White_Rabbit
Well-Known Member
To be honest, I think the right thing for Tyler to do is to just not say anything and let his play do his talking. But, if he wants to say something, might as well be positive imo. That's all I'm trying to say.
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Tyler is pissed and he's not going to take it anymore
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BuffaloChuck
Member
Tyler, and we'll all be very happy for you to back up your words.
Independent of all that. Don't make assumptions.
Leapfrog. Rolled up sleeves. Etc.
Nice kid. Hard worker. Probably a great friend. Wrong type of leadership for a football team.
Agreed. I'm all for having fun out there, but not if it means acting like an 8 year-old after you score a TD when your season is in the ****ter.
FlatironsBuff
Well-Known Member
As I have heard someone say 'Your actions speak so loudly that I cannot hear the words coming out of your mouth.'
FrankRizzo
Active Member
He should said this after Missouri...
BuffNut99
Club Member
I think we should save our angst for the coaching staff, as the primary Buffs' problems lay in how poorly they coached (execution is 2nd). I believe the players are frustrated with how difficult it is to overcome the coaching at this point, and they are mirroring their coaches' behavior when talking about the team's problems. If we had a tougher, harder coach who gets after the players, the players' reactions would have the kind of bite to them that we all want to see, and Monday's practice would have been the "gang fight" that it should have been. Support the players.
FlatironsBuff
Well-Known Member
This is meant for everyone; players and coaches. Stop talking, and get the job done. Results are all that matter. And he has none. (Hackins)
:rofl: this is PERFECT. He backtracked...
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Darian3Hagan
'89 Player of the Year
Way to stick to your guns Tyler
I imagine he got a sit down with the even keeled one....
Hawai'i four for $60, just like clockwork....
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This program is so ****ed up. Pathetic.
Ralphandler1
Member
Thank you for someone saying this.... I think the kids are out there working their butts off. I have no issues with any of these 18 YEAR OLD KIDS! The issue here is coaching. Penalties, play calls and lack of adjustments EVER are the issues. Hawkins pissing on every tradition at CU and not inspiring or coaching these kids is the issue. Sure I would rather Tyler and others just work harder and not talk about being better...... but at least the kid cares and shows some heart. Dont get mad at the players here, they are not quitting. BLAME THE CLASSLESS, WORTHLESS POS THAT IS OUR COACH NOW! FIRE HAWKINS!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Beatty seems, on and off the field, like he truly wants to win. His energy is unmatched by anyone else on the team, unfortunately.
agree completely with this and Ralphandler. I think the kids really convinced themselves that this year was going to be different, that this team was going to go out and win, that their hard work would be rewarded.
Instead they got the same clueless coach pulling the same bonehead crap, a team that lacks any kind of identity, and a feeling of helplessness as their season collapses around them before it ever gets a chance to really start. Under the circumstances I can see how it would be very hard for a lot of the players to truly go out and give 100% when they know that they won't be given a chance to win. The players aren't entirely blameless but it is neither fair nor productive to throw this mess at them. Give them a coaching staff that gives them a reasonable chance to win on the field and then look at their efforts.