Re: Brockhorst, Ross and Bresee. The injury bug doesn't just hit

the offensive staff, then he should know that this offense is one of the worst in the country and in the history of FBS football. If you're going to assault the fandom of everyone on here complaining about this offense then you have a 24/7 job to do. I don't give a #### if you think I'm a good fan or a bad fan. You don't know me and I don't knw you. But I do know that this offense is unacceptable. It needs to be fixed. It truly looks like they don't even practice, but I know that is not the case. And I'll saay it again. It looks like the offensive staff didn't do jack #### during the off season. Why don't you ask your son why they start every game with the same pass out to the flat for the same loss of 2 to 4 yards. Why don't you ask your son why it looks like the defense is on our running backs in the backfield that it seems that they couldn't be there any quicker if there was no offensive line at all. Take a look at what other schools have done to coaches of a unit that ranked in the one hundred and teens in every category. Ask your son why the offense has not gotten one single bit better in 11 weeks of season.

I don't give a dman if your son is Tony Elliot himself. The offensive coaches have produced one of the poorest performing units in all of college football.

I am a fan of Clemson football. I am not a fan of your son or any other coach that would leave in a heartbeat to take a job for a few more bucks. I am a fan of Clemson football, not any player that is wanting sympathy when they will leave in a heartbeat for the transfer portal the minute someone looks at them sideways. THey need to get better. ANyone can work hard, but if they're not doing it efficiently, they are wasting their time.

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Nov 17, 2021, 10:24 AM

I agree that the two are not mutually exclusive, but as the OP states that staff did jack..., it is not a fair or accurate assessment. I am not blaming anyone for the results because as a fan, I choose to support my team. I happen to be blessed to see the hard work from a different perspective. My love for the players who choose represent my University is immense and they are trying their best. The offensive staff, many whom are paid exceptionally well, are working hard and earning the money they make. I agree that this season, the results are not where any of those who are working hard expected or desire.

So let's talk about the metrics. Which ones matter? Is it the final ranking (which this staff has been the very best at twice recently)? Is it some offensive stat, like total offense, etc.? Is it graduation rate? Or something else, like the type of men the program produces?

Would be interesting to know how many who post such negative comments actually manage people. If your staff set a national record recently, but is having a down year, do you fire them? By the way, their down year is plagued with equipment failures, turnover, key employees unavailable to work and despite it all, the staff shows up every day (and weekends). They give you all they have and represent your company well. And their record is still far better than most of your competition. In fact, about 15 years ago, the record would be viewed as a pretty decent year. Is this the staff that you run into the ground on anonymous sites?

OK, back to football. Let's talk UConn since that is the game you referenced. Due to injury, you hold your top two running backs since some more important games are on the horizon. Two of you preferred receivers are unavailable and your most experienced is lost during the game. Your offensive line is not remotely close to who we thought would be playing on day 1 and that is not due to guys stepping up and winning positions as much as a necessity. On top of that, the pressure of being the star QB is taking its toll on a humble, young man. I don't think anyone on the staff is happy about the results, nor are they not seeing them. Many of you do not know the inner workings of the program, but the staff had less than 2 hours after the game before they were in meetings and dinner with recruits. Nobody is ignoring what they see. They just see way more than the average poster.

It is a blessing to be disappointed about 7 wins. Winning is hard. Sometimes our young men make mistakes, poor throws, drops, missed blocks. Sometimes our coaches make poor calls, take too long to make a call, or have the wrong personnel in the game. When any of these things happen, it is unfortunate, but it does not mean that we did not want better results. It is pretty easy to use the gift of hindsight to point out the flaws, but the staff and players at my University have made me proud.

Go Tigers!

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Brockhorst, Ross and Bresee. The injury bug doesn't just hit

The offense was putrid from day one when everone was healthy