The D coordinator should have to answer some basic questions about the coverages we played on that last possession
He can't though, as, if he could...it would not have happened...like I said in another thread, that was some basic Jr. HS stuff that he/they missed there...that was just awful, and, that it may be ignored or glossed over is ridiculous.
More importantly, the odds of literally anyone from here asking him such questions is next to none...nobody asks any legitimate tough questions...everybody just likes to do "10 things learned (of which 8 are probably completely irrelevant, stupid, or, both)" or a "3-2-1" breakdown where there is almost a hint of criticism, but, no real criticism.
I just can't understand how things that Brohm seemingly perceives as trivial, or, don't even matter, are things that most schools deem important, if not critical (i.e.., no running game (and, no legit RBs on top of it)...Special Teams...clock management, etc.).
I have largely defended him as much as anyone...I thought he did a crap job in '20, but, chalked it up on his part mostly to Covid, but, he made just a horrible, horrible decision in hiring Diaco that was a large part of that as well.
Losing Lambert sucked...not having any plan when it happened only compounded it, and, English has done a crap job when it has mattered in the 2 games this year against genuine competition.
Special Teams...just utterly brutal under Brohm for the vast majority of his time here.
The clock management thing is just mind boggling...I guess I get at this point that he is horrible at it, but, it is not as if his brother and kid and others are not standing right next to him the entire time and are incapable of saying something...like, "Hey...maybe a time out here makes some sense."
Purdue flat gave that game away today...they beat Purdue far more than Syracuse did...they still somehow could have won save some of the worst officiating ever, but, all of the bad decisions, lack of discipline and mistakes that preceded that is what allowed that to happen in the end.