Herm Edwards runs ‘biggest dumpster fire in college football’: Coach
Most would agree that this school football trainer really hate Herm Edwards.
In the Arizona State part of Athlon Sports' school football review, a mysterious mentor tore separated Edwards and his Sun Devils.
"This is the greatest dumpster fire in school football," the mentor said. "It is totally awesome that Herm is as yet utilized, in the brain of the training local area. Everybody realizes it's a ticking delayed bomb, however nobody knows whether it's going off in a month or in twelve months.
"They seem to be a mid-level SEC program when they get off the transport, and you begin to see what they've been enrolling. Then, at that point, you finish the game and it resembles playing a MWC group. They're stunningly conflicting, they turn the ball over, they make mental blunders, all stuff shouts no steadiness. We've played them when they're secured and physical, and we've played them when they're simply not keen on being there."
Edwards, 68, is entering his fifth year in charge of Arizona State following an eight-year head training vocation in the NFL. He has driven the Sun Devils to a mediocre 25-18 record and only one bowl game triumph, a success over Florida State in the 2019 Sun Bowl.
Last season, Arizona State began 5-1, just to drop four of its last seven challenges.
"This program has the most obvious opportunity with regards to add up to collapse middle of the season since there's no consistency anyplace: not in the mentors, the lead trainer, or the list," the mentor proceeded. "This program is in every case great on paper however neglects to at any point truly win reliably, and this is one more illustration of it."
