Not the type of coaches who generally succeed at the highest level

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Sep 29, 2016
9:33:06pm

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Brady Poppinga going after Cahoon like crazy on ESPN960 right now

IceBlueCoug Starter

9/29/16 4:11pm

Let him, Cahoon's players have been not good...or are we blaming lineman, QB?...

Y4LYFE

9/29/16 4:18pm

I thought that they were OUR players. Only yewt jerks try to turn team members

travelcoug

9/29/16 4:23pm

Some cant handle constructive criticism, and WRs have given plenty of data

Y4LYFE

9/29/16 7:14pm

He's doing to Cahoon exactly what he's asking Cahoon to do to the players.

Y2k

9/30/16 4:51am

He's pretty dumb.

thebruce

9/29/16 4:18pm

Who? Brady or Ben?

IceBlueCoug

9/29/16 4:27pm

Brady. I'm not even referring to his point about

thebruce

9/29/16 4:29pm

He came across as Brady Poppinga. In all of his interviews his passion comes out

IceBlueCoug

9/29/16 4:30pm

Passion isn't a bad thing but the guy is a bit loony

thebruce

9/29/16 4:43pm

He's always been that way. Big personality; big passion; strained logic.

mantis mutu

9/29/16 5:18pm

My favorite was when he asked Gordon Monson and Spencer Checketts

Oompabluepaw

9/29/16 9:53pm

Hahaha that was all time. Thanks for reminding me

District

9/29/16 10:06pm

That was hilarious and extremely awkward at the same time.

eddog

9/29/16 10:31pm

Been a while since I've thought about that. I remember losing drink out my mouth

mantis mutu

9/30/16 1:47am

There certainly hasn't been the change in the right direction from his first

TheLoneCougar

9/29/16 4:19pm

Cahoon has proved he can improve receivers. Give it time.

SandYFan

9/29/16 4:30pm

When did he prove that?

Sea Chicken

9/29/16 5:57pm

The first time he was the receivers coach for BYU.

SandYFan

9/29/16 6:49pm

Which receivers?

Sea Chicken

9/29/16 8:33pm

He was there two years...Hoffman improved with him there

BYUSwoop

9/29/16 9:06pm

He is a coach that did zero coaching after getting let go, there was no

OC Coug

9/29/16 9:13pm

Or perhaps he didn't want to move anywhere.

VACOUGFAN

9/29/16 9:23pm

Not the type of coaches who generally succeed at the highest level

OC Coug

9/29/16 9:33pm

Improvement took place after he left...

cougarmikey

9/29/16 9:02pm

I agree that Cahoon has some accountability but he's being unfair

Seasider

9/29/16 4:45pm

I totally agree with Brady on this one. After game 1 this should have been fixed

Y2k

9/30/16 1:10am

Sad position coach needs to focus on basics after even game one

blucoug18

9/30/16 11:33am

Fault divvy: WRs: 30% (if that) Taysom: 70% (at least)

mantis mutu

9/29/16 5:11pm

Not sure about that, I see little to no separation with our receivers

Samuel Hall Society

9/29/16 5:36pm

Really? I saw lots of open guys left empty all night.

mantis mutu

9/29/16 5:38pm

I also saw a lot of overthrown balls when his receivers did beat their man.

Shteve

9/29/16 11:45pm

Do we miss Holliday yet?

IronPotato

9/29/16 8:43pm

That's an easy answer.

Schultz is back

9/29/16 8:46pm

Because Cahoon sucks. That's why.

cougarfruit

9/29/16 10:38pm

It's a new offense.

Zach Morris

9/29/16 11:21pm

Catching a ball is not.

coolblue

9/30/16 6:22am

Poppinga is off in his analysis, but I still love the guy!

indojoe

9/30/16 10:29am

Your comparison is ludicrous! If the ball touches your hand/arms you SHOULD catch it

IceBlueCoug

9/30/16 10:41am

Our WR's don't have Deandre Hopkins hands though.

Dillinger

9/30/16 10:45am

I know a fun game to play... you go stand five yards away from me and face the

indojoe

9/30/16 10:52am

Its called practice, lets do this everyday for months and then lets see the results.

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