3 hours ago3 hr Moderator No. Now officially 9 games into the season I think we have enough to start grading the performance of Chris Hampton. His defense started out rough and discombobulated the first few games but the last several weeks has seen significant improvement to the point where it's been carrying the team on more than a few occasions. Most notably, I've been noticing some good and timely in-game adjustments after being pounded by offenses like Northwestern to start the game. Some of this could be attributed to DL's participation in the evolution of the schemes and play calling. However it seems that CH has taken that and kept it rolling.I think he's made the case to be retained as DC for next season. What say you?
2 hours ago2 hr No. I think he's shown more ability to adapt to an offensive game plan than Tosh. Now if he can just figure out how to start the game.I think he's doing a great job for a first year guy and will get better the more his guys believe in him. For continuity sakes alone I'd say bring him back for next year.
12 minutes ago12 min No. Lanning said the players didn't execute. Said the same last week. This is the part of coaching that is getting better. Coaches are getting directly involved and getting buy in from the players. I suspect it is two way communication. Notice how Koi's pursuit has been more effective? Now they need to work on tackling. I have to look at the film more, but I am seeing signs of improvement. If they keep this up, and play like they have the past two weeks, a USC win next week helps them out tremendously. IF.
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