If you could walk up to CPF and ask one question.

[VolsFan01]

Why do you recruit guys without arms? Tackling is very important on defense coach.

 

[BleedOrange11]

boxers or briefs?

 

[VolWil]

That 'Working like heck' phrase is getting old!

 

[Mudcat]

Do you want it in the head or in the heart?

 

[LittleDTO]

I would ask him to try Geico. Its so simple that even Phil Fulmer can do it.

 

[StunnA N' Orange]

I would ask him to try Geico. Its so simple that even Phil Fulmer can do it.

He was sidetracked during our commercial last year. We ended up scheduling another one after his resignation in November. YouTube - Geico Commercial

 

[Lexvol]

Who is the next person to get thrown under the bus?

 

[jakez4ut]

Who is the next person to get thrown under the bus?

i don't know. but i had a conversation last night about this very thing.

two years ago, obviously CRS was the sacraficial lamb. then several changes made on the coaching staff.

i said it way back when that good or bad, CPF would be defined by those changes. From simply a perception standpoint, he had nothing really to lose by making all the changes he did during/after the 05 season.

that only after a couple of years would we really know if this was the right or wrong course of action.

well, two years in, we're alot further awy from the "right course" than the "wrong course".

From a perception standpoint, these were the changes that CPF made. he brought back CDC. he hired Roper, and moved Adkins etc.... these are HIS guys. If they are failures, then it's on him.

so regardless of who is the next in line to go down the CRS path, to me, it goes no further than the person that put these people in place to begin with.

i was willing to see how these change would work. I defended the moves at the time, despite not being completely convinced that CRS was THE issue. And i also knew that at some point, it would have to be reconciled that CPF made the right decisions or the wrong ones.

and as of today, i'm leaning towards wrong.:mf_surrender: