White_Rabbit
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No I'm not. I've said we lost and lost because of ourselves.
Can't every team basically make that claim when they lose?
No I'm not. I've said we lost and lost because of ourselves.
No I'm not. I've said we lost and lost because of ourselves.
Only if you don't learn from itThe Hawaii game is in the past. It might as well be a million years ago. The past is irrelevant.
/tini
Only if you don't learn from it
I've said many times losing to Hawaii is ****ing awful and should have never happened.You might be a little too myopic when you are trying convince people only losing by 8 to Hawaii is not as bad as it looks. If you would just concede there are concerns coming out of the game, your posts would come off as more reasonable. Instead, you are telling the entire board that losing to a team you repeatedly calling ****ty and that a loss to that team would actually shake your confidence is suddenly not that bad. You realize how weird this all is?
A lot of people (including me) are probably going overboard after the loss. But damn, you don't seem to be conceding anything.
1. I agree1. Until proven otherwise, I will assume Hawaii is this year's 2001 Fresno State
1.a. I will assume Wittek is this year's David Carr
2. Our loss was embarrassing, but was it equal, more, or less, than Stanford (challenge for the north), Arizona State (picked my many to win the south), Texas, WSU, or Kansas?
3. Some of our future opponents put up a gross number of points - specifically CSU. Can we keep up?
4. Sometimes SEC teams kick off at 11:00 pm eastern. That excuse sucks.
* I spent all day Saturday coaching and going to my daughter'so cheer. Ergo, I saw 0.00 college football.
I've said many times losing to Hawaii is ******* awful and should have never happened.
I've also conceded that concerns are valid. I don't think you've actually been reading my posts. Unless saying I have real doubts about MM now doesn't count at all.
That's funny. Us old timers won a National championship and you youngsters havent had a winning season in ten years. It's always time to move forward, but if you don't learn from your mistakes you will repeat them. Hence 10 years of losing.Sounds like something an old guy would say. Kids on campus don't have time for that.
Quit living in the past, old timer. We gotta worry about the here and now and face towards the future. Time to move on.
Why don't we see how we bounce back next week? We SUCKED on Thursday, but despite that, we lost by 8. We didn't lose that game because of what Hawaii did, but because what we did to ourselves. The penalties and turnovers weren't really because of what Hawaii did/was doing. For example, Irwin totally wiffed on his assignment on that punt block...and that was the position Frazier plays on punt team.
CSU played an awful team and you can't take away anything from that game one way or the other.
Well, I guess I'll just state it again.You just never seem to say that and only that, so it gets lost in the other posts.
Clearly the Hawaii game has upset my equilibrium - losing local teams are all jumbled together...We're playing at Coors field?
First off, you have to use their first game as evidence. Just as you have to use CU's first game as evidence. It speaks to who they are. CSU took care of business against a crappy opponent. They looked disciplined and effective. Just as they should. CU was the opposite. They were outplayed and out coached by a lesser team. CU is a very mediocre team and is coached by some very mediocre coaches. Interaction with the actual coaches tells me that. Watching them practice in the preseason tells me that. All of this leads me to the conclusion that they will have troubles against CSU. And for the record, I called game one as Hawaii 28 CU 24. Pretty damn close. And no, I don't want a prize. But, obviously I've seen/know things that make me follow head over heart.Why are we going to get mudholed? And please don't use their game yesterday as your evidence.
MM is coaching for his job now and if he loses to CSU this year will get ugly for him and RG may be force to make a mid year change and if not then, by the end of the season because we will not win more than 2 games.
That's funny. Us old timers won a National championship and you youngsters havent had a winning season in ten years. It's always time to move forward, but if you don't learn from your mistakes you will repeat them. Hence 10 years of losing.
You can't use the Savannah State game one way or the other. SSU is beyond crappy, they are dog **** thrown in a bad of puke. Georgia State beat them 83-9 last year, and that was only slightly the worst loss they had against D1 teams.First off, you have to use their first game as evidence. Just as you have to use CU's first game as evidence. It speaks to who they are. CSU took care of business against a crappy opponent. They looked disciplined and effective. Just as they should. CU was the opposite. They were outplayed and out coached by a lesser team. CU is a very mediocre team and is coached by some very mediocre coaches. Interaction with the actual coaches tells me that. Watching them practice in the preseason tells me that. All of this leads me to the conclusion that they will have troubles against CSU. And for the record, I called game one as Hawaii 28 CU 24. Pretty damn close. And no, I don't want a prize. But, obviously I've seen/know things that make me follow head over heart.
As The wind blows, so blows DBT.CU is an afterthought. No one in the Denver area gives a **** about them. The Post has a long article on the upcoming CSU game. There is no mention of CU. The Rams are now the media darling around here. The Hawaii game is Mac's biggest failure since being here and probably in his career. He really, really blew it and I'm pretty sick of him. He had better turn things around right now. Not next year. NOW!
Mine is a wisdom beyond that of the common man.As The wind blows, so blows DBT.
Reagan was president back then. Neither the Buffs nor the GOP are now what they were at that time. It's you old timers who let CU fall so far for so long. Quit running on the vapors of yesteryear as if they are some kind of badge of honor.
The new generation has learned to distance itself from you old farts who would rather reminisce instead of focus on beating UMASS. Flush and move on.
You can't pretend a game in Massachusetts resembles the environment at Coors field, even if there were a majority of Buff fans there (which sounds unlikely but have no idea in fact).