We Shouldn't Fire RR

Did you read the thread title at least?

95% of this mgocommunity hates you.

October gets you a couple tight losses MSU and Iowa (both could have realistically gone either way) and some laid eggs of late.

Cue the ongoing talk of regression etc...

You're preaching to the choir bouje.

Best wishes

We don't "just happen" to be the victims. We happen to be a team that fumbles a lot, can't run with anyone on D, don't have the coaching wherewithall to know that Carlos Brown is not our best goalline option, or that if you need 3 scores and one can be a field goal that you should kick the field goal to give your team a chance. We're not victims, we dug our own grave.

but it was, in fact, a total and complete unmitigated disaster, period. Illinois had given up after Roundtree's touchdown. We make really really bad offensive calls with the wrong personnel in the game (until 4th down), and Illinois drives to score, and it looked to me like the team gave up for about 10 minutes. I don't know if that's a reflection on the staff's attitudes during that time, but I don't know what else to attribute it to. But, bottom line, the perpetual fumbling, bad calls, bad clock management, and downright poor playcalling today leaves this undoubtedly as a 100% Complete Disaster. Personally, I think this is worse than the loss to Appy State. We knew who Illinois was. We had them beat and demoralized. And, as quick as that, it's over with the help of some indefensible coaching decisions.

I hope Rod looks in the mirror, goes back to review the tape and learns something about HIS approach to the game today, not just the lack of execution from his players.

Illinois is not the worst team in the Big Ten....unfortunately we are.

Please don't neg just because you don't like what I say...I am still with this team, but we have shown that but for a last minute win against Indiana..we would 0-5 in the Big Ten.

That is not me being negative, that is a cold, hard fact.

Three years with what they decided to take on. If we don't see a dramatic improvement next year RR and staff hit the road.

3 DCs and 3 systems in 3 years

potentially unhelpful in relation to winning.

I also worry about the lack of passion and heart that seems to come from many of the guys on the team. But there were some guys who are trying. Warren was trying to run that RB down on the last TD and Graham blocked a kick at a meaningless point in the game.

I also think the team was ready to play today, but they folded when there was adversity. It's like they expected to lose after the big play. I hope that they can get over that. Hopefully we can win another game this year and go to a bowl game. I kinda doubt it though after today.

You sir, are a parody of yourself.

Agreed. He needs AT LEAST a third year, and after that the new AD will have to seriously evaluate where the program is headed. I'm not one for predictions, but with 5 scholarship players in the secondary this defense won't be getting much better. What, are freshman going to come in and save the day? With the 5-6 3-star guys Rich Rod is getting it doesn't look good.

This team is learning to QUIT awfully early these days....I dont think any amount of experience could overcome what ails this team. We'll be lucky to get to 6-6 NEXT YEAR.

From "WHAT SANCTIONS? ROSENBERG PUNCHES DOLPHINS!!!" to "Add the NCAA possible sanctions"

Most the shit surrounding RichRod was not and is not is fault.

Everybody needs to take a motherfucking step back.

Let's make a list of all the idiots saying "Fire Rod" now so that next year and beyond we can't tell them to shut the fuck up when they start pretending to be fans again.

So then why were those WVU teams regarded as some of the best-coached teams in the country? It must have been all of those stellar recruits.