“Poor ole MSU” mentality is accepting the results we’re seeing on the field and being like “welp, we’re losing by less than we lost last year and we should celebrate that.”
If I've ever heard an M State statement that's it. Lebby, my gosh, what an idiot....
Is this Art Briles? If so, can you just take over for your goofy son in law?
Yes some of that was a talent issue but we improved talent that's why we are in games. We also added veteran analyst. The in game decisions can't be fixed if they keep happening.
In modern college football with the roster turnover being in 30 plus each year explain that to me? You can change your whole roster in a year. Three years is not needed anymore to change out a team. And culture is year to year. Each year you have to reinstall culture with a new team. I suspect that's part of our problem. We have the talent upgrade but Lebby has to figure out discipline for himself and his players. Lack of discipline is why you lose these like this. Dumb penalties. Discipline to know your situation.
Actually every single thing you just posted is exactly what we have always done. It is THE reason we are where we are, and why we keep finding ourselves in this spot repeatedly. Rimse and repeat. It's the same old embarrassing crap.
Tenn had two defensive TDs and then the two OT TDs, and punt return tonight. Not great but not fair to say our defense is giving up 5 TDs per game
For me, it's not about losses. It's about competency. The players are playing their arses off, most of them. And they deserve credit for that. This coaching staff is incompetent and letting them down. That's the issue. And at some point the players are going to stop buying into what this coaching staff is telling them and it's going to get ugly. We may already be there.
Damn good comparison! Lemonis won a NC and it took us 3 years of misery to fire his lazy ***. W can damn sure fire Lebby for going 1-17 against P4 and 0-16 in the SEC.
Point taken, but you can’t completely ignore defensive TD’s because they take the ball out of their offense’s hands for a longer period of time, giving them fewer opportunities to score in regulation. Can’t just say “well, if not for those defensive TD’s, they wouldn’t have scored on offense”. You also can’t discount OT TD’s at all. There’s certainly a square on the bingo card to NOT give up a TD in overtime, especially on the first play.
I am not excusing Lebby. But to me the offensive and defensive lines appear exhausted in the 4th quarter and that's from a lack of depth.
