All the Shula haters...

[chknwing]

Just now, Cary Kollins said:

At this point the only question is who gets a statue next, Thomas Davis or Mike Shula?

Bojangles

[MechaZain]

One of Shula's best in the air but I still think the ground game still needs work. I like our added tricks and options but most of our runs are really obvious and we should have the most potent playaction in the league.

[Omega Atrocity]

I love how much every fanbase hates their offensive coordinator lol

[Cary Kollins]

2 minutes ago, Omega Atrocity said:

I love how much every fanbase hates their offensive coordinator lol

 

do u even madden bro?

[OldNorthPowell]

I do not totally hate Shula but I do feel that if the game is on the line I have little faith in his play calling ability.

[CPF4LIFE]

KB bailed us out a lot yesterday, my credit goes to him, sorry. 

[Udogg]

1 hour ago, CPF4LIFE said:

KB bailed us out a lot yesterday, my credit goes to him, sorry. 

That's how it works around here.  No matter what happens, Shula never gets any of the credit but all of the blame.  I could see if these were legitimate arguments about the offensive philosophy.  Or we are calling too much runs for Cam. Or there is not enough focus on the stretch running game since our between the tackle runs aren't very good.  Stuff like that is legitimate.

I mean look at what's going on now, people are talking about Shula getting the play in late.  Not the result of the play but the time.  We score 39 points, people are talking about a flare to the outside to Tolbert.   

You are like KB bailed us out.  Some are going to say we only won because of Cam.   One guy talked about there were no checkdowns.  Every play isn't successful.  No offensive coordinator's every play is successful.  I just don't understand what everyone is looking for in Shula. 

30 + points a game is 30+ points a game.  We have scored 40+ points more in the last 2 years than we have ...ever.  Of course Cam is a better player and improving, but what else does Shula have to do?  What is the legitimate horrible in excusable thing that Shula is doing? 

 

[dugbug]

Shula called those fumble plays at such bad times 

[Davidson Deac II]

2 hours ago, Omega Atrocity said:

I love how much every fanbase hates their offensive coordinator lol

Or defensive coordinator, or both.  And that is true in college as well. 

 

Been posting here since Dan Henning was our oc, and we have never had one that the fans liked.  I doubt we ever will. 

[Fox007]

Lost in the SB..."So how about that Panthers offense"
Denver: "We were surprised they didn't do anything different" "It was all the same"

All I care about at this point until further notice, SB or bust or no reason to care anyway.

 

At least our other SB team had their plays video taped and illegally scouted and they still almost won.

[shaqattaq]

4 hours ago, Udogg said:

All the good things that happen on offense is Cam

All the bad things that happen are Shula. 

Even when Cam does something wrong, it's because Shula's influence. 

Every time Cam does something spectacular he is rescuing us from Shula.

 

Kind of makes it seem like a religion to me... 

 

The people on the hate Shula bandwagon have never really gotten off, they just didn't have anything they could harp on.  It's pathetic at this point.  Scoring a lot of points shut them up for a while, but they will be back. .. 

I think Shula tipped the ball on the second play, causing the interception...

[Fox007]

One glimmer of hope is that in the 2nd game vs Denver we didn't do the 10 step drops and went to 5-7 and the pressure wasn't as bad. The problem of course is that we didn't have the foresight to do this in the SB which could have led to a victory.

It takes a good/smart coach to adjust and not duplicate mistakes but a SB winning/caliber coach wouldn't allow that "issue" to happen in the first place and here we are after a loss being the ones to change up what we did instead of self scouting and being ahead of the curve and never allowing the problem to manifest anyway.

[Toolbox]

Wasn't the clock mismanagement because shula takes too long to call in his plays?? I mean my god we had several drives where 2 timeouts were called back to back.. that's just sad.

[Ornias]

I would be happier if Ron would play full tilt for all 60 minutes. He went vanilla at the 4 minute mark of the 3rd quarter, and that about bit the team in the azz.