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Subject: Re: Brown DC let go Author: Moonbear [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 10:48:13 11/30/24 Sat In reply to: Ed S. 's message, "Brown DC let go" on 10:26:15 11/28/24 Thu Very strange year for the Brown D. The unit looked very good against Georgetown and Harvard. Then it collapsed against Bryant. Then it returned to form against URI, Princeton, and Cornell (at least to the extent that it didn’t lose the games outright). Then it was utterly atrocious for the rest of the season. It’s beyond time to move on. If Brown can muster even a league average defense, we can finish top-4 most years with the offensive scheme Perry cooks up (though that was hampered by a head-scratching number of turnovers this year). It’s year 6 of the Perry era, and it’s time to make a move up the standings. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> [> Subject: Re: Brown DC let go Author: Grin and Bear it [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 14:55:57 11/30/24 Sat In any turnaround situation, results need to be seen by year five. And considering where the program was when Perry took over, there has been slight improvement. But not what was hoped for. Furthermore, many other programs were able to right their ship by year five, Yale, Princeton, even Columbia. So what happened to Brown? Damned if I know. Watching Columbia play defense was a joy. Their secondary was on each Brown receiver like a mustard plaster. There were no easy catches. On the other hand, virtually every time Columbia made a catch, there was little or no coverage. How could this be? Did the Columbia QB have too much time to pass? Quite Possibly. But the bottom line is Brown's defense was horrible. Next year, Perry will really have his back to the wall. If there is no improvement, the Brown alumni are going to be screaming for his head, legend or no legend. People only have so much patience for losing, and now the wick is down to the carrying plate. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

[> [> [> Subject: Re: Brown DC let go Author: CU_88 [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 15:40:48 11/30/24 Sat Is the Penn coach on the hot seat with a 2-5 Ivy record and having the top running back in the league (and good QBs as well) ? [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

[> [> [> [> Subject: I would think… Author: Go Green [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 17:00:50 11/30/24 Sat Given Columbias title, I’d think that there would be pressure on priore to turn it up a notch. He did go 5 and 2 in 2022. While that would have won a title in the past two years, it did not in 2022. Timing is everything. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]