HC and QB - What would you do? Flood/Schiano and Laviano/Rettig
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Schiano would likely be undefeated right now....Rettig would have eventually started and you would not have had all these arrests, nor would he have ever committed academic fraud. That and our defense would actually play defense.
It is not trolling to demand change to this dumpster fire of a program.
In fact I would argue that Flood supporters are the trolls. Anyone supporting him is clearly unconcerned with the reputation of the university.
We can debate Schiano all day, but Flood has brought this program down, that is undebatable.
It is not trolling to demand change to this dumpster fire of a program.
In fact I would argue that Flood supporters are the trolls. Anyone supporting him is clearly unconcerned with the reputation of the university.
We can debate Schiano all day, but Flood has brought this program down, that is undebatable.
I'm torn on whether or not I want GS back. Part of me wants to roll the dice on a MAC or AAC upstart head coach like Rod Carey or Babers or Fuentes. I'd love Tom Herman or any coach from Urban's coaching tree for that matter. Then you may have a guy like Bielema available who was awesome in the big ten but not cut out for SEC. I do know this...our program is starving for an identity.
You need to find something else to do ...you bitched when Schiano was coach or do you deny that as well... frankly nobody is happy about what has occurred yet the anti Flood crowd ( prior to these incidents ) have used this as their personal agenda...don't crap your drawers if Flood is retained as head coach in 2016...especially from what some have been told...
LOL I supported Schiano in this same thread! Jeeze second time this weekend a Floodie cannot scroll up before he spins
How about NEITHER head coach? And how about getting Rettig in there for several series. Even if Laviano supposedly "knows" the offense better, there is NO REASON Rettig shouldn't be in there for several series during the game to stretch the field and open the offense up.