Don’t Waste Our HC Please!!!

Hookset · December 8, 2023

End of season overall performance.

2022 offense was 17th

2022 defense was 113th

2023 offense was 9th

2023 defense was 120th

The 2 9 win seasons.

2018 offense was 24th

2018 defense was 46th

2017 offense was 28th

2017 defense was 97th

Our success/failure has never been about the offense. It’s always been about the defense. There needs to be a very short leash for our DC.
Or else we will waste another “Offensive Guru” head coach.

Cr1028 · December 8, 2023

2 minutes ago, Hookset said:

End of season overall performance.

2022 offense was 17th

2022 defense was 113th

2023 offense was 9th

2023 defense was 120th

The 2 9 win seasons.

2018 offense was 24th

2018 defense was 46th

2017 offense was 28th

2017 defense was 97th

Our success/failure has never been about the offense. It’s always been about the defense. There needs to be a very short leash for our DC.
Or else we will waste another “Offensive Guru” head coach.

I wouldn’t be opposed to bringing Reff back. He wasn’t as bad as 2019 made him look.

greenminer · December 9, 2023

1 hour ago, Cr1028 said:

I wouldn’t be opposed to bringing Reff back. He wasn’t as bad as 2019 made him look.

1) What did you see in Reff that inspires the statement above?
2) What did you see/not see in Morris that inspired the statement below?

7 hours ago, Cr1028 said:

I am not impressed with this staff thus far and they have shown me nothing that says they can take this team higher than the guy we fired.

peanuts104 · December 9, 2023

1 hour ago, Cr1028 said:

I wouldn’t be opposed to bringing Reff back. He wasn’t as bad as 2019 made him look.

Under no circumstances should we bring Reff back

Cr1028 · December 9, 2023

1 hour ago, greenminer said:

1) What did you see in Reff that inspires the statement above?
2) What did you see/not see in Morris that inspired the statement below?

1. What the original poster put for the 2018 defensive stats.

2. Regression

NT93 · December 9, 2023

17 minutes ago, Cr1028 said:

1. What the original poster put for the 2018 defensive stats.

2. Regression

We’ll have to agree to disagree on #2. No doubt in my mind that this year’s team beats last year’s team.

Coltonw83 · December 9, 2023

19 minutes ago, NT93 said:

We’ll have to agree to disagree on #2. No doubt in my mind that this year’s team beats last year’s team.

Felt like Aune was good for a pick 6 that guaranteed a loss every week so I will concur on that one

Cr1028 · December 9, 2023

6 minutes ago, NT93 said:

We’ll have to agree to disagree on #2. No doubt in my mind that this year’s team beats last year’s team.

I disagree. One thing we know about this year’s team is that anyone could run on us. Last year’s 4-headed monster with Bloesch and Cobbs running things would’ve had 2 maybe 3 100 rushers against this year’s team.

NT80 · December 9, 2023

4 hours ago, Hookset said:

Our success/failure has never been about the offense. It’s always been about the defense. There needs to be a very short leash for our DC.
Or else we will waste another “Offensive Guru” head coach.

Defense needs an overhaul, players and coaches. Period.

DeepGreen · December 9, 2023

Is Patrick Cobbs still on staff at UNT?

UNTLifer · December 9, 2023

7 hours ago, DeepGreen said:

Is Patrick Cobbs still on staff at UNT?

Yes sir.

TreeFiddy · December 9, 2023

The only person at risk of wasting our HC is our offensive coordinator masquerading as a HC. He needs to learn the HC ropes quickly because the he showed up to begin the season completely overwhelmed and incapable of preparing a team to start the season. It looked like he might have been turning the corner toward the end of the year, but now seems completely overwhelmed trying to keep his roster together.

This offseason certainly won't bring stability with the amount of roster repair that has to take place. Hopefully he shows up next season better prepared than this season. I have my doubts.

greenminer · December 9, 2023

I think the nature of last years team makes for a difficult comparison.

last years team would’ve won one game between the UTSA/Memphis/Tulane stretch, comfortably, and then get inevitably humiliated by 30+ points in the other two. Probably the ones that were played in front of the larger audiences.