Because he did...and then fired him

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Dec 16, 2017
12:49:13pm

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without taking serious responsibility for the teams play. The buck always stops with the head coach.

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BlueTroop

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It'll be interesting to see how the coaching staff responds to Grimes. He is

blackandblue

12/16/17 10:48am

Lamb is very similar

YIsForBrigham

12/16/17 10:50am

I agree. Which will be even more intersting. Lamb is an alpha male from SUU.

blackandblue

12/16/17 10:52am

I think both guys are personable & work well w others though.

mantis mutu

12/16/17 10:52am

Lamb and Detmer butted heads a lot, which lead to a lot of problems

Graig Swame

12/16/17 1:24pm

Detmer was obviously a mistake. But his autonomy appeared to

mantis mutu

12/16/17 1:28pm

Agreed

Graig Swame

12/16/17 1:29pm

Disagree. Detmer was not a mistake. Low athletic abilities, injuries, a lack

BleedCougarBlue2

12/16/17 1:48pm

You keep goin on with that line sir, if it suits ya. The incompetence

mantis mutu

12/16/17 1:50pm

So we should have hired as OC people like you who apparently could have ...

BleedCougarBlue2

12/16/17 2:14pm

Might as well have, yes. I sure woulda been a lot cheaper & easier to fire.

mantis mutu

12/16/17 2:43pm

OK, gotta admit, that was funny!

BleedCougarBlue2

12/16/17 7:23pm

Isn’t Lamb a Defensive Coach?

BlueTroop

12/16/17 2:17pm

Yes, it wouldn't have been ideal, but considering where we were at...

mantis mutu

12/16/17 2:42pm

You would want someone with no offensive experience vs someone with lots?

BlueTroop

12/16/17 6:49pm

To avoid the utter humiliation of losing to the likes of UMass at home??? You

mantis mutu

12/16/17 8:43pm

No way. We needed new, outside, non LDS, NON BYU blood.

Gerald-DeGroot

12/16/17 5:25pm

I meant in the course of the season. As a temp fix. So we could at least

mantis mutu

12/16/17 6:31pm

I'd like to see Kalani try and throw him under the bus.

mudpupper

12/16/17 10:52am

Good point! If the offense doesn’t improve then blame will be placed on Kalani.

Reasonable1

12/16/17 10:56am

Why do people still bust on Sitake for throwing Ty under the bus?

OpusX

12/16/17 12:14pm

Because it wasn't classy, especially the way he did it.

Brutus216

12/16/17 12:17pm

How was the classy way to fire the leader of the worst offense ever?

Graig Swame

12/16/17 1:25pm

because it was counter-productive drama that would have driven a lesser man to

Cougarclaw

12/16/17 12:25pm

And largely overblown here on CB like most things and taken on a life of it's

basman

12/16/17 1:00pm

Because he did...and then fired him

BlueTroop

12/16/17 12:49pm

Because Kalani acted like KWhitt and I hate it when KWhitt does it

Coogar2

12/16/17 2:28pm

For me, it was the double standard

cajuncoug

12/16/17 7:22pm

Man I hate this worthless echo chamber nonsense...

Bluedarts

12/16/17 4:01pm

Two things can be true at the same time...

Adrielle

12/16/17 4:13pm

Sounds like be could have a run in with a laid back staff

jrifkin48

12/16/17 10:54am

The offense isn't going to be laid back with him

Nat Gas Man

12/16/17 10:57am

Might be good for us

Cashmeousside

12/16/17 10:58am

A lack of balance in personalities of coaches is what got us in this situation.

Reasonable1

12/16/17 11:01am

I get the impression that the position coaches might be a higher level than we

Nat Gas Man

12/16/17 10:55am

I really hope you're right.

blackandblue

12/16/17 10:57am

Is he bringing anyone with him

Cougarealist

12/16/17 10:56am

Sounds like they haven't made any decisions. I hope so though.

blackandblue

12/16/17 10:57am

Steal from the best, invent the rest

Nat Gas Man

12/16/17 11:01am

Those that still have jobs.

Everyman

12/16/17 11:16am

Most coaches are. It won't be a new situation for any of them.

kccougar

12/16/17 11:19am

that's true. but that's also part of the point of my post. He has

blackandblue

12/16/17 11:22am

I'm guessing he's replacing all or most of the offensive coaches so, i'm guessing they'll be ok with him.

SpiffCoug

12/16/17 11:26am

Of course he's going to take direction from Kalani...

BYUFootballRocks1

12/16/17 11:32am

Well, he's the type of guy that Kalani can just turn it all over to.

zonacougar

12/16/17 11:52am

How will we know how they react if we're not on the staff ourselves?

Brisco

12/16/17 1:24pm

Well, since he will pick his own staff, I am sure that expectation will be

ALC

12/16/17 3:17pm

RE: It'll be interesting to see how the coaching staff responds to Grimes. He is

brotherhaole

12/16/17 4:22pm

He took direction from everyone his entire career. Never been a coordinator of an entire side of the ball, so had to

thaws

12/16/17 4:59pm

I’m not insinuating that he won’t be a team player at all.

blackandblue

12/16/17 9:06pm

Yuuuuuup.

Gerald-DeGroot

12/16/17 5:24pm

OC needs to be an alpha male. Anae was. Grimes is no-nonsense. Needed!

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