... Without a winning season in Athens this year Albin has got to go. ....
I'm not necessarily willing to go that far, because I'm not in a position to know the real cause for the problems. Is the problem poor play calling that allows the defenses to anticipate the play, and makes the execution look poor? Is the problem poorly conceived plays that have too much motion, and take too long to develop, giving defenses time to react? Is the problem poor offensive lines that prevent even well conceived plays from working?
Certainly we've seen the same kinds of problems year after year, and that is often an indicator that changes need to be made. I think that if the offense doesn't turn things around, changes probably do need to be made. What changes? I don't know, and its not my job to know. Certainly it seems to me that Albin, Gdokski (the other co-Offensive coordinator), and Lightner (offensive line) should get reviewed. I'm not saying clean house; I'm just saying that a hard look should be taken at the job each of these has done, and decide what changes, if any, are needed.