Grobe's loyalty to Lobo, set this program back on so many different levels - not just offensively.
Grobe's loyalty to Lobo, set this program back on so many different levels - not just offensively.
Well, it was offensive.Originally Posted by HCF3
It sure was, but it held back other coaches, players, reaching their potential. I talked to a former TE - that loved his coaches, but couldn't stand Lobo. He told me the players on the offensive side of the ball were always so blown away by the awful coaching, and play calling.
I've heard from a few different people that his personality didn't quite mesh with the boss. He was let go because they didn't quite see eye to eye philosophically.
Billings wanted to try to win instead of not lose.
Hungry
He also did not want to be a co-DC next to a dimwit.
The conflict was with the co-DC more than Grobe ... however Grobe did not like what had developed between those two. The rest of the story is that Tim had recently brought in some guys that did not fit well within the program. This factor, combined with those noted above, led to his dismissal.
Jeez man, get over your butthurt. Grobe asked for big boy money and with that comes big boy expectations, not 5 straight losing season expectations.
And you would literally have to be blind not to see that the program had lost all momentum, especially on the recruiting front. How often does a 60 something year old coach turn that around? Man, you are worse than The Reff still complaining about George Greer getting fired. Having some success doesn't guarantee you a job into your mid 70s.
Last edited by ChrisL68; 12-17-2013 at 09:18 AM.
Brian Knorr in discussions to return to Air Force according to Football Scoop
Nice guy, but I am ok with that. I think that is a better fit.
Nah.
Damn right.
Rusty says hello as COO of Dario’s from today’s WS Journal....grand opening for a new location...
https://journalnow.com/entertainment...d86a0f74a.html
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