This is as idiotic of a post as I've seen. Our strength and conditioning may not have been what is should have been,but don't get it twisted they are still in great shape. It's not like they were training with an inexperienced or not licensed trainer.I doubt it was improper training that was the issue and Fitz would have to work from the bottom up. Who knows what the actual problem was but I guarantee it wasn't from improper training that would take longer to fix. So it's not like it would take yrs to get them where they should be. It's not like they are trying to transform an out of shape person off the street and have him ready in 9 months. It's physical specimens who have still been at an elite schools strength program and been properly fed,all the proteins and supplements plus everything else they would ever need. Throw in the fact we have 53 scholarship players who are RS sophomores or younger. So even if your theory had any merit, which it doesn't then we have 65+% not harmed by that plus another 10+ who were at other schools or JUCO's. So that's 63-65 of our 85 scholarship players not hurt by it. So no, the players are not unable to be properly developed in the strength program.
One last point is JUCO players, who have been in average at best strength programs. They don't get fed right or even what our current players previously had, but it hasn't ruined all their career's. Your post only would have merit if they were given harmful or improper training. Or by some unlicensed Strength Coach, who trains out of his Mom's basement with prison type equipment. Which to my knowledge ,even Butch never made that type of hire. Even Fulmer recently said you can see a huge difference already but aren't there yet. When it's the 4 Strength Coach for the SR's it could cause problems that aren't necessarily physical. The mental part and not having the toughness trained into them. But it's all fixable.
utside of Ga and Ala, we were in every game at halftime.
