I could be wrong, but Freeman is finally holding players accountable for their mistakes.
Ford fumbles the kick off, he's off that team the rest of the game.
Price fumbles deep in ND territory, he hits the bench for the rest of the game.
Replies to: I could be wrong, but Freeman is finally holding players accountable for their mistakes.
He's yet to hold RL responsible and his play has been ground zero for inept offense this season.
I agree and disagree at the same time.
MF is making the classic mistake of deflecting. Taking a stand against important but irrelevant actions while ignoring the obvious elephant in the room. He's ignoring the primary cause of all issues.
I wish he pulled off whomever gave that head butt on defense
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He did not. It was Jordan Clark. MF did have a few syllables to say to Jordan though.
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Too thin at CB to pull anyone.
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Holtz wouldn’t have cared. Would have yanked him
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Butt head.
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Here's the rub. Our own Ryan Harris, on the radio broadcast, was against both those decisions.
And he's a big time homer but not an apologist. He feels that just might kill any confidence these players had. I guess an arguement can be made from both sides. I've seen players get right back in after a miscue and others who were benched. What about an offensive limeman who had a few needless penalties to his name or a WR who dropped a pass or a player who missed tackles. All miscues that can affect the outcome of the game. It would be an interesting discussion to have with Saban or Lou.
If bench guys for fumbles how do u justify leaving Leonard in at times?
For poor passing?
I can see guys benched for taunting or stupid penalties.
But if I do this u have to do it all. the time.
It's like he's got a get out of jail free card.
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If you made a mistake under Lou, you were banished to Siberia.
Many players were left at home by Lou.