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haitian_nole said...
Would you consider the following teams offenses huge dissapointments ? Alabama, Georgia, USC, Ohio State, Notre Dame, Boise State, LSU, Florida, I can go on and on.. FYI, our offense was better than all of theirs.. Before you talk about weak schedule. Go look at Alabama, Georgia, Ohio State, Boise State and some of the other teams everyone wants to be like...
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WillyDees said...
The fact that you don't feel the need to look at opponent adjusted data pretty much erases any credibility you started out with in your ridiculous claims.
FWIW, look at the FEI and S&P for offenses in 2012. Nearly every team you mentioned is ranked higher than FSU, who had an offensive FEI ranking in the mid-50's.
With the talent on the offensive side of the ball, that is highly underwhelming.
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tricknole said...
Nothing wrong with being honest and saying something like, "There's always some disappointment when you aren't playing for it all at the end but we won our conference and are playing in the Orange Bowl. We've had a very successful season and have a lot to be proud of."
But "I'm not disappointed at all" is complete BS. His rhetoric is wearing thin on me.
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DaddyO said...
We are where we need to be. We are in the mix. To get to the big game you have to have the ball bounce your way a time or two in the regular season. That did not happen for us this year, but we are there. We were a blocked punt and some unfortunate turnovers short. Had the ball bounced our way we would be playing a week later. This season is indicative of the type of seasons we need to be having. Tactically there may be disappointment, but strategically we should all be very excited.
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tricknole said...
Nothing wrong with being honest and saying something like, "There's always some disappointment when you aren't playing for it all at the end but we won our conference and are playing in the Orange Bowl. We've had a very successful season and have a lot to be proud of."
But "I'm not disappointed at all" is complete BS. His rhetoric is wearing thin on me.
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nolesontop said...
He also said he was not satisfied. There is a huge gulf between disappointed and not satisfied.
It was a good season, not a great one. But at the beginning of the season, if somebody said we would have 11 wins and an ACC championship, most of us would have been happy. We had one hugely disappointing loss and a couple of other games that were closer than they should have been, but it was generally a good season.
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95nole said...
Alabama 2011 says this is incorrect. You don't have to win your conference first to win a national title.
Things don't happen, necessarily, in a neat, step by step process.
This would actually be the 3rd time we could win 12 games (93: 12-1, 99: 12-0) but it'll take 14 games and the easiest schedule in my lifetime to do it. It certainly doesn't suck but "winning 12 games" is a bit hollow when everyone here knows how terrible we looked too often this year.
I credit Fisher a ton for upgrading the talent level here, and modernizing the program (which most coaches born after WWII would do so it's not a novel concept). But I have yet to see him "coach 'em up" in any way, shape or form the last 2 years.
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95nole said...
Alabama 2011 says this is incorrect. You don't have to win your conference first to win a national title.
Things don't happen, necessarily, in a neat, step by step process.
This would actually be the 3rd time we could win 12 games (93: 12-1, 99: 12-0) but it'll take 14 games and the easiest schedule in my lifetime to do it. It certainly doesn't suck but 'winning 12 games' is a bit hollow when everyone here knows how terrible we looked too often this year.
I credit Fisher a ton for upgrading the talent level here, and modernizing the program (which most coaches born after WWII would do so it's not a novel concept). But I have yet to see him 'coach 'em up' in any way, shape or form the last 2 years.
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Fisher: "I'm not disappointed at all [in the season]."