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Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Just sayin': Then again maybe D. J. Uiagalelei will never be (even close to) as good as Trevor Lawrence or Deshaun Watson.
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I’m sure he thinks they’re still a playoff team.
All pretty darn good points.
secgrowa posted 3 weeks ago
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There is a level of complacency that has crept into the program. It shows in the overall coaching and planning for big games against quality opponents. We've gotten blown out the last 3 years in these games. And if it wasn't for TL's scrambling ability we would have lost to OSU before getting worked by LSU.
The ACC's overall decline has masked our own recent decline We play a lot of cupcakes every year and traditional ACC powers (FSU, Miami and VaTech) have all been down too. It's allowed us to win 6 straight ACC titles, but also has set us up to get pushed around in the playoffs.
The best is NOT the standard here at Clemson. Between the coaches kids on the teams and the coddling of clearly overmatched and outdated coaches, the "best" has been achieved largely on the backs of a few truly awesome athletes and QB's in particular.
Alabama has clearly put distance between themselves and us over the last few years. How many coordinators coaches have come and gone at Alabama in the last 3 years, yet they are still winning and producing Heisman winners? For that one night in Santa Clara back in 2019 we were CLEARLY the better team. And while we went on from there to sign coaches to extensions, Alabama took some to the woodshed and reminded them that WINNING big games is what matters most to them. T
Dabo can be both the best coach in the country while simultaneously being the program's biggest liability Between his clearly outdated stance on the transfer portal and his loyalty to ineffective coaches he has put the program on a lower trajectory that is could be. Don't get me wrong, he is still a net positive to Clemson on many levels, but what he once brought in terms of fresh ideas, new coaches and innovation years ago has started to turn into classic "coach speak", same-old, same-old and excuses.
IN Summation; we've become somewhat stale, lazy and complacent. It's on Dabo and the coaching staff to get us back on the right track in a college football world that is changing rapidly. As of now, it is unclear if they can pull it off.
I guess the run of QBs has come to an end for ol Dabo(though I don't think anyone could've seen DJ not continuing that lineage). Welp, I hope it means that Clemson goes back to being... Clemson
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Yeah, I'm sure they'd just keep plugging along and not fall into the pit of mediocrity they occupied for the two decades before Dabo came along...Clemson fans seem eager to part with the most successful coach they've ever had. May they get their wish.
Clemson fans seem eager to part with the most successful coach they've ever had. May they get their wish.