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Listen up maggots! And that's an order!
A bit of over exaggeration in that last paragraph.
Well what else you call reductions in practice time, no spring practice in four years, scholarship reductions and postseasons bans?
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A bit of over exaggeration in that last paragraph.
Yall were given a forfeit in 1972 because the game wasn't played. Technically that's not 9 in a row.Longest win streak is GSU with 9
All this last year?Well what else you call reductions in practice time, no spring practice in four years, scholarship reductions and postseasons bans?
I think Odums method is working to have a winning season but not working to win championships.
All this last year?
Kincaid had the most impact of transfers on Grambling team. The other guys should've been in the conference from the start, they were good players but not a stand out talent from everybody else like Kincaid. Kincaid was on a hole other level talent from everybody in the conference.
I want disagree with that.I will venture to say Kincaid’s the most impactful QB transfer since Therriault
I completely disagree. It works for championships as well. It boils down to coaching to win championships. Look at your 2014 team. Coaching changed the mentality of the team to nearly making the championship. And if you bring in xfers that don't work out, physically, then no ships. Coaching in this league wins championships.
Yall were given a forfeit in 1972 because the game wasn't played. Technically that's not 9 in a row.
Odums will get asked these same questions yearly as long as he is on the losing side of the equation. Fans reaction is to defend their own. Grambling supports the Fobbs way. Southern supports the Odums way. The results is all that matters. When the fans start asking the same questions is when a coach is in trouble.
I side with the Jags on this one.
As an SU Jag winning the Celebration Bowl is a successful season to me. Truth be told as for me I believe in Coach O. I believe his system works, I believe not having spring practice hurt our ball club in the long hall. Do I think Coach Fobbs is a better coach than Coach O? No!! I believe having Coach Dooley he benefited from for 4 years. This season coming up is going to tell me can Coach Fobbs really coach after Coach Dooley departure. Also my Jags was one stop away from beating Gram in 2017. Difference was Kincaid (Dooley) not Coach Fobbs.Now let's get back to this discussion.
I really want SU folks to define what football success is to them.
To GSU people success is going to the Celebration Bowl....a great season is winning the Celebration Bowl.
As a GSU supporter I will take a "L" to a Broadway coached team any day. That man was a hell of a coach.
SU folk want to utilize any and every excuse to note why they can't win the SWAC since Fobbs is head coach of GSU. First it was APR...now it's recruiting methods....
If Odums system is not working then he may need to change it. Yet, first, Odums needs to define the goal.
If my goal is to drive to Baton Rouge from Grambling in the most efficient manner to save gas and I keep taking the same route but never try a different route....then have I saturated the environment to determine the best manner to travel? No. Fobbs has found the best way to proceed by taking notes of other programs that are successful.
Plain and simple...Fobbs has a system and he searches for players to fit that system to win. He is a proven winner being 32-2 in conference play in 4 years. Fobbs is 39-11 overall in four years while Odus is 28-18.
SWAC Play - 32-2 (Fobbs) ...... 24-11 (Odums)
Odums one SWAC Championship
Fobbs two SWAC Championships
At the present time I will not consider the Celebration Bowl because if I'm not mistaken SU could not participate thus not allowing a fair empirical examination of the two because there is not true control.
Does each system work....yes...which works better? Well the records speak for themselves because numbers don't lie.
Defensive schemes, specify? Because it depends on the situations on each play.Perhaps Fobbs is just a better coach than Odums.
Odums defensive schemes have been atrocious at times.
His offense is usually decent but he still can't field a decent defensive scheme, especially against out of conference opponents.
As an SU Jag winning the Celebration Bowl is a successful season to me. Truth be told as for me I believe in Coach O. I believe his system works, I believe not having spring practice hurt our ball club in the long hall. Do I think Coach Fobbs is a better coach than Coach O? No!! I believe having Coach Dooley he benefited from for 4 years. This season coming up is going to tell me can Coach Fobbs really coach after Coach Dooley departure. Also my Jags was one stop away from beating Gram in 2017. Difference was Kincaid (Dooley) not Coach Fobbs.
And you are comparing head-head wins for your argument by saying your "players" were better!!! Then, one would have to say the players are the difference. This is why I disagree. Both philosophies work!!! Neither school has gone a complete route of all x-fers or all hi-schoolers.Since Fobbs has been at GSU has Odums system worked versus Fobbs in head to head contest and the output on winning championship?
See what you are using is conjecture rather than empirical evidence that can be compared. You cannot utilize 2014 because that was Fobbs first year. You have to start at 2015 which was Fobbs first recruiting class and compare the two. The first recruiting class is the baseline.
Therefore starting from 2015 how has Fobbs system compared in the gauge of success.
In some cases, he Fobbs has made better adjustments. A number of SU folks have been unhappy with some of the "wins" we have. The shootout with Bama St. The win 2 years ago at PV. Last year in Little Rock. Seems like coaching wouldn't put teams away with playcalling and defensive schemes which lead into games being much closer than they should have.Perhaps Fobbs is just a better coach than Odums.
Odums defensive schemes have been atrocious at times.
His offense is usually decent but he still can't field a decent defensive scheme, especially against out of conference opponents.
And you are comparing head-head wins for your argument by saying your "players" were better!!! Then, one would have to say the players are the difference. This is why I disagree. Both philosophies work!!! Neither school has gone a complete route of all x-fers or all hi-schoolers.
Quit trying to make this a "we're better than you" situation....