⚡ CFB Dashboard

For an interim guy to be a little successful he must help the team play as if their lives depend on the intensity of their play and how they accept their responsibilities. Locksley never really forced his players to improve or forced them to become more accountable during practice. Locksley allows his players to be a little sloppy or a little slack, still thinking they can improve on their own. I really hoped that he would have figured this out by now. I like the idea that someone earlier suggested that Jim Smith just suspend Locksley's coaching duties for the rest of the season, but not fire him.