your right... everyone knew that existed well before Larry Brown came to town
Including LB, and he came here with that forknowledge and did nothing to improve it. In fact, it astounds me that anyone has made the argument that he has done anything besides make it much, much, worse.
early on, it was apparent that lb was not coaching this year to win games. and i was OK with that. i'm in the minority here but i didn't really care whether we won 40 games or 30 games.
How about 23 games?
would i like to see them win, especially since i'm there? sure i do. but ultimately, there's a bigger thing going on that this individual season...so i was ok with it. so from my point of view, i know lb's track record, i know what's he done in situations like this, so i'm willing to see it play out. he's the only guy in the entire organization with any type of credibility. why should i go nuts b/c of this season? so the team didn't play up to it's "potential"? fine, whatever. but at least something bigger has been revealed. and it needed to be. so, ulitmately, at the end of the day, the names and faces don't matter, but the way the organization operates does. and hopefully b/c of this season, it will start operating differently. but i'm not holding my breath...
That is very poor solace to me. Another thing has been proven: That LB is not the best coach in a young, rebuilding situation.
30-40 games vs. 23 does make a difference. Then, we would not be lamenting losing this year's draft pick. We would be looking toward bigger things rather than aiming for where we were last year. We would probably have a better feeling about the youngsters outside of where we can trade them. There might be some hope. ETC.
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