Tiger Football Buzz on Sports Talk Radio

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Tiger football and former head coach Larry Porter was all the buzz on local sports talk radio.

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jim carter - 11/28/2011 11:14 PM

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Couch Porter is apparently a very nice guy (well liked by his players), but the offensive play calling was so unimaginative that it defied credulity. THEY SIMPLY HAD NO PLAYS! It was always 3 and out. Consequently, the defense was left on the field for so long that it became tired and unable to resist. (translation: surrendered points by the truckload.) People are willing to buy tickets when they come to EXPECT lots of scoring from their team. They will not buy when they can only hope for other than another 3 and out. If the school interviews a defensive genius, give Ole Miss a call. (They deserve him.) If an offensive genius is considered (assuming that he has the ability to hire a quality defensive coordinator, SIGN HIM UP! Make the tigers a team to be feared once again. (Went to Auburn when they were #7 in the country and beat them.) (Went to Florida, when they had Emmett Smith, and beat them.) (Went to USC and beat them.) (Beat both of the Manning brothers when they were seniors - at UT and at Ole Miss.) truckload.) Consequently, the defense was left on the field for so long that it got tired and unable to resist. (translation: gave up many points).