Aug 20, 2018
1:58:25pm
1:58:25pm
Last year’s team (and Kalani) lowered the bar to where it is.
One horrible season doesn’t justify a firing, especially when the biggest problem was the offense led by a coordinator that the head coach didn’t choose (Ty was Holmoe’s hire).
So Holmoe couldn’t have said, “Kalani, the offense was hot garbage, so I’ll need to let you go.” He had to give Kalani another year, so here we are. As long as Kalani and co show good improvement, I’ll be satisfied.
So Holmoe couldn’t have said, “Kalani, the offense was hot garbage, so I’ll need to let you go.” He had to give Kalani another year, so here we are. As long as Kalani and co show good improvement, I’ll be satisfied.
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For the record, I'm actually closer to your opinion than most CBers. I was ready to pull the plug last season
8/20/18 12:42pm
There's the longer term expectations versus the specific expectations for 2018 on the heels of a historically bad
8/20/18 12:42pm
How we got here is one question, but I don't care who the coach is now. Given where we were last year
8/20/18 12:49pm
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C'mon. Kalani would have an infinitely longer leash this year if he had won 10 games last year instead of 4
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