It’s odd because statistically, Coe’s been a solid enough college kicker at his previous stops (2 years at Delaware, 1 in Cincinnati and a couple of games at UNC before he was injured). And then poof!!…. things immediately go south once he joins the Cal program.
Is that just bad luck, variance, whatever you want to call it? Or is i…
It’s odd because statistically, Coe’s been a solid enough college kicker at his previous stops (2 years at Delaware, 1 in Cincinnati and a couple of games at UNC before he was injured). And then poof!!…. things immediately go south once he joins the Cal program.
Is that just bad luck, variance, whatever you want to call it? Or is it the byproduct of coaching, or a lack thereof? In a vacuum, you could argue it’s the former, but when you look at all the other factors that point to an unhealthy football program, it’s more likely the latter.
Agreed.
It’s odd because statistically, Coe’s been a solid enough college kicker at his previous stops (2 years at Delaware, 1 in Cincinnati and a couple of games at UNC before he was injured). And then poof!!…. things immediately go south once he joins the Cal program.
Is that just bad luck, variance, whatever you want to call it? Or is it the byproduct of coaching, or a lack thereof? In a vacuum, you could argue it’s the former, but when you look at all the other factors that point to an unhealthy football program, it’s more likely the latter.