Good news: Ului Lapuaho will be back next year

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Isn't the fact that the players aren't executing a problem with coaching?

Glad he'll be back.

frdbtr wrote:

Isn't the fact that the players aren't executing a problem with coaching?

Only to an extent. At some point players must get the job done. Coaches don’t have an Xbox controller over there.

Fido wrote:

Isn't the fact that the players aren't executing a problem with coaching?

Only to an extent. At some point players must get the job done. Coaches don’t have an Xbox controller over there.

Actually, by all accounts they have way too many X-Box controllers over there, that's part of the problem! :lol: :lol: :lol:

hawkwing wrote:

frdbtr wrote:

Isn't the fact that the players aren't executing a problem with coaching?

Only to an extent. At some point players must get the job done. Coaches don’t have an Xbox controller over there.

Actually, by all accounts they have way too many X-Box controllers over there, that's part of the problem! :lol: :lol: :lol:

Nice one!!

I chalk a lot of this year's struggles to inexperience - for both players and the coaching staff.



Over half of our running back touches and over 70% of receptions have come from underclassmen. Think of the injuries this year and how that has affected our team experience and the mess the coaches have dealt with from week to week. And, how many momentum-changing fumbles and dropped passes have we seen from in experienced underclassmen?



Inexperience, injuries, and the tough first half schedule have combined to the disappointing 2-8 record. But, we have seen improvement. We played well enough and beat SJSU. BYU performed better than the average opponent against a top-25 Fresno defense (who held 8-2 SDSU to 3 points and 255 yards)...in the game against a likely MWC championship contender in November on the road.



I'll give the coaching staff and players the benefit of the doubt. There are three games left this year to continue to show improvement ...and a winnable home schedule in 2018. I'll sing a different tune if we finish with 10 losses this year and we're looking at 2-8 next November; but that hasn't happened yet, so there's still a chance for improvement and cause for hope.

YNot wrote:

I chalk a lot of this year's struggles to inexperience - for both players and the coaching staff.



Over half of our running back touches and over 70% of receptions have come from underclassmen. Think of the injuries this year and how that has affected our team experience and the mess the coaches have dealt with from week to week. And, how many momentum-changing fumbles and dropped passes have we seen from in experienced underclassmen?



Inexperience, injuries, and the tough first half schedule have combined to the disappointing 2-8 record. But, we have seen improvement. We played well enough and beat SJSU. BYU performed better than the average opponent against a top-25 Fresno defense (who held 8-2 SDSU to 3 points and 255 yards)...in the game against a likely MWC championship contender in November on the road.



I'll give the coaching staff and players the benefit of the doubt. There are three games left this year to continue to show improvement ...and a winnable home schedule in 2018. I'll sing a different tune if we finish with 10 losses this year and we're looking at 2-8 next November; but that hasn't happened yet, so there's still a chance for improvement and cause for hope.

Wow....that is a heckuvalot of leeway.

if BYU never wins another game, I might begin to think that maybe there's a small issue ;)

hawkwing wrote:

if BYU never wins another game, I might begin to think that maybe there's a small issue ;)

Agreed