I'm comparing apples and oranges? Hilarious!!!

Watch the tape my man. The tape doesn't lie. Keith William's player development>>>>>Zach Smith's player development. Yes he has out recruited him for natural talent, but that is going to change in a hurry. Watch and see!

 

[anon_umk0ifu6vj6zi]

One guy has coached for nearly 3 times as long as the other, you compare their career numbers and then tell me I'm comparing apples and oranges? Hilarious!!!

That's exactly what one of Smith's drunken tweets wanted to do. Till he sobered up, bitched out, and deleted it.
But yes. Keep defending that crap.

 

[ChiDoc]

Unless said OSU players were injured, they had the opportunity to play in 96 games not including playoffs.

What about the comments from current NFL coaches lamenting the fact that these amazing Ohio State receivers aren't near where they thought they would be coming out of Ohio State.

Two of them were just drafted and the other two have been in the league for one season and you think they have had the opportunity to play in 96 games? Wow.

Might want to tell Drew Brees how unprepared these receivers are as well, as he and the Saints have been raving about Michael Thomas since he showed up:

Drew Brees raves about Saints rookie receiver Michael Thomas: 'He gets it'
http://www.nola.com/saints/index.ssf/2016/06/new_orleans_saints_michael_tho_2.html



"After wowing his own veteran QB Drew Brees with his abilities in OTA’s last week, Thomas displayed his athleticism in red-zone drills, as he and Brees hooked up for a TD in a fashion very reminiscent of the way that Brees and former WR Marques Colston used to for the previous decade."
http://bigeasybeliever.com/2016/06/14/saints-mini-camp-thomas-robertson-shine-in-1st-practice/

 

[huskerbaseball13]

Considering the fact that Zach Smith has had 4 Ohio State WR's drafted in the last 2 drafts, and you have to go back 15 drafts to have a total of 4 Nebraska WR's drafted, this thread is truly hilarious.

Not to mention the fact that Zach Smith has had 2 WR's drafted in the first two rounds over the last 2 years, and Nebraska has only had 2 WR's drafted in the first two rounds in the school's entire history.

I can understand the rabid hate, when a "drunken" "idiot" "douche" who is such a terrible coach that he's inferior to most Nebraska high school coaches matches a school's entire draft history in 2 years and does it before his 30th birthday, there is great reason to be mad!

Biletnikoff Winners

Mike Riley-2

Urban Meyer-0

 

[timnsun]

Two of them were just drafted and the other two have been in the league for one season and you think they have had the opportunity to play in 96 games? Wow.

Might want to tell Drew Brees how unprepared these receivers are as well, as he and the Saints have been raving about Michael Thomas since he showed up:

Drew Brees raves about Saints rookie receiver Michael Thomas: 'He gets it'
http://www.nola.com/saints/index.ssf/2016/06/new_orleans_saints_michael_tho_2.html



"After wowing his own veteran QB Drew Brees with his abilities in OTA’s last week, Thomas displayed his athleticism in red-zone drills, as he and Brees hooked up for a TD in a fashion very reminiscent of the way that Brees and former WR Marques Colston used to for the previous decade."
http://bigeasybeliever.com/2016/06/14/saints-mini-camp-thomas-robertson-shine-in-1st-practice/

My apologies... I figured wrong. Was figuring 2 years for 2 players, 1 year for the other two. That's how I got the number I did. As it stands, it sounds like 32 games played. So for these impact draft picks they averaged less than 2 catches per game and 1 touchdown every 6 games.

You're right, they are awesome.

 

[PinoyBuckeye_rivals88359]

Biletnikoff Winners

Mike Riley-2

Urban Meyer-0

If we start measuring Riley v. Meyer, Riley gets crushed! Good guy; .500 coach.

 

[rrthusker]

If we start measuring Riley v. Meyer, Riley gets crushed! Good guy; .500 coach.

I thought we could only measure Meyer against Harbaugh, at least that is what I`ve been told.

 

[huskerbaseball13]

If we start measuring Riley v. Meyer, Riley gets crushed! Good guy; .500 coach.

I guess it would only matter if a guy like Tyjon wants to win alot of games or if it's more important for him to be developed to the best of his abilities.

 

[anon_umk0ifu6vj6zi]

Two of them were just drafted and the other two have been in the league for one season and you think they have had the opportunity to play in 96 games? Wow.

Might want to tell Drew Brees how unprepared these receivers are as well, as he and the Saints have been raving about Michael Thomas since he showed up:

Drew Brees raves about Saints rookie receiver Michael Thomas: 'He gets it'
http://www.nola.com/saints/index.ssf/2016/06/new_orleans_saints_michael_tho_2.html



"After wowing his own veteran QB Drew Brees with his abilities in OTA’s last week, Thomas displayed his athleticism in red-zone drills, as he and Brees hooked up for a TD in a fashion very reminiscent of the way that Brees and former WR Marques Colston used to for the previous decade."
http://bigeasybeliever.com/2016/06/14/saints-mini-camp-thomas-robertson-shine-in-1st-practice/

I don't think anything of the sort, and have never claimed to. I also don't get wasted and make these claims on Twitter. Don't you have other bucklie fans to rally around this guy so he can harass Target customer service?

 

[gw2kpro]

The drunken, whiney wideouts coach at Ohio State again. Clown must have fallen off the wagon again. Watch out Target customer service!
No idea how any player or parent would want to go play for him. Must be an Ohio thing I guess???

Zach Smith is like that short fat right field substitute who got in an inning in against my kids' 13-14 baseball team last week, yet was the #1 mouth in line while shaking hands after the game because the starters on his team took care of business against our starters.

Wears thin really quick and at the end of the day, the starters on his team need to tell him to stfu.

 

[yorocco]

I guess it would only matter if a guy like Tyjon wants to win alot of games or if it's more important for him to be developed to the best of his abilities.

What? Osu has put many wr in the nfl
I think they are coached just fine if u judge by results

 

[HuskerO58]

I guess it would only matter if a guy like Tyjon wants to win alot of games or if it's more important for him to be developed to the best of his abilities.

Fortunately he would have the opportunity for both at Nebraska.

 

[timnsun]

What? Osu has put many wr in the nfl
I think they are coached just fine if u judge by results

You might be right... Or it might be that these guys Ohio State puts out are already extremely talented and would have made the NFL no matter where they played college ball.

I tend to think it's the latter...

 

[SevoHusker]

You might be right... Or it might be that these guys Ohio State puts out are already extremely talented and would have made the NFL no matter where they played college ball.

I tend to think it's the latter...

Yes, these guys are very talented, but they also have had superior QB play as well. If you could choose between JT Barrett, Braxton Miller, Terrelle Pryor, or Troy Smith in college vs Taylor Martinez, Ron Kellogg, Sam Keller, Zac Lee or Joey Ganz, etc who would you go with. I would take all four tOSU guys over any of ours even if I did appreciate the guys from DONU.

 

[huskerbaseball13]

What? Osu has put many wr in the nfl
I think they are coached just fine if u judge by results

I never said they wouldnt be coached just fine. Riley has produced two Biletnikoff winners and Coach Williams previous players have fared better in the NFL compared to the current OSU WR. So, I'm not sure what results you are speaking of.

 

[rrthusker]

If you OSU guys are this sensitive over this stuff what the hell do you do when Michigan fans come calling?