Lane Kiffin (HC LSU)
- By Nutriaitch
- College Football
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the absolute best part of moving to this desert hellscape is ... NO Mardi Gras
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Yet we get the "pleasure" of the same lazy tired takes from you. Yippie.
BTW - this season HAS BEEN clear improvement. Last year they were 17-15 and weren't even competitive. This year has been an improvement in both record, competition levels and tournament chances. But I'm guessing you won't see that either because you won't define anything that isn't in your favor.
You don't really have a plan. Placing blame solely on the coach the entire time, at which point the same people who know better tell you that you're missing the forest for the trees, you back off and prevaricate. Which is it? Diebler is winning 60.3% of his games - the all-time percentage is 61.2% - so fire him, right? What's your plan?
This program is what it is right now. Without mega donors (there are none) or the school kicking in serious $$$ (not gonna happen when they are more worried about their profit margin), you're only going to get Diebler's performance at best.
It would be a LOT easier for this program to bottom out at this point. Columbus in particular and Ohio in general doesn't produce near enough talent to go by recruiting alone to win consistently in the Big Ten or nationally. Columbus isn't Chicago or Philly or New York or Indianapolis. The basketball culture just isn't there in the city and it's currently not there at the school either. It can be, it has been, but it's not. It takes time, commitment and support to rebuild it.
So what's your plan?
Cutting any coaches off from the NIL funds needed isn't going to solve anything. It wouldn't matter if it's Jake Diebler or Sean Miller or Chris Mack whoever else you think could "fix it".
It's not fixable by one coach or one person.
Screeching about the coaching in place now, with a very limited roster and square pegs in triangular holes is just self-serving in my IMO. You either can't or won't see the big picture or you purposely want it to fail (i.e. Diebler kicked your puppy) and you like to be miserable.
Honestly I'd be more worried about what was in 1986 - not that I get these now - but at least now we have people who are willing to pick them apart so we "know"....There's no telling what a chemical gangbang those are compared to 1986.
There's no telling what a chemical gangbang those are compared to 1986.
Thought these were cool when I was little as they were a special treat. I think I will stay away from their return.
Yet we get the "pleasure" of the same lazy tired takes from you. Yippie.I've never said to fire him after this year, that wouldn't make any sense at this point. You give him a 3rd year but I think that's enough if he doesn't show clear improvement.
Odd you say this since we're just now at year 2.....
I think @DZ83CK is right, Diebler kicked your puppy or something. This hate fetish you have for him is a little odd bro.
Odd you say this since we're just now at year 2.....Oy vey.
So, we are just supposed to give the guy like 5/6 years even if he's clearly not getting it done after year 3/4? That's how the program remains in deep mediocrity. Where do you draw the line?
So you believe you can judge just how good of a batter someone is who has to step up the the plate every time with an 0-2 count? When he has never started a plate appearance with an 0-0 count? Interesting.
So you believe you can judge just how good of a batter someone is who has to step up the the plate every time with an 0-2 count? When he has never started a plate appearance with an 0-0 count? Interesting.I think it's pretty noticeable that Diebler is still "figuring things out" when it comes to being a head coach. I think year 3 needs to look quite a bit better when it comes to xs and os and the team having some kind of identity and playing better as a unit offensively and defensively.
Both things may be true. But one of them we know is true. The other is conjecture at this point. Until (unless) the playing field is leveled, at least somewhat, there is no way to know for sure how good (or bad) of a coach Diebler is. If someone steps up to the plate with an 0-2 count every at bat it's difficult to tell how good of a hitter they really are.
The Cu Clux Clan of curling.Let me just put this out there. The Canadian curling cheaters. Who else cheats? Who is close to Canada? Draw your own conclusions.
Both things may be true. But one of them we know is true. The other is conjecture at this point. Until (unless) the playing field is leveled, at least somewhat, there is no way to know for sure how good (or bad) of a coach Diebler is. If someone steps up to the plate with an 0-2 count every at bat it's difficult to tell how good of a hitter they really are.It's entirely possible for BOTH things to be true. The University could care less about the hoops program and Diebler just not being that good as an actual coach
NIL has Diebler at a huge disadvantage compared with teams like UM. If you can't see that and recognize there is something there that is very real and holding him back, you're just being willfully ignorant. I do believe there will be some more funds for next season - it may be they will still be behind top programs by a significant amount, but it should be different from the way they were truly held back by the university last offseason. You want to pin Diebler to a team that OSU hasn't invested competitive resources in, as if its mainly his fault, and it's wrong.
So around that time, the faintly (or not so faintly) racist chants about "southern speed" and the "spread option" where the total hype by ESPN. Remember, the mindless hyperbole from Frosty brought about a LOT of this - he was a lot more respected back then than he is now. Add in ESPN's war in 2003-2004 against Ohio State and Jim Tressel, along with Frosty saying he wouldn't send his kids to play under Tressel and it was inevitable.2006 vs Florida was the last time I can remember it being allowed for Ohio State to be "the team" without somebody attempting to shit all over us for something. Losing that one by getting absolutely dominated changed something in CFB.
Opening weekend sweeps are always nicegood opening series Sweep.
yeah it was only Milwaukee, but still nice to come out looking good that first weekend
15-5 Friday night
5-3 Saturday
21-6 Sunday
Brown and Dardar each hit 2 bombs
Yorke and Arrambide each hit one (and Yorke really hit tow, but one was called foul)