“The biggest dumpster fire in college football,” Football coach slams Herm Edwards for his coaching style with Arizona State
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The controversies surrounding college football just keeps on coming. After the Nick Saban news, an unnamed college football has come out and spoken up against Arizona State coach, Herm Edwards although for completely different reasons.
The anonymous coach ripped apart Herm Edwards calling him the biggest dumpster fire in the sporting group. In the Arizona State section of Athlon Sports’ college football preview, he wondered how the 68-year-old coach has still managed to keep his coaching career in tact with the Arizona State Football side.
Herm Edwards is in his 5th year with the Arizona State
However, he forecasted that his career with the side will not last long, and it is like a ticking time bomb. He criticized the way his football side plays and claimed that the players are not interested at all in playing for the veteran coach.
Herm Edwards is entering his fifth year at the helm of Arizona State Sun Devils Football team after an eight-year head coaching career in the NFL.
“This is the biggest dumpster fire in college football,” the coach said. “It is absolutely mind blowing that Herm Edwards is still employed, at least in the mind of the coaching community. Everyone knows it’s a ticking time bomb, but no one knows if it’s going off in a month or a year from now.”
“They look like a mid-level SEC program when they get off the bus, and you start to see what they’ve been recruiting. Then you finish the game and it’s like playing a MWC team. They’re wildly inconsistent, they turn the ball over, they make mental errors, it’s all stuff that screams no stability. We’ve played them when they’re locked in and physical, and we’ve played them when they’re just not interested in being there.”
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