Not giving a shit and just saying "oh no we suck" then not caring about the team again. Apathy kills programs. Discourse and arguments surrounding programs and the staff is good as it shows people care. You know what's not good? People who act holier than thou yet haven't done crap for the university. This is mostly towards those on twitter/podcasts that critique fans, but haven't done crap for the university.
You know what's worse than flying a banner?
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Nothing's worse than being more embarrassing than the team. Proof? All you have to do is look at the ridicule and laughter to usf fan's years of whining how the team was killed by Skip. Just look at the posts on this board laughing at how "they're still saying Skip is responsible for their crap team". Congratulations, you sound just like them. And it only took a month, while it took them years to self destruct as a fan base.
And yet I've been saying all offseason that hiring the three dumbass amigos was a terrible choice
People like me have been posting for years that giving Key more and more control was a bad idea. People thought he was good because he got interviews at UF. Changes need to be made this week.
I've been pretty much right for years, glad that everyone is seeing this now.
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Shut the fukc up, dude. Is there any air up ther from being up on that fukcing ucf pedestal???
How can we donate to make sure the banner flies at all the remaining home games?
It only costs like $900 to do that for a few hours...pool it with some friends.
More coaches than not, get fired easily for a mess like this. The sad thing is that we will have to wade through this losing to bad teams for years. Then, we'll become mediocre again. Then we'll accept it. GOL's decisions have not been good. Not good at all. You can't argue with that (well I guess you could).
So how does anybody explain us playing for conference titles 3 out of 4 times we had bad records in the past, including an 0-11 season. We didn't lose for "years" after that. I for one am not shocked by how bad we are. We basically lost the entire team and lost both coordinators and a very good secondary coach. On top of that we've been decimated with injuries. Holman doesn't look anywhere near 100% but he's out there because at least he has experience running things. It was obvious WRs were not running the right routes, and several times if they ran their routes instead of jogging them they would have had some big opportunities. That all comes with inexperienced guys out there and the only way they are going to get better is putting in the time and working through it. Heck, I heard the gameday guys and some other pundits talking about ohio state's offensive problems/inconsistencies and they were discussing how losing the OC might be a bigger problem than thought. They were discussing how just because you have talent back and the person may have worked under the guy who left (or whatever) that it doesn't always translate or takes a while to work through issues. Does anybody really think after those 0-11, 4-8, 4-8, and 5-7 seasons that we were going to be that good the next seson? I didn't. I thought we were pretty much doomed after 2008 but we pulled out an 8-5 season with a 6-2 conference record the next year.
What is Boise's record with multiple coaches, multiple coordinators, and a recruiting base from BFE Idaho? Any of you defending this dolt must not have been loved as children.
