HEY @BRANDON ASK A FUCKING REAL QUESTION!

[PositYourself]

'Fire Gus': UCF coach Gus Malzahn under fire from Knights fans after failed 2-point try

UCF coach Gus Malzahn called on Xavier Townsend to pass on a potential game-tying 2-point conversion late vs. the Oklahoma Sooners. It did not work.

sports.yahoo.com

....you f*cking f*ck!!!

 

[Nautiknight]

Ya know if you only supported this website financially he might actually listen? You could press the Orlando Sentinel guys to ask the question too or Marc Daniels for the radio show? It's a lot easier to catch flies with honey than vinegar too.

 

[LoboCane]

'Fire Gus': UCF coach Gus Malzahn under fire from Knights fans after failed 2-point try

UCF coach Gus Malzahn called on Xavier Townsend to pass on a potential game-tying 2-point conversion late vs. the Oklahoma Sooners. It did not work.

sports.yahoo.com

....you f*cking f*ck!!!

Keep applying pressure but going HAM with insults won’t do it.

 

[Central Floridave]

I think it was a pretty lame play call as well. None of the 'trickery' plays have worked.

But, good enough to fire the coach? Well, maybe put him on the hot seat, but not fireable offense.

You mileage may vary. Sucks losing.

Next up West Virginia. Go Knights.

 

[Asphalt.Jungle]

you need to post this on the paid forum. you could ask the sonsofucf guys the same thing since they actually post on the free forum constantly. if you ask real questions you lose access. this occurs in all walks of life and it's one of the negatives of legacy print media dying.

 

[OtterKnight]

you need to post this on the paid forum. you could ask the sonsofucf guys the same thing since they actually post on the free forum constantly.

The Sons guy did ask about the 2-pt play and was told, "X should've thrown the ball," "Baker was open," and "it worked in practice a couple times against our defense."

So there you go. Satisfied now?

It's sports. There are no real answers. They do the things they think give us the best chance to win, as all coaches remind us constantly.

You can disagree with the call, but I suspect no amount of "asking a real question" is going to get you any answers you're going to be happy with.

 

[PositYourself]

I'd like for once for someone to admit they're wrong.

No one in this world seems to ever admit when they make a mistake.

 

[Oldest Man]

The Sons guy did ask about the 2-pt play and was told, "X should've thrown the ball," "Baker was open," and "it worked in practice a couple times against our defense."

So there you go. Satisfied now?

It's sports. There are no real answers. They do the things they think give us the best chance to win, as all coaches remind us constantly.

You can disagree with the call, but I suspect no amount of "asking a real question" is going to get you any answers you're going to be happy with.

No doubt it worked in practice...easy to do against no serious D....should he have thrown it?...yes. But it was a split-second decision and do you think Malzahn prepared him for having to make that kind of decision...no. If he had been prepared, he would have thrown it. That's the problem with trick plays...they work 100% of the time in practice. But most of it is High School stuff.

 

[Poolside Knight]

why don’t you guys pay to read conspiracy theories?*

 

[BlakNGoldAllDay]

Brandon was too busy taking pictures of the baseball stadium to even know our team had a bunch of guys sick. He thinks people care about Oklahomas Baseball Stadium and not our team?

 

[PositYourself]

After listening to this presser, I fear that this staff has lost the team...not a statement I make lightly.

Not sure if we'll hit that 6 win target.

Baker should be benched for at least a game.

 

[OtterKnight]

I'd like for once for someone to admit they're wrong.

No one in this world seems to ever admit when they make a mistake.

They ran the play they thought gave us the best chance to win. It works or it doesn't work; it's not right or wrong. Every play is a gamble. It's a chess match. It's sports.

No amount of "asking questions" will get you what you want, which is apparently, "boy I really screwed up; we rely so much on these trick plays that don't work; we never should've taken the ball out of the hands of our best player. I was wrong, wrong, wrong. We should've lined up and run a quick slant or a pop pass or something like that."

Once you realize that you're not going to ever get what you want, no matter what questions are asked, maybe you can lighten up a bit on the reporters.

 

[PositYourself]

Thanks mom.

 

[SCKnight]

This thread make me remember why I pay to be on the other board...geez

 

[PositYourself]

Of all the threads here, this one peeves you?

 

[AuburnLegacy_1]

Of all the threads here, this one peeves you?

Brandon's burner 🤣

 

[SCKnight]

Of all the threads here, this one peeves you?

It is just the most sophomoric

 

[UCFhonors]

'Fire Gus': UCF coach Gus Malzahn under fire from Knights fans after failed 2-point try

UCF coach Gus Malzahn called on Xavier Townsend to pass on a potential game-tying 2-point conversion late vs. the Oklahoma Sooners. It did not work.

sports.yahoo.com

....you f*cking f*ck!!!

It's clear that you haven't met Brandon nor the coaches, like real UCFans do.

Not only is this immature but it offensive to those who call these people, UCFriends. And you think it's okay to call them out on their site. Put the beer down.

#UCFacts

 

[UCFhonors]

It is just the most sophomoric

I'm with you my UCFriend.

I bet Brandon took your profile pic of you.

Brandon got this one of me at Penn St.

#UCFacts

 

[SCKnight]

I'm with you my UCFriend.

I bet Brandon took your profile pic of you.

Brandon got this one of me at Penn St.

#UCFacts

Yeah I have a few. Plus a couple of ESPN shots. My favorite was the Wisc game where I was wearing a cheese hat with UCF Knights on the side

 

[mattropolis]

I'd like for once for someone to admit they're wrong.

No one in this world seems to ever admit when they make a mistake.

Both Gus and Hinshaw said the result is on them, and that it is justified to ask why you wouldn't want to leave the ball in the QBs hands, if the play doesn't work.