I dont think many are on the 'fire rhoads' campaign. But when you look at it objectively, we've been incredibly mediocre. We've made it to some bottom tier bowls (and not looked that good in any of them). We've had some big upsets, but aside from OSU, by the end of the season they proved not that big of a deal in the bigger college football picture as both NU and UT were way down those years. And then we've had the times we've just laid an egg, like last night, and in several other good opportunities when we had chances both to build on prior wins or to build on great showings from the fans.
Now, is it time to make a big change at the top? No. I dont know that it would do us any good. However, it certainly is fair to start evaluating things when it is now year 5. I also think it is certainly fair to question whether its time to clean house on the offensive side. Tom Herman's offense was definitely lacking, and instead of taking the opportunity to make a big improvement, we promote a guy from within a failed offense with little on the resume to suggest he's great for the job. Ultimately however, the decision to stand by this offense or try something new will be on CPR. If he refuses to do something about the offense that has been a failure since day 1 of the job here, that's on him.
