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RE: 5 takeaways from UAB’s loss at Tennessee
I’m just asking the question that if at the end of the season he doesn’t make a change at OC? And next year the offense sputters the same. Then after that season he doesn’t make a change either. Then is it really best for UAB for him to still be here. I’m not saying he is a bad coach, but it has been obvious for years now that the offense hasn’t been performing as well as the defensive side of the ball. Why hasn’t he made a change. Things can go down hill really fast. Great offensive coaches lose players all the time they just plug in new ones and the train keeps moving along. Losing players to graduation is not really an excuse. Eventually those new players have to show improvement and they haven’t really.
11-06-2019 03:35 PM
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