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Who is the "Koz" that he keeps speaking about?

Ryan Koslen, he's been Director of Sports Coms for about a year.

Thank you.

He sounded like the coaches might have been a little embarrassed Saturday. We were definitely out-coached as well as out played.

I'm glad he gave a little some info as to why Abernathy was running on short yardage. Didn't realize Tion broke his nose last week. Out coached is an understatement. Hopefully, they make the necessary adjustments.

Green wears a full visor with a peripheral barred 3-bar helmet. I have no clue how he could've broken his nose in the game. Hope he get's better, we definitely need him in there for short yardage sets.

(09-10-2013 12:35 PM)BearcatMan Wrote:  Green wears a full visor with a peripheral barred 3-bar helmet. I have no clue how he could've broken his nose in the game. Hope he get's better, we definitely need him in there for short yardage sets.

I suppose "last week" could also mean outside of the game. Green scored a TD with under 7:00 left in the game against Purdue. Then Rod Moore played on the last drive of the game.

Sounds like Coney will be getting a big leg up for next year. TT said his reps in practice will increase about "100%", and he will play this weekend.

I really like how CTT pretty much addresses everything us fans question. From the coaching mistakes, to running a small back up the middle ( I like how he even admitted that one hand can bring down RDAIV), to talking about letting success go to their heads. He is very forthright and doesn't skirt around the issues, or take offense to reporters even questioning his coaching genius. (i.e Marvin Lewis)

I also liked him making the statement of hoping that this loss doesn't set the program back and cause people to lose interest. I like how he re-stated how it takes everyone to build a program, fans included.

It also gives me some encouragement to know that he plans on playing Coney alot in the next 2 games. The man gets it.

he is a pleasure to listen to. Gives just enough information without saying anything and I mean that as a compliment.

I just want to win. I'm happy to endure mind-numbing Butch Jones-like coachspeak if we pound our opponents on Saturdays.

Is it just me and my connection or is anyone else having issue with the video's stopping and the sounds goes on.

(09-10-2013 01:47 PM)Mark Wolfram Wrote:  Is it just me and my connection or is anyone else having issue with the video's stopping and the sounds goes on.

Same here. Could it be related to being far away from a wireless router?

I am connected on a Sprint 3G wireless device so it could be that.

(09-10-2013 01:48 PM)SuperFlyBCat Wrote:  

(09-10-2013 01:47 PM)Mark Wolfram Wrote:  Is it just me and my connection or is anyone else having issue with the video's stopping and the sounds goes on.

Same here. Could it be related to being far away from a wireless router?

I had the same trouble on both WiFi and a hardwired connection. Me thinks it was an issue from their server or something.

(09-10-2013 01:47 PM)Mark Wolfram Wrote:  Is it just me and my connection or is anyone else having issue with the video's stopping and the sounds goes on.

No problem here.

(09-10-2013 01:11 PM)Cat-Man Wrote:  I really like how CTT pretty much addresses everything us fans question. From the coaching mistakes, to running a small back up the middle ( I like how he even admitted that one hand can bring down RDAIV), to talking about letting success go to their heads. He is very forthright and doesn't skirt around the issues, or take offense to reporters even questioning his coaching genius. (i.e Marvin Lewis)

I also liked him making the statement of hoping that this loss doesn't set the program back and cause people to lose interest. I like how he re-stated how it takes everyone to build a program, fans included.

It also gives me some encouragement to know that he plans on playing Coney alot in the next 2 games. The man gets it.

I hope he doesn't play the QB hokey pokey like we saw at Illinois.

(09-10-2013 01:11 PM)Cat-Man Wrote:  I really like how CTT pretty much addresses everything us fans question. From the coaching mistakes, to running a small back up the middle ( I like how he even admitted that one hand can bring down RDAIV), to talking about letting success go to their heads. He is very forthright and doesn't skirt around the issues, or take offense to reporters even questioning his coaching genius. (i.e Marvin Lewis)

I also liked him making the statement of hoping that this loss doesn't set the program back and cause people to lose interest. I like how he re-stated how it takes everyone to build a program, fans included.

It also gives me some encouragement to know that he plans on playing Coney alot in the next 2 games. The man gets it.

OT rant time:

Marvin Lewis needs to have his head kicked in.

Last year's playoffs game against the Texans, the Cowboy's game in Cincy, the game they won in Pittsburgh despite Marvin's stupidity.... and that's just from the last year. If I go back further and relive some more of Marvin's... "finer" coaching moments I'd end up in a mental ward. Never have I seen an NFL coach so full crap and so beyond incompetent at the basics... it's infuriating

Back OT:

Once again, you can't help but love a coach like TT. He clearly shows that he understands what coaching is all about, especially when talking to the press. Unlike Marvin Lewis' press conferences after a loss, I feel encouraged that the coaches saw the mistakes and will do their best to rectify them.

(09-10-2013 12:58 PM)JackieTreehorn Wrote:  Sounds like Coney will be getting a big leg up for next year. TT said his reps in practice will increase about "100%", and he will play this weekend.

Interested about seeing Coney, but Kay must be hurt more than first thought. His play at Illinois did not remotely resemble his play last year.