g8terh8ter_eric
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Actually we are 48th in total offense.We are also ranked 28th in the country in total offense this year. Last year we were ranked in the hundreds in every offensive statistic. I see big time improvement, we just need to limit turnovers!
Actually we are 48th in total offense.
http://web1.ncaa.org/mfb/natlRank.jsp?year=2009&rpt=IA_teamtotoff&site=org&div=IA&dest=O
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I see improvement with essentially the same players. I'm not saying we are there by any means because we have PLENTY on work to do, but it's good to see that we are making progress.
I'm not saying the coaches haven't done a good job, but to be fair, the same players all getting a year more experience should mean they do better even without the coaching change.![]()
I see improvement with essentially the same players. I'm not saying we are there by any means because we have PLENTY on work to do, but it's good to see that we are making progress.
I'm not saying the coaches haven't done a good job, but to be fair, the same players all getting a year more experience should mean they do better even without the coaching change.
You can't be serious?
True, the RB's are better than last year. And when did I say you couldn't say the coaches have done a good job? And the first post in the thread was the one that said the same players. If it was the same group of players, there should be at least some improvement no matter who is coaching.Not the same players, WR's are not the same, RB's are not the same and the scheme is totally different. So yes you can say the coaches have done a good job.