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Honestly, what worries me the most is who is COACHING the secondary. Already, the players are talking about how their technique has changed since Jackson arrived. If I remember correctly, the secondary was a strong point in GW's first two years.

Anyone else remember that play of Taylor going up and knocking the ball away from Randy Moss? When was the last time we saw something like that? I'll bet the last time was 2005. Jackson is just a crappy coach.

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My only concern and reason for not being excited about his re-aquisition is his personal life.

I truly hope he has learned from his trouble in Minnesota and all of that is behind him. It's the kind of thing that can ruin a lockerroom and a season.

If that had never happened, I'd be very excited about his return...but whenever I hear his name, I think of the Love Boat.

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[quote=TheMalcolmConnection;286985]Honestly, what worries me the most is who is COACHING the secondary. Already, the players are talking about how their technique has changed since Jackson arrived. If I remember correctly, the secondary was a strong point in GW's first two years.

Anyone else remember that play of Taylor going up and knocking the ball away from Randy Moss? When was the last time we saw something like that? I'll bet the last time was 2005. Jackson is just a crappy coach.[/quote]

Actually, Jackson has nothing to do with the CBs, he just coaches the safetys. Jerry Gray is the coach of the CBs, and i think having a ton of different coaches has everybody off base. We let Walker leave, and he turned UCLAs defense into a monster, god help us if Greg Blache leaves, although last year was a pretty big hick up, he has worked wonders with a lot of nobodys.

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i really think walker was unsung but made a HUGE difference on the defense. there's no doubt he single handedly improved UCLA's defensive by leaps and bounds.