I posted this elsewhere within a thread. I’m making this it’s own thread. It’s ok to be upset but let’s turn the temp down.
I was as pissed as anyone else Saturday (justifiably), after I slept on it and disconnected from social media until late Sunday night or so. I got to this place of realization that we are still freaking building man.
That’s just the truth. Call it cope and argue with me if you want.
What if I told you this Last Dance was a building block that we didn’t know was in the grand scheme? Because I believe it is…
After listening to this presser it’s pretty clear Kiffin has a long haul vision for this program.
He is still growing as a coach too. If he can change as a person so much in the last 4 years, I have no doubts that he will learn from this year.
It won’t be perfect along the way but I believe he is the coach to do this for us. I’d bet Building a legacy and making this program a winner is something to behold for him.
He has done things a lot different in the last couple of years and outfitted his staff with seasoned proven coaches. Evolving.
Georgia didn’t take their ball and go home as they were falling short building into an elite program in the early 2000’s. Neither did Oregon in 2005.
If we want this program to be viewed as an elite one, buck the **** up and support.
I was as pissed as anyone else Saturday (justifiably), after I slept on it and disconnected from social media until late Sunday night or so. I got to this place of realization that we are still freaking building man.
That’s just the truth. Call it cope and argue with me if you want.
What if I told you this Last Dance was a building block that we didn’t know was in the grand scheme? Because I believe it is…
After listening to this presser it’s pretty clear Kiffin has a long haul vision for this program.
He is still growing as a coach too. If he can change as a person so much in the last 4 years, I have no doubts that he will learn from this year.
It won’t be perfect along the way but I believe he is the coach to do this for us. I’d bet Building a legacy and making this program a winner is something to behold for him.
He has done things a lot different in the last couple of years and outfitted his staff with seasoned proven coaches. Evolving.
Georgia didn’t take their ball and go home as they were falling short building into an elite program in the early 2000’s. Neither did Oregon in 2005.
If we want this program to be viewed as an elite one, buck the **** up and support.
