No in this exchange, I am right. A poster pointed out great coaches win consistently and make their teams better.
The responder pointed out what about 2016.
My response was spot on. The one thing Garrett has not done is win consistently. 2014 and 2016 don't change that when you look at the entire body of work.
Put up another double digit win season this year and then we can start talking about how Garrett now seems to this team being a more consistent winner.
PS - Elliott is a great player and a tough loss if he sits out 4-6 games. But if Garrett is as great as you guys claim, he should be able to overcome Elliott's loss.