Yes. Whenever I see you post more of your ignorance, I'll be there to correct it.... all the more so when you whine like a little girl.Of course my biggest fanboy wants to engage with me about this subject.
You are a fundamentally dishonest person... this is just one more proof.Soryy your idol Dooley was a clown and a loser.
You are a fundamentally dishonest person. I argued that people should withhold criticism of Dooley until he had an opportunity to prove himself... just like I had for Fulmer before him. Since then, I admitted I was wrong. Unlike you... I'm able to be honest with myself about wrong opinions. It was Dooley's performance that earned the criticism... not the criticism that caused his performance.Any smart person saw that early. You hing on as one of his diehard supporters and hated Jones because of it. Dooley was as crappy at coaching as you are at qb evaluations.
Jones was a worse coach of the game than Dooley. Jones caught a break with some legacy players. Dooley was a poor recruiter. But just a glance at the OL left by Dooley compared to any that Jones produced... tells you all you need to know about their ability to develop players and teach the game.
That's not to say Dooley was "good"... only how bad your hero Jones was.
That was in no way tethered to the facts of history. You literally made that up.Dooley should have made him the starter. he wanted to act like Saban when he was a career loser. Brown smartly got away.
As usual, you cherry pick a few stats and reject the WHOLE context. Brown had 104 yards in a blowout win over a terrible WKU team and did very little otherwise.Brown had over 500 yards with Marlin Lane ahead of him and a hip injury. He was good here and would have easliy had a 1000 yard season the next year. He made the NFL and had a 200 yard rushing performance.
Dooley was never my idol. Not even close. Dooley was in way over his head... and still everything you've said about Brown is false.He was good. Your idol Dooley just sucked.