With this point, we’re at least looking at attempt to try and set standards of play. We’ll disagree on matters of degree, I’m sure, but at least this is something.

I’m now hoping that the coaches go ahead and treat the rest of the season like the beginning of spring camp for next season. I don’t necessarily mean they should bench all the seniors (no matter how much some people would like that), but I do think they should focus on getting next year’s players in line. There’s still a lot of talent on the team, but if the team is still making this many critical mistakes this late in the season, it’s safe to assume that the season is irrecoverable.

In the GVX article that contained the same point as the ‘Post above, Foster was adamant that the problem was with the players, not the gameplan. If so, let’s focus on fixing the players, even if the gameplan has to stand aside for a bit. I’m ok with fitting the next three games with training wheels.

For one series, fine. Let him get his head together. But to keep a demonstrably bad Crompton in for the rest of the quarter? Yiiiiikes.

Clawson has at least enough control over the offense to pull a player if he wants to. For a team that never really lets us know who has what responsibility (staff-wise), this is at least something.