Chris Sliger

[Chris Sliger @sliger_chris]

@SeminoleBuffett @TaReefKnockOut Exactly. Live and die by the blitz.

I thought most of the coverages were decent, just good throws and catches.

[Chris Sliger @sliger_chris]

@traveljdriley @TaReefKnockOut Mike wanted Colandrea, but Alford offered half what Nebraska was willing to pay ($1.0-$1.25M compared to $2.5M).

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@BDanBerger Venezuela might be the only real (supply) way out with the fighting all over the Middle East and Ukraine hitting Russia refineries. The question is how long will it take.

[Chris Sliger @sliger_chris]

@BDanBerger @LogansTwitty Hard to judge Jimbo at what may have been the lowest point in his life.

Fighting Administration
Monk's passing
Sick kid
Cheating wife

That's a lot of profound grief to experience over a fairly short duration. Flaming out isn't that surprising of an outcome. He is still human.

[Chris Sliger @sliger_chris]

@Utah_Nole @AslanHodges $4M more in NIL spend would have made this a competitive roster if spent on QB, RT, and S.

[Chris Sliger @sliger_chris]

@TJ_Pittinger His recruiting ties into SoFL. Outside of that, IDK.

There's some interesting thoughts sans NIL constraints:
If you're looking for money- Deion
If you're looking for recruiting- Manny/Schumman
If you're looking for coaching for value- Jimbo
If looking for offense and QB- Riley

[Chris Sliger @sliger_chris]

@DocStaples A benefit of the successful coaches, is that they've had exposure to multiple programs, getting to see what works well or doesn't. They've then incorporated key elements into their respective systems.

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@TCBnole @TJ_Pittinger Those things needed to happen years ago, and you could argue that capital campaigns and infrastructure builds take years to come to fruition. What is equally true is NIL has rapidly changed the rank of importance within programs. FSU didn't pivot from the established plan.

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@DocStaples Worse... 9 plays on defense alone. We also lost a timeout on ST for ten men on the field. How many plays did the offense blow?

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@DocStaples How about a throw on 1st down?

If it is run, run, pass...it is too predictable.

[Chris Sliger @sliger_chris]

@GordoFSU @_jpevans_ In 2024 they thought they had a dominant Dline but it was a horrible Oline instead.

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@_jpevans_ Clearly you haven't been simulating practices well enough to mimic game conditions. Or you're failing to both scout your opponents and self-scout.

You don't go into a season having bad QB, RT, and Safety play. If you have that weakness, you should be aware and scheme out of it.

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@Generalmem37598 @Warchant Or starting 0-10 on 3rd downs.

A 0% conversion rate with ten attempts plus, is worthy of booing.

Finishing 2 of 15 (13.3%) makes people question if you practice 3rd down or how bad your QB is. Rightfully so.

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@JacobbiJustice The concern was the misaligned defensive approach. We saw they were going with a quick passing game. Yet we played Cover 3 and Cover 4, rather than Cover 2 press or match.

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@JacobbiJustice Everyone wants the next guy or backup QB but no ones stops to think, what if they are worse? Or what if they weren't the only problem?

They always answer that question (if asked) with... so-&-so sucks!

Ok, but is there a better option? And how sure are you of that option?

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@JBoydFSU14 @josh_newberg Didn't we muff a punt at the goal line?

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@mjoneill171 @celebrationbih @dannykanell Bowden was renowned for giving guys a rule based second chance and leading them on a faith journey. He believed that was his true purpose as a Christ follower.

FSU obviously has more forgiving standards than ND.

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@kshields8426 @dannykanell @houseofhoyt He did preface that (two) within one week. Compared to 15 years in original tweet.

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@dannykanell The Oline play was the most concerning aspect I saw. Too often NMS was in the backfield and a lineman was laying on his stomach 2-3 yards behind the LOS.

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@andrewmorrish35 @LordAaron6 @No3sports Look at those OP stats...

Trask had a better TD/INT ratio overall because he was a better and more consistent passer earlier.

Travis threw 44 TDs to 7 INTs over his last two years and still retained the elite escapability and running he had earlier in his career.