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[Yaes]

Yes, I know Arizona isn’t a great team and has their own problems, but, in my opinion, this game today is evidence that the problems UCF Football has been having fall squarely on the shoulders of Head Coach, Gus Malzahn. We are talking about a QB today who displayed more talent and poise in his first game than any other QB Gus put on the field this year. We are talking about more effective play calling and a more effective defense today than we have seen in quite awhile. So the rhetorical question, why is that?

 

[muckdawg24]

Ego

 

[Yaes]

Ego

Not sure that will win us many football games.

 

[LoboCane]

Yes, I know Arizona isn’t a great team and has their own problems, but, in my opinion, this game today is evidence that the problems UCF Football has been having falls squarely on the shoulders of Head Coach, Gus Malzahn. We are talking about a QB today who displayed more talent and poise in his first game than any other QB Gus put on the field this year. We are talking about more effective play calling and a more effective defense today than we have seen in quite awhile. So the rhetorical question, why is that?

Gus Malzone is an obsessive control freak. The man is still running the exact same plays he did over a decade ago…he doesn’t adapt and demands total obedience and loyalty from his coaches and staff.

What you have seen from Gus Malzahn is nothing new…he did the same bs at Auburn until they had enough and gave him $21M to disappear. He’s not going to change…in the off-season he will try to find the next Cam Newton. Wait for it.

 

[muckdawg24]

Agreed.

Optimisticly I hope Gus treats this as a chance to reinvent himself as a modern college football head coach and turns us into the monster he was talking about when he came here.

Realistically though he'll retire first.

 

[BlakNGoldAllDay]

If Gus doesn’t take a CEO role he has to go. I don’t care if he has input on offense. Every HC has input. Just trust your coordinators and then dictate if you want them to go fast or slow down. That’s it for the most part. Every once in a while he can suggest a play. But Laissez Faire.

 

[Guinness_Knight]

Problem is that his EGO will eventually screw up any progress we may make. It’s always hovering around like a black cloud. He already used language post game where he is laying the foundation to return to calling plays if need be. It’s why fans can’t support him. He’s self destructive.

Case in point:

 

[Guinness_Knight]

Problem is that his EGO will eventually screw up any progress we may make. It’s always hovering around like a black cloud. He already used language post game where he is laying the foundation to return to calling plays if need be. It’s why fans can’t support him. He’s self destructive.

Case in point:

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“Refreshing” .. “this week” … “it worked out great TODAY”

Cmon man. Those words scream “I’m just biding my time to show the world that I am the football genius… y’all just wait till next time!”

 

[BlakNGoldAllDay]

The funny part is last week Gus told EJ to go in and EJ refused because he’s redshirting. He didn’t even want Rizk in there. He’s a joke.

 

[Yaes]

If Gus doesn’t take a CEO role he has to go. I don’t care if he has input on offense. Every HC has input. Just trust your coordinators and then dictate if you want them to go fast or slow down. That’s it for the most part. Every once in a while he can suggest a play. But Laissez Faire.

I don't think that is possible with Gus. It will be either all Gus or no Gus.

 

[connerito]

Gus is blind He has been given all the resources to succeed and he continued to run a HS offense that has been figured out Newton has WAY too much influence on this program etc

 

[Poolside Knight]

The funny part is last week Gus told EJ to go in and EJ refused because he’s redshirting. He didn’t even want Rizk in there. He’s a joke.

This is not a surprise

he privately probably wanted the offense to struggle w playcalling handed off

 

[KnightNite]

Agreed. If we were a truly bad team lacking in talent then yesterday would have been close. But we whooped them.
The ingredients are all there, but the chef doesn't know how to use them.

 

[BlakNGoldAllDay]

Fifita was better with his last set of coaches. Zona fans can’t be happy with this hire. Huge step back.

 

[jtGoldenKnights]

Lets not forget he also hired a bozo D Cord when Williams obviously was the right guy and Tim Harris did more creative stuff for the offense than Gus ever has. We actually threw a WR screen.

 

[jtGoldenKnights]

Gus Malzone is an obsessive control freak. The man is still running the exact same plays he did over a decade ago…he doesn’t adapt and demands total obedience and loyalty from his coaches and staff.

What you have seen from Gus Malzahn is nothing new…he did the same bs at Auburn until they had enough and gave him $21M to disappear. He’s not going to change…in the off-season he will try to find the next Cam Newton. Wait for it.

I'm so sick of hearing the Cam talk. He literally ran off DG!

 

[PositYourself]

I'm so sick of hearing the Cam talk. He literally ran off DG!

Not true. See the article on it that I posted a week or so ago.

 

[connerito]

Gus is blind He has been given all the resources to succeed and he continued to run a HS offense that has been figured out Newton has WAY too much influence on this program from recruiting, staff & to scheme

 

[PositYourself]

He has been given all the resources to succeed...

You do realize you've said the same exact thing literally in like 10 posts, right?

 

[muckdawg24]

 

[connerito]

You do realize you've said the same exact thing literally in like 10 posts, right?

It has to do with him not having any excuses at all but he uses them all the time . I’m not a huge Gus fan. I am sorry that I offended you.

 

[Knight_Classes_begin_7pm]

Yes, I know Arizona isn’t a great team and has their own problems, but, in my opinion, this game today is evidence that the problems UCF Football has been having fall squarely on the shoulders of Head Coach, Gus Malzahn. We are talking about a QB today who displayed more talent and poise in his first game than any other QB Gus put on the field this year. We are talking about more effective play calling and a more effective defense today than we have seen in quite awhile. So the rhetorical question, why is that?

Gus makes poor decisions. That's what took us down to this level. I haven't seen a QB decision as bad as KJ in years!

 

[Knight_Classes_begin_7pm]

classic!!!!!!!

 

[Yaes]

Gus makes poor decisions. That's what took us down to this level. I haven't seen a QB decision as bad as KJ in years!

I couldn't agree more.

 

[Knight59]

Agreed.

Optimisticly I hope Gus treats this as a chance to reinvent himself as a modern college football head coach and turns us into the monster he was talking about when he came here.

Realistically though he'll retire first.

Probably in 4-5 years 😫