Ranking New Hire SEC coaches

[TheStateUofMS]

I would say, after watching the Kentucky and Flarrda games, that perhaps they were not ready after all, esp #55, ole turnstile giving those "lookout" blocks.

Even still, we are okay NOW, but I'm looking more at 2020. And to win the SEC, we need to be much better than OK. Mullen thought his superior playcalling could get it done without an OL, lulzz.

There's your mistake like 50% of this board still comparing the team, in this case some players, to the beginning of the season to how we finished. We are much much better, Eiland included, right now than we were then and by the start of next year we'll be even better.

I'm not concerned barring a ton of injuries, which is definitely possible. I think Suggs has a lot of potential too. Don't forget about Dolla Bill too!

 

[johnson86-1]

I would say, after watching the Kentucky and Flarrda games, that perhaps they were not ready after all, esp #55, ole turnstile giving those "lookout" blocks.

Even still, we are okay NOW, but I'm looking more at 2020. And to win the SEC, we need to be much better than OK. Mullen thought his superior playcalling could get it done without an OL, lulzz.

Well, most college teams have to help against an NFL quality pass rush on the edge. Only way you don't is if you have an NFL quality OTs, which obviously we didn't. Our OL was a total **** show in Kentucky for several reasons, but most of the problem against UK and FL are taken care of if we provide our OT with the worst matchup some help.

 

[TheStateUofMS]

Well, most college teams have to help against an NFL quality pass rush on the edge. Only way you don't is if you have an NFL quality OTs, which obviously we didn't. Our OL was a total **** show in Kentucky for several reasons, but most of the problem against UK and FL are taken care of if we provide our OT with the worst matchup some help.

Johnson with the BURRRRRN!!!!***

Seriously Allen is a top 10 pick from the mock drafts I've seen. I've seen him as high as #3 overall.