I guess it's on me. I really believed that CJ would have his sh_t together by 2015. In a losing program, a new HC's first season is suppose to show signs of improvement. We did see improvement, but CJ deserved a pass due to losing key players earlier on. If Orleans would have been healthy along with Mackey and a few other ready to play, there is no doubt that the season would have been different. CJ found a way to make it to a bowl game in year 2 by taking advantage of a bowl friendly schedule. Year 3 is always the season that lets you know where your program is headed and we really sucked!jonathanjoseph wrote:To be fair, I've expected this and predicted as much for 10 years now. Morale has nothing to do with CJ and everything to do with the institutionalized and ingrained culture of failure and no accountability and pathetic marketing spin instead of actual results. Just because CJ is the latest in the line of coaches willing to succumb to this culture doesn't make it his fault.Eaglewave wrote:I don't think anyone expected morale to be so low in 2015. This is horrible.
But if this comes as a surprise to you at this point, then that's on you.
2015 should answer the final questions. This is officially CJ's teams and he must win games. Period. So far, things are shaping up to be a 2 or 3 win season on my eyes.