Funny how fast the talent disappeared from Provo once the coaching changed. Also

Nov 20, 2017
12:34:22pm

BYUlv Contributor

funny how the coaches aren't responsible for addressing player deficiencies through recruiting, teaching and conditioning.

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Matich was spot on this morning

Samuel Hall Society

11/20/17 10:48am

how about the OC position? is that up for grabs too?

nashty

11/20/17 10:49am

..he likes the direction Ty is going, puts in on un-prepared players

Samuel Hall Society

11/20/17 10:51am

and who's job is it to prepare those players? and if the scheme is so hard

nashty

11/20/17 10:53am

ding ding ding ding

BigYfan

11/20/17 10:55am

Well, they are millenials after all

icecougar

11/20/17 11:00am

Player gets prepared, then hurt. Another player gets prepared, then hurt.......

rockhound

11/20/17 2:45pm

Right, Ty's fault for receiver's dropping ball after ball... try again

jomo

11/20/17 4:02pm

Wow. Force that cart in front of the horse, there, Matich.

mantis mutu

11/20/17 10:58am

Funny how fast the talent disappeared from Provo once the coaching changed. Also

BYUlv

11/20/17 12:34pm

That is just laughable. Wow.

dYrtbYkerYder

11/20/17 11:17am

thank goodness, he didn't cite a talent deficiency. Seriously. Thank goodness.

mindzeYe

11/20/17 12:52pm

It is 100% on the coaches.

dYrtbYkerYder

11/20/17 12:56pm

You sir, don't know football

jomo

11/20/17 4:03pm

Says every coach every year... I"m sick of cliche coach speak.

Bleeding Blue

11/20/17 1:26pm

Ol Trev with another HOTTAKE!

Gerald-DeGroot

11/20/17 3:12pm

This speaks to a real leadership vacuum on offense...guys just cruising and hoping for the best

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