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<blockquote data-quote="spartansstink" data-source="post: 130840188" data-attributes="member: 1488840">Let's wrap the Dana story line up.While Dana was here, he was a &quot;good enough&quot; coach. Always &quot;good enough&quot; to win games to keep his job but never enough to really fire up the fan base. He ran his coaching like he ran everything else - alright, that's &quot;good enough&quot;.But that's the difference between say, a Saban or a Meyer. Never was anything &quot;good enough&quot;, not in practice, not in expectations, not in meetings with donors, etc. For them, it is always precision, repetition until perfect, in every facet of the coaching game.That's the difference... &quot;good enough&quot; versus &quot;never good enough&quot;.Dana's in a place now where &quot;good enough&quot; will probably be good enough. The expectations are lower, he isn't the face of the state but rather just another face in the Houston crowd (the H-Town Posse nonwithstanding) and he can skate by with his Jeff Spicoli outlook to modest success.Which to him, will be good enough.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="spartansstink, post: 130840188, member: 1488840"] Let's wrap the Dana story line up. While Dana was here, he was a "good enough" coach. Always "good enough" to win games to keep his job but never enough to really fire up the fan base. He ran his coaching like he ran everything else - alright, that's "good enough". But that's the difference between say, a Saban or a Meyer. Never was anything "good enough", not in practice, not in expectations, not in meetings with donors, etc. For them, it is always precision, repetition until perfect, in every facet of the coaching game. That's the difference... "good enough" versus "never good enough". Dana's in a place now where "good enough" will probably be good enough. The expectations are lower, he isn't the face of the state but rather just another face in the Houston crowd (the H-Town Posse nonwithstanding) and he can skate by with his Jeff Spicoli outlook to modest success. Which to him, will be good enough. [/QUOTE]

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