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HardRockEagle wrote:It's good that you are in Mobile watching the game. I will be here reading your posts. How are the crowds there? 3,ooo fans??





HarborPointe wrote:Where's BDR? Figured he'd made a smart assed comment about me talking to myself by now.







KnightDadEagleAlum wrote:Is RL as bad live as his stats indicate. I hope he's making some sort of contribution.






HardRockEagle wrote:Beating South Alabama is a good win. South Alabama always have a good team.



southernmiss4ever wrote:Gary, you say you're not sold on the coaching, I respect that but have a question for you.
You yourself stated that we have more talent this year than in the past decade right?
Well, if that's the case and we've had no talent since LE has been here how do you explain us beating UAB (should have beaten them in the C-USA Tourney), and playing Memphis tough every year, and beating them the year they went to the National Championship save a guy named Derrick Rose saving them?
In those games Eustachy went in with an undermanned team, by every account, and faced coaches like John Calipari and Mike Davis, and yet gave them fits for 40 minutes. Would that not be good coaching?
And yes, I know you can come back with Savannah St. and everything I understand that. But, IMO that goes back to talent. When you don't have talent you're going to have let down games a lot, where the players don't play up to their ability and it hurts, especially against bad teams.
I'm just curious as to your response as to how/why we were able to hang with the good C-USA teams that had a LOT more talent and supposedly a LOT better coaching.




Gary O wrote:I think we wanted him fired BECAUSE we had that situation. I was very much in favor of the hire and it wasn't until year 4 I became disenchanted. Because, as this year shows, it just shouldn't take that long to put together a more competitive team. They've always played hard for him, that was never my issue. But we weren't improving as a team year to year. Players weren't improving, we weren't developing any post players, no real plan of attack on the offensive end, etc. It was just all very stagnant.

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