Three words Marines love to toss around;
Improvise, adapt and overcome.
We don't need to radically change anything, we just need to show we can accomplish the above.
I find it tough to shit on individual players, even after days like today. Providing it's not clear that they're out there giving like 50% or something. Ditto coaches. We still don't know enough about a guy like Snyder (for example), in my opinion, to call for his job with a straight face. But we should be adapting, and in the process overcoming, and from one game to another it's difficult to see. Translated -> I'm not seeing any of it, but like a child's belief of Santa and the tooth fairy, I want to believe it's there. I can only hope that when we look back over ranges of games this season, we can (in hindsight) see corrections as they worked their way into the system over the course. In the here and now, even if invisible to us, hopefully they get back to our winning ways. I guess what I'm saying (poorly) there is; "One ugly win against Iowa for me please, thank you."
You lose games in college football. Everyone does. I'm just glad we have a head coach in place who knows how to win. He may not be exciting, he may not be flashy, but the one thing I never worry about is his ability to keep a team going in the right direction.
Like another post I just made, I'm more thinking out loud than responding to any one poster, or any single post. Bucklion's post got me thinking about "radical change", because you do hear people suggesting that from time to time, and my fingers started moving. I need to close the laptop.
