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QB/WR Braxton Miller (B1G POY, National Champion, OSU HOF)

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One good thing about this year is Braxton is getting an education about what works and what doesn't work. Once he's allowed to audible within the offense, this should hopefully help him learn how to audible into the right play.
 
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BuckeyeMike80;2041881; said:
One good thing about this year is Braxton is getting an education about what works and what doesn't work. Once he's allowed to audible within the offense, this should hopefully help him learn how to audible into the right play.
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Well, he's at least learning about what DOESN'T work. Not sure how much he gets to see as far as things that do work. :lol:
 
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jwinslow;2041514; said:
Few announcers teach me less than Herbie.
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sparcboxbuck;2041680; said:
If you're a good catholic and went to college and majored in business, there is a good chance that the answer to one of those is yes.
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Which one? Because being religious has absolutely no bearing on making a marriage successful, and since when does a degree make you a business expert?
 
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muffler dragon;2041572; said:
To both of you, I posit the following question to you: how did Michael Jordan perform as a coach?
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That's completely irrelevant. Besides, I never said that because he has D1 experience that he would be a good coach. Re-read my post. I simply stated that based on experience alone he has to be better than what we have now.

I am sure there are some successful coaches out there who were never any good at the position they coach, but obviously that is the case here.
 
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strohs;2042009; said:
That's completely irrelevant.
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Horseshit. It's directly relevant to your hypothetical that Herbie would be better than what we have simply because he played the position.

Besides, I never said that because he has D1 experience that he would be a good coach. Re-read my post. I simply stated that based on experience alone he has to be better than what we have now.
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Then let's be precise, what experience IN COACHING does he have that would make him better than Siciliano?

I am sure there are some successful coaches out there who were never any good at the position they coach, but obviously that is the case here.
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I'm not defending Coach Sic nor his performance. I'm stating overtly that your assertion that Herbie would be any better is based on bopkess. It's unsubstantiated and worthless.
 
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Bucky Katt;2041978; said:
Well, he's at least learning about what DOESN'T work. Not sure how much he gets to see as far as things that do work. :lol:
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Well I'd like to think that he's studying film and will see the difference between the plays that are designed to fit his skills, the situation and the personnel versus what we are currently doing on offense.
 
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BuckeyeMike80;2041881; said:
One good thing about this year is Braxton is getting an education about what works and what doesn't work. Once he's allowed to audible within the offense, this should hopefully help him learn how to audible into the right play.
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The education he's getting might become problematic.

What works: Improvisation
What doesn't: The game plan
 
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