Buzz certainly looks better in retrospect, given that he got us out of our APR hole and set the table for the Keatts era.

But yes, objectively, Keatts was outstanding in his approach. You have to get guys to buy into a system and have it be a GOOD system that works. Even if it fails against P5's, its hard to change what you're doing midstream. There was no "Plan B" because we didn't have the bigs to change up our approach on D.

Our "Plan A" now is to play tough man-to-man D, which I get. But there has to be buy-in and the horses to make it work. And if it doesn't, there has to be a "Plan B". Captain Obvious statement, I know....