Eyes, not hands, Williamson's main problem

**whackthepack** · 08-01-2006, 02:25 PM

Does anybody think that if Tice and his staff were still here that Troy would be getting this type of coaching? Or would Troy just end up in Tice's doghouse and be gone in 2 years.

Prophet · 08-01-2006, 02:34 PM

"whackthepack" wrote:

Does anybody think that if Tice and his staff were still here that Troy would be getting this type of coaching? Or would Troy just end up in Tice's doghouse and be gone in 2 years.

Tice wasn't bright enough to realize that there was a problem. So, no.

**JellyBean2144** · 08-01-2006, 02:37 PM

"whackthepack" wrote:

Does anybody think that if Tice and his staff were still here that Troy would be getting this type of coaching? Or would Troy just end up in Tice's doghouse and be gone in 2 years.

I was wondering the same thing after I posted. If Tice and his staff were still here, I have this terrible feeling that Troy would have been in the doghouse. And probably released within a 2-3 year timespan.

I just hope that the coaches and Troy can correct the problem and go from there. The big part will depend on Troy's capacity to let this all sink in and realize that what he is doing (getting back to the basics) is not a slap on him and his ability. but just a chance to improve his game more. It is pretty clear that the kid has talent, he just has to refine those skills. And if getting back to the basics helps him get there, then let's get it on!!! :grin:

Just relax, Troy. Don't press.

**josdin00** · 08-01-2006, 02:45 PM

"WisconsinSucks" wrote:

Anyone else notice last season that Troy was horrible correcting his route to the ball on long bombs?

I think it's been mentioned once or twice. If he wasn't seeing the ball real well, he may not have had the time to make the adjustment. If he gets better at getting his eyes on the ball, then he should get better at making those adjustments.

"whackthepack" wrote:

Does anybody think that if Tice and his staff were still here that Troy would be getting this type of coaching? Or would Troy just end up in Tice's doghouse and be gone in 2 years.

If Tice and his staff were still here, there wouldn't be a coach to spare to give Troy any 1-on-1 attention, whether or not they saw there was a problem.

**Mr. Purple** · 08-01-2006, 03:09 PM

Keep workin at it Troy.Like I've said, hes got all the right physical tools to be a threat in this league.Hes almost a mirror image of Santana Moss and Steve Smith.Once he gets his hands in check, thiers no stoppin 82.

**JellyBean2144** · 08-01-2006, 03:18 PM

"WilliamsonOfTroy" wrote:

Keep workin at it Troy.Like I've said, hes got all the right physical tools to be a threat in this league.Hes almost a mirror image of Santana Moss and Steve Smith.Once he gets his hands in check, thiers no stoppin 82.

I agree with you.

**BloodyHorns82** · 08-01-2006, 03:23 PM

I've got hope for him. I doubt he'll be a great receiver this year. I'll be satisfied if he's a solid one. Lets hope he surprises us all!

**oddmanout22287** · 08-01-2006, 03:27 PM

"Prophet" wrote:

"whackthepack" wrote:

Does anybody think that if Tice and his staff were still here that Troy would be getting this type of coaching? Or would Troy just end up in Tice's doghouse and be gone in 2 years.

Tice wasn't bright enough to realize that there was a problem. So, no.

So true, so true. :lol: