nice write-up... informative with a dose of humor. I like it.
This article reminded me of a quote Matt McGloin made back in 2012 when he said that Obrien had literally taught him how to play QB, and that before Obrien came in, he really didn't know much about about reading a defense or how to identify coverages. To which I was like "LOL WUT????". I've long contended that the problem in the B1G wasn't a talent disparity between our top teams and those of other conferences. It has been outdated methods of talent development/strength and conditioning as well as mediocre coaches, both head coaches and assistants that stuck around too long. It seems like we're turning a corner in that regard, as evidenced by the short leashes that Roushar, Borges, and previous Indiana DC were on. I think in the "old B1G", they may have hung around a little longer.
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... I enjoyed your take on this Brian. Very well done.
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nice write-up... informative with a dose of humor. I like it.
This article reminded me of a quote Matt McGloin made back in 2012 when he said that Obrien had literally taught him how to play QB, and that before Obrien came in, he really didn't know much about about reading a defense or how to identify coverages. To which I was like "LOL WUT????". I've long contended that the problem in the B1G wasn't a talent disparity between our top teams and those of other conferences. It has been outdated methods of talent development/strength and conditioning as well as mediocre coaches, both head coaches and assistants that stuck around too long. It seems like we're turning a corner in that regard, as evidenced by the short leashes that Roushar, Borges, and previous Indiana DC were on. I think in the "old B1G", they may have hung around a little longer.