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http://www.cleveland.com/metro/index.ssf/2014/11/teacher_education_programs_lac.html

I agree with this, however with one slight modification: I don't think Pohl usta be anything special to begin with. Pohl was never the game manager, field general that some on this forum have touted him to be (throwing around the 9-3 in the last 11 stat). We're not seeing a Pohl that was radically changed by a concussion, we're seeing the same Pohl as before, there's really no difference. Forcing the ball to a receiver who isn't open, not going through all the reads, not taking command of the offense. He's never been the fearless leader the Zips need on the QB. Coming from a red-shirt freshman no less.

We run 10, and 11 as our base. we run some 12, but not enough. Once in a while we line up with 01 personnel, but not often enough to even mention. I've covered this multiple times over the course of the season. We need a talent upgrade at the offensive skill positions in the worst way if we are going to continue on this personnel path.

If 10Najem, 8Souto, and 6Laryea play the next two seasons together, Zips will (again) be a contender in 2016. Those three together are a championship midfield.