IDK what that has to do with Longo. He's literally no part of the article, but greyhamer90, I think we finally found out who IS upset, lol.
How doesn't that make sense?
It goes into detail about different methods of S&C
"But as the regime of Charlie Weis wore on, it was painfully obvious that even though Weis and Strength and Conditioning coach Ruben Mendoza were conditioning their players to be tough and nasty, primarily by bulking them up to be able to punish the opposing team, the problem was that Weis and his coaching staff weren’t using an offensive or defensive philosophy that utilized those types of players. This was the most apparent on the offensive line."
"Now to Notre Dame and Ruben Mendoza. That name again. YES, Ruben Mendoza was an assistant strength coach at Clemson under Joey Batson. He went to Old Miss to coach there, then became the director of Strength and Conditioning at Notre Dame during the Weis years. Brian Kelly wisely replaced him when he took the head job. I challenge those interested to do a little research to find out why."
"I did a little surfing and found some interesting info on other schools' strength coaches. Some that caught my eye were Alabama, LSU, Notre Dame, and FSU. The thing I noticed about the mentioned Southern schools was the fact ALL of their strength coaches adhere to the philosophy of Gayle Hatch, a former director of S and C at LSU and head coach of the Olympic weightlifting team. Notre Dame, on the other hand, until recently was led by Ruben Mendoza, whose philosophy is much different. That name sound familiar? Stay with me."
"Clemson football needs change. The fact Dabo Swinney retained Joey Batson is proof for me that he doesn't get it. Even moreso than his offensive staff(double entendre), Batson is KILLING this team. Folks, a mule is STRONG. I know plenty of overweight people who are strong. What do you want on your football team? The Gayle Hatch school gives you tigers. The Louie Simmons/Batson/Mendoza methods give you elephants."
Just a few excerpts, for those too lazy to read.
Just because it doesn't actually have Longo's name in the article doesn't mean he isn't involved.
Did I connect the dots for ya?
