Hey, he was 15-3 and dominated the west teams. They were the best team from the opening kickoff against Calgary until the last second field goal on the same field. That is all there is to it.
Most leagues decide their award winners at the end of the regular season. Thus the argument about the coaching mistake shouldn't come into play. In fact, if the league would vote for this at the same time as all-stars and awards, we wouldn;t see the GC winner have their coach get this award. Blame the CFL on this one!
CFL coach of the year formula-Win the Grey Cup!
ReplyDeleteWe all know in Saskatchewan who the best coach was in 2009.
Wayne
With the team Montreal had, I could have coached them to that record. BOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteDJ
What a shock! What rhyme with shock. Crock?
ReplyDeleteWhat a bunch of horse pucky!
ReplyDeleteYou shouldn't win coach of the year when a coaching mistake cost you the Grey Cup.
ReplyDeleteWhat a bunch of whiners!
ReplyDeleteHey, he was 15-3 and dominated the west teams. They were the best team from the opening kickoff against Calgary until the last second field goal on the same field. That is all there is to it.
ReplyDeleteMost leagues decide their award winners at the end of the regular season. Thus the argument about the coaching mistake shouldn't come into play. In fact, if the league would vote for this at the same time as all-stars and awards, we wouldn;t see the GC winner have their coach get this award. Blame the CFL on this one!
ReplyDeleteGarth
Or maybe Trestman deserved it.
ReplyDeleteTime for the CFL to give out the Annus Stukus Award right after the Grey Cup is presented. The last 4 or 5 winners were the GC Champions.
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