Who read Randy Moore today?

[Lexvol]

but I do blame him for not getting Ainge ready.

I understand what you are saying. Feel free to disagree, but IMO they should have never been on "equal footing" in the first place. RC shouldn't have seen a first team snap that spring.

 

[justingroves]

I understand what you are saying. Feel free to disagree, but IMO they should have never been on "equal footing" in the first place. RC shouldn't have seen a first team snap that spring.

Very true

 

[kptvol]

I understand what you are saying. Feel free to disagree, but IMO they should have never been on "equal footing" in the first place. RC shouldn't have seen a first team snap that spring.

I think the best situation might have been to just run the offense like they did in 2004. If Ainge wasn't yet ready to handle the full fledged UT offense, we should have kept it simple. It worked great in 2004. Of course, the wide receivers looked phenomenal in 2004. There are some things about the 2005 season I really can't explain. Our major losses on offense were Cedric Houston and Tony Brown. I never would have thought those two made such a dramatic difference.

 

[CajunDawg]

Houston Nutt just needs to stop being so high on all the media's lists of best SEC coaches.

He is in how many years at Arkansas? Why is it that he is dubbed doing the most with the least....whose fault is it that he has the least? He isn't in an area that is impossible to recruit nor in a place missing facilities.