Gibbs vs. Spurrier -- stats about even?

[Beemnseven]

Originally Posted by jamf

Im tired of hearing about the ruining of patrick ramsey. WTF!!! was he joe montana or john elway and spurrier became coach and made him patrick ramsey?

the irony is that spurrier put everyone in a passing route while gibbs is putting everyone to block and they both are about even statistically.

Those are the best points of this thread. Everybody said that Ramsey was basically poisoned by Spurrier, and now, suddenly, it turns out that maybe PR just isn't a good quarterback.



To me, the pass protection similarities are the most disturbing of all. By this point, shouldn't the offensive line have established itself as one of the most dominant in the league? Or would that be an "unrealistic expectation" ??

[That Guy]

Originally Posted by Beemnseven

To me, the pass protection similarities are the most disturbing of all. By this point, shouldn't the offensive line have established itself as one of the most dominant in the league? Or would that be an "unrealistic expectation" ??

I didn't really expect them to be a top 5 oline... but I sure thought they'd be doing a bit better than what i've seen. Sometimes there are monster plays, other times, samuels just quits blocking midplay and oops... sack.

It took a year to fix our crappy kick coverage issues... maybe it another year before our oline turns it on full force?

[CRT3]

Is there a stat for lockerroom? Seems Spurrier had lost controll of his team internally. Allowing the players to dictate the mood in the locker room. Gibbs is the boss and what he says goes. We are so much more competative with Gibbs. Is this really a question that needs to be asked? If you ask it maybe you should just go cheer for the gamecocks or how about the cowgurls.