(10-04-2017 12:54 PM)HuskieJWN Wrote:  

(10-04-2017 08:31 AM)badmoonrising13 Wrote:  

(10-04-2017 06:29 AM)HuskieJWN Wrote:  If you think kids are mad at coaches when they lost and they turned the ball over 4 times you're an idiot. Coaches do not turn the ball over, players do. Players know if the play isn't there you throw it out of bounce, which he could have as Tears was on the sideline area on that throw. He forced it, that's not on Coach U or Carey.

You're a moron if you think that players just mindlessly go along with the coaches. The players know the game, too, especially at this level. They know the feel, flow, and momentum of the game. I'm sure they're very disappointed that they didn't get to pound the rock late. But it's just speculation on both our parts so the point is moot unless you can tell me that you've spoken to a lot of players and they told you that the coaches called a perfect game. Obviously you think you're right (although you're completely wrong) and I know I'm right.

I didn't say the called a perfect game. I said that complaining about that one play is being ridiculous. You're complaining to complain. Which makes sense because you're negative.

Did the coaches put the team in bad spots, yes, but that really wasn't one of them. I've never once seen you complain about execution. It's always the coaches fault. At some point it has to be both or just execution. I may be a bit wrong on the not being mad, but that's only for a handful of plays and not the whole game. But hey the coaches probably had nothing to do with the rest of the good things. That was all players and all the bad is just coaches. It's never a mix. Let me know when you blame something other than the coaches for something. After all the players play the game.

So you're not being negative toward Santa?
There's no other sport where coaching plays such a huge role. They have complete control of the game, personnel, and calling every play. The players are what the coaches emphasize. There was no need to throw the ball unless you had to in that situation because the o-line was dominating SDSU and Santa had already thrown a pick 6. I gave the coaches credit for allowing Santa to make the big plays for us to be in a chance to win a game to overcome the mistakes, but you've got to finish the job. The running game could have finished the job and it was a huge mistake on the coaches part to not recognize that.