If Tuiaki was fired earlier in the year, would it have made a difference?

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Dec 8, 2022
10:26:33pm

cougaman Intervention Needed

Maybe, maybe not. But it obviously didn't help the recruiting to keep him around until the end of the season

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If Tuiaki was fired earlier in the year, would it have made a difference?

cougaman

12/8/22 10:26pm

Winning more games would have made a difference

NacoCoug

12/8/22 10:26pm

IMO, we had to lose the games we lost in order for this change to even happen.

ManicBlue

12/8/22 10:30pm

They still lost games after Kalani took over the D.

ochobeeguy

12/9/22 12:26am

Yes

runitup590

12/8/22 10:27pm

Probably not since KS still couldn't have hired anyone. Still too much unknown.

ManicBlue

12/8/22 10:30pm

Again, who knows, but tonight highlights why people were wanting Tuiaki let go

cougaman

12/8/22 10:32pm

I wanted him gone in 2017. Sadly, it took until now for it to happen. Just glad it finally did.

ManicBlue

12/8/22 10:50pm

Not in 2022. Last year or previously likely

TEXAS

12/8/22 10:39pm

At least shows commitment to this style of football and results is not

Tuskaloosa Cougar

12/8/22 11:00pm

I think it at least would show KS is not willing to tolerate poop served up

MrSandman

12/8/22 11:05pm

I don't think Tuiaki was calling the defense the last few games. Probably after

cougaman

12/8/22 11:26pm

Lamb was the main problem

Vegasjohn

12/9/22 12:30am

The problem was Sitake settling for such a bad defense for years.

cougaman

12/9/22 8:01am

Absolutely!

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