The Sark is still strong in your program. Why do you expect him to turn it around in one season? That's he's treading water is somewhat of an accomplishment.
We are going backwards.
I'm done making excuses for him
We're 5-2 vs. 4-3 last year, and 3-4 in 2012.
Use your fucking eyes. Last year's team was light years better than this one
Really? Lets take a look.
2013 (5-3)
-Lost to Stanford 31-28 because of FS coaching and shit special teams
-Ass Raped by Oregon AT home 45-24 giving up 636 yards of offense
-Plungered by ASU 53-24 giving up 585 yards of offense
Average score of 43-25. Defense gave up an average of 500 yards per game
2014 (5-3)
-Lost to Stanford in the final minutes 20-13
-Destroyed by UO 42-20 AT Oregon giving up 554 yards
-Lost to ASU in the final minutes 24-10 giving up only 285 yards of offense
Average score of 28-14. Defense gave up an average of 400 yards per game (held Stan under 400 and ASU 300).
In 2013 the offense had 3 yr record setting starting QB Keith Price, All-American RB Bishop Sankey, Mackey Award TE ASJ, leading WR Kevin Smith, a healthy RT Ben Riva, healthy WR Kasen Williams, healthy Jesse Callier, OG Erik Kohler, OG Shane Brostek and WR Damor'ea Stringfellow
The defense had All-Conference SS Sean Parker, 2 year starting OLB Princeton Fuimaono, 2 year starting CB Greg Ducre (currently in NFL with SD), 2 year starting FS Will Shamburger, Nickel Tre Watson, DE/OLB Josh Shirley, CB Cleveland Wallace, DE Marcus Farria, DT Sione Potoa'e, DT Josh Banks, and DE Connor Cree
Which team do you think has the more talented roster, 2013 or 2014?
BTW don't forget the entire 2013 team had been recruited by Sark and had been running the same system for 5 years. The 2014 team has one CP class that he put together in 6 weeks. The entire team has had only 15 spring practices and 2 1/2 months this fall to learn an entirely new system.
