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Firing Coach D today

SoFlaSmitty

SoFlaSmitty

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What would this accomplish? The only thing I see is making us happy. There are two games and then a bowl game. Lets hope he keeps this crap up and will be gone at end of the year. Against UVA he will probably look really good, but Pitt and whoever we get in a bowl game could be our saving grace to get him out.
 
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SoFlaSmitty said:
What would this accomplish? The only thing I see is making us happy. There are two games and then a bowl game. Lets hope he keeps this crap up and will be gone at end of the year. Against UVA he will probably look really good, but Pitt and whoever we get in a bowl game could be our saving grace to get him out.
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does UVA a RB? a Qb? a WR? a TE?

Then they will score and score often...they are better on offense than VT , UF and Wake forrest...YES we get smoked again
 
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Look at USC after they fired Kiffin. When players hate who they are playing for it reflects in their play. A breath of fresh air is what it would be
 
a no D Coordinator would be better than Dorito calling plays.
 
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It would let me know that Al isn't a huge ******, that's a big accomplishment in its self. Off with Doritos head .
 
You fire him becuase it can't possibly get worse. Maybe it lights a fire under some kids ***
 
How about because we may have a chance to stop giving up
500 yards? That would give me a glimmer of hope.
 
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Probably wouldn't accomplish much but make us all happy. It would show that Al knows there are consequences to not getting the job done. He expects more from his coaches and will even fire his best friend if he isn't performing.

I'm worried Al is still hoping the defense puts together a couple decent games in hopes it will save his buddy.
 
You could give my dog a joystick and she'd adapt on D playing Madden football much better than what Dorita has orchestrated thus far since the UF game. Sorry, I just no longer believe.

Hence, a breath of fresh air in approach (dare I say "attack") would be it.
 
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