"Game day or in game or whatever coaching decision making!" I saw it about half a dozen times in the O'B thread. If you ever glance at the liar you'll discover those experts have CJF figured to a T! He is a great recruiter but a poor game day coach. Geeesh, he's loss what, four games the last two years? Look, a coach may have lost a game or didn't make a first down because the other team had better players. Or one coach guessed right, the other wrong 51% of the time. The "D" can merely speculate what the "O" is going to do and vice versa. Relative to O'B's decisions, I thought they were great once he realized there was a better than 50% chance the field goal kicker was going to miss, he went on fourth! Stop the idiocy because you have no clue!
Worst generalization about a football coach!
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I’ll never get why some go to the Lair.
Franklin has lost five games in the past two years, which is still less than Pitt lost just last year.
They have Narduzzi who is a bad recruiter and a bad game day coach.
Franklin's made a handful of questionable decisions in his 4 years but he's certainly not a bad game day coach, whatever that means.. In 2016, there were adjustments made to overcome huge deficits all season long. That makes you a pretty good game day coach, no? In 2017, adjustments were made to start better and the team came out on fire just about every week really putting the pressure on opponents to endure the onslaught. And if you start out extremely well, what exactly do you change? I think we're seeing the evolution of James Franklin. He'll do things a bit different from year to year depending on personnel and game situations. He's had two seasons with full scholarships and it resulted in the Rose and Fiesta Bowls along with a conference championship and two top ten finishes. Imagine what he can do if he ever figures out how to be "game day" coach.
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