One Glaring Difference...

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On our first offensive drive, #81 Justin Johnson commits a personal foul, unsportsmanlike conduct, 15 yard penalty. (one of 4 for the night)
Moorhead left him in the game for the entire 3 and out series. I don’t recall ever seeing a coach not pull a player for at least for one play, to settle him down and to make him understand consequences. I thought we hired a great game day coach... time will tell.

Morehead will have to learn to be an enforcer when he needs to be. Not just on players, but officials and his assistants as well.
 
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Awwhellnaw

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After the Fitz suspension game one and the Aeris “suspension” game two, I was sort of under the impression Moorehead wasn’t going to put up with such ****. He obviously proved me wrong.

My fear is he’s trying too hard to be well liked be the team and befriend everyone instead of being a coach/mentor. That being said, I realize the new guy sort of has to play that hand (to some extent). Sometimes you have to snatch a knot in someone’s ***. Especially on the field when emotions are running high. That’s called COACHING.

I haven’t given up yet on him but if I see the same product on the field against Florida, I’m done. We are too talented for this ****. He’s had a good career thus far but this is the SEC. Every week is a war. Even Kentucky.

Get it together. Everyone.
 
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