I've been quietly observing for three seasons now so I didn't jump to conclusions about our current coaching staff. After what we've all seen from TD I just don't think he is capable of coaching at this level right now. The mistakes, bad calls and poor decisions are too numerous to ignore any longer. I wanted Dodge to be successful because I believe he is a good man and I love NT, but it's time for a change. Dunbar is our best player and his lack of touches tonight is inexcusable. Poor decisions regarding time outs (again) fall squarely on the shoulders of the head coach. We're in year three of the Dodge offense and still we have several plays each game when our players look like they don't understand their assignments. TD has been slow to make adjustments in all aspects from season to season and in games as well. It took Dodge two full seasons to realize we needed a TE. How long before he figures out that we occasionally need to line up under center? And I'm sorry, but being a redshirt freshman is not an excuse for continually making poor decision after poor decision. If you're small with a less than average arm you have to play smart, and we're just not getting that from the QB position. Anyone but the coaches son would have been pulled a couple of times this year. And here's a nugget for you recruiting experts. I happen to work in Dallas and have several people in my office that have sons playing high school football, some being recruited by NT. These kids play in Dallas, Desoto, Garland, etc. Two years ago many of them were excited about our program in the hopes that TD would turn things around and were hopeful their sons would have an opportunity to play for Dodge and stay close to home. These parents also kept me in the loop on what other players were thinking and I was excited as hell to hear that many of these kids were hopeful of an offer from NT. Not so much after this season. Hopefully we still get our share, but the losing is definitely having an effect. Just my two cents and now I'm off to ask Santa for a good season next year. GO MEAN GREEN!