Post Game Interviews on KOA after the games...

[Timbuff10]

So after the games end, I tend to find myself listening to the post game interviews while driving down 36 or even after the road games too.

The last two years or so, every damn interview has been exactly the same. "Gotta put this one behind us", "We gotta get better", "that team next week is going to be tough and we have to get ready for them". I swear those three phases have been said in every single interivew. At this rate, they are not going to have any memories of any of the games they ever played... Might be a good thing I suppose?

Anyway, we lose so much I think these guys must be coached on what to say after a loss. Hell, too bad they don't get coached up on playing the game like they do the post game interview.

 

[branjohb]

So after the games end, I tend to find myself listening to the post game interviews while driving down 36 or even after the road games too.

The last two years or so, every damn interview has been exactly the same. "Gotta put this one behind us", "We gotta get better", "that team next week is going to be tough and we have to get ready for them". I swear those three phases have been said in every single interivew. At this rate, they are not going to have any memories of any of the games they ever played... Might be a good thing I suppose?

Anyway, we lose so much I think these guys must be coached on what to say after a loss. Hell, too bad they don't get coached up on playing the game like they do the post game interview.

It's called loser's rhetoric and CU football has it down to a fine art, like you wrote, it is too bad they are not as good at tackling as they are at rhetoric. Watched Sports Center and CU's tackling on their receivers was embarassing.