Another 5 Loss Season Acceptable?

Yeah man... Like I look outside, the sun is bright, the wind is groovy, the green every where is righteous, all I can think is Earth is groovy man. 5 losses, eh.... No worries, all we need is peace and love bros.


cmon... 5 losses is unacceptable.

 

Yes, America is great and so are Americans

 

I don't think 5 losses is acceptable. However, more so than losses it's how the teams looks. If they come out ready to play from the start of games. It's how well they improve from game to game as individuals, and units.

 

You know that's a decent point. I mean I don't expect them to win every game every year. But they need to show improvement throughout the course of the year. Not get blown out like against Auburn last year. Show some type of ability to throw the ball, I guess depending on how those 5 losses came, it would be debatable at least.....but still 5 losses is hard to swallow.

 

As a whole I agree, I don't see 5 losses being acceptable. We have too much talent for that.

All that being said, we don't know how good teams are until the season actually starts so it's difficult to see how things are. We also have the unknown of having Steele as DC. We don't know what we will see at QB. I feel if the coaching of each unit is up to par we should NOT lose 5 games though.

I've always judged my opinion on Miles and the staff by the criteria I mentioned. Game to game, unit by unit, gameplans to start games, etc. Maybe it's optimism but for some reason I feel Miles and staff will have this team better prepared than last year. I think we will have a strong season. He has to finally beat Bama though. If we have the game won we can't give another one away.That will go a long way with most fans.

 

I don't know if we'll beat the gumps but at least it won't be another third and Chavis.

 

If you were commenting on Terry's comment, he said the 2 teams playing to get to ATL would have a combined 5 losses, meaning one team has 3 and the other 2, or some variation of that. At least, that's how I read it.

 

Makes sense, a three lost east team versus a two loss west team.