In his 6 years as head coach, he has averaged a SOS of less than 0, or -0.04 to be exact In his best years, he had SOS of -5.92, -4.44,-6.38, -0.74, and -3.37 In his worst years, he had SOS of 1.99, 8.37, and 5.52 So far this year, he is at a SOS of 4.63 At Central Michigan, his overall Winning percentage was .675, but his SOS was -5.58 At Cincinnati, his overall Winning percentage was .622, and his SOS increased to -0.71 At UT, his overall Winning percentage is .514 with and increased SOS of 6.17 As his SOS increases, his Winning percentage takes a nose dive Just thought you guys would be interested
Fans need to have better eye discipline and focus on the critical positive stats. Everyone wants to be here.
the lone remaining botch stat that interests me is how many games he coaches here before he goes away. Hope we keep it in the 30s.
Opportunity job openings and job resiliency are critical. Momentum offers is something we model our coaching after.
no question that intangibles are all you know. those pesky details about actually executing around defensive reactions are for amateurs.
What would you consider being the most difficult thing about coaching at UT? The perpetual youth of the team or the fans expectations of winning more than 7 games?
I have spent over 100 hours of analytics on fan expectations during a youthful period in our football program. Come to my women's coaching clinic and I will educate you.