(09-20-2018 09:54 PM)Dolt Jolt Wrote:  

(09-20-2018 09:49 PM)Cecil_B_DeMoore Wrote:  

(09-20-2018 09:18 PM)JHG722 Wrote:  FYI, we're going to lose.

Man. I'd hate to go to a Dr's appointment with you. You must think everything is terminal.

Awful, isn't he? Wish he would just declare his allegiance to Alabama and UConn WBB and just get lost....

Dolt Jolt = Temple herpes. No cure, swollen painful pus-filled disease.

I will be seriously dissapointed if Monty is the coach when I wake up tomorrow.

He didn't even ******* try at the end of the game.

(09-20-2018 09:40 PM)JHG722 Wrote:  GG Tulsa

I wish.

Think you guys could turn out pretty solid despite a rough start to the year. Looked like a solid team with a good deal of promise for Temple.

Nice game Temple.
Great DEFENSE.

(09-20-2018 09:59 PM)Foreverandever Wrote:  

(09-20-2018 09:40 PM)JHG722 Wrote:  GG Tulsa

I wish.

Think you guys could turn out pretty solid despite a rough start to the year. Looked like a solid team with a good deal of promise for Temple.

Thanks. Not sure about this year, but I think next year should be interesting.

Had to DVR the game so I just finished watching a bit ago.

Thoughts:
Why does Skipler keep going in the game only to turn it over yet again. (Yes I see the name typo. You don't get your name spelled correctly when you play like that)

Veteran Right Tackle Willie Wright is a liability. Although that defensive end for Temple is probably really good.

I've never seen a team turn it over this much in every game they've played. I've also never seen a QB turn it over this much in 4 games either.

Our offense scores more points for the other team than they do for our own.

It's time to give someone else a shot at QB. It doesn't matter how well you can operate the offense and move the ball. If you turn it over multiple times each game you need to be on the bench.

Good game Temple. Ya'll look like you could have a decent season.

(09-20-2018 11:51 PM)Hurricane Drummer Wrote:  Had to DVR the game so I just finished watching a bit ago.

Thoughts:
Why does Skipler keep going in the game only to turn it over yet again. (Yes I see the name typo. You don't get your name spelled correctly when you play like that)

Veteran Right Tackle Willie Wright is a liability. Although that defensive end for Temple is probably really good.

I've never seen a team turn it over this much in every game they've played. I've also never seen a QB turn it over this much in 4 games either.

Our offense scores more points for the other team than they do for our own.

It's time to give someone else a shot at QB. It doesn't matter how well you can operate the offense and move the ball. If you turn it over multiple times each game you need to be on the bench.

Good game Temple. Ya'll look like you could have a decent season.

Go back and watch the last two minutes of that game.

This is all coaches. They had no urgency. They had no plan. Couldn't get signals in. Play calling is atrocious.
Discipline penalties every damn time. Turn your head and look at the ball. Don't move till it does not much more simple than that.

The stupid jet sweep call from our own endzone last week. When your coach constantly puts you in no win situations, chances are you won't win and you'll look horrible.

(09-20-2018 11:51 PM)Hurricane Drummer Wrote:  Although that defensive end for Temple is probably really good.

If you are talking about Roche, he was the #2 freshman in the country in sacks, and the #2 freshman in the country in TFLs. Coincidentally, #1 in both categories are Arizona Wildcats.

(09-20-2018 09:02 PM)Foreverandever Wrote:  

(09-20-2018 08:48 PM)Cecil_B_DeMoore Wrote:  

(09-20-2018 08:34 PM)Foreverandever Wrote:  

(09-20-2018 08:31 PM)HuskyU Wrote:  HEEEEEEEEEEEEEEELLLLLLLLLLLLLOOOOOOOOOOO? Is anybody out thereeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee???

Tulsa fans are all losing it over on the rivals board as a courtesy to the censor program here on the AAC board.

https://tulsa.forums.rivals.com/threads/...667/page-3

This board is terrible since they got all ban-happy. What a waste of a good resource.

Anyway, happy to see Temple making things happen. Tulsa looks way better than the score.

Which is why Tulsa fans are melting. This is blatantly obviously coaching.

Also apparently we don't have a playbook and Monty is such a control freak he doesn't even want others to signal in the offensive plays.

We are screwed.

Maybe, but it is doing a damn good job of masquerading as a QB and receivers problem. Skipper can't secure the ball, can't find an open receiver (may not be HIS fault, and can't throw the ball away from coverage (underthrow in the fourth quarter right to the defender). The questionable coaching I SAW was on the other side of the field. They had a 14 point lead with 6 minutes to go, and they are throwing the freaking ball. That's just stupid right there.

The questionable coaching I SAW was on the other side of the field. They had a 14 point lead with 6 minutes to go, and they are throwing the freaking ball. That's just stupid right there.
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Exactly why a 2 TD win was frustrating. The OC has to realize he’s not coaching in a bubble that the defense has been on the field for 2/3 the game and he needs to bleed clock.

(09-21-2018 10:21 AM)geosnooker2000 Wrote:  

(09-20-2018 09:02 PM)Foreverandever Wrote:  

(09-20-2018 08:48 PM)Cecil_B_DeMoore Wrote:  

(09-20-2018 08:34 PM)Foreverandever Wrote:  

(09-20-2018 08:31 PM)HuskyU Wrote:  HEEEEEEEEEEEEEEELLLLLLLLLLLLLOOOOOOOOOOO? Is anybody out thereeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee???

Tulsa fans are all losing it over on the rivals board as a courtesy to the censor program here on the AAC board.

https://tulsa.forums.rivals.com/threads/...667/page-3

This board is terrible since they got all ban-happy. What a waste of a good resource.

Anyway, happy to see Temple making things happen. Tulsa looks way better than the score.

Which is why Tulsa fans are melting. This is blatantly obviously coaching.

Also apparently we don't have a playbook and Monty is such a control freak he doesn't even want others to signal in the offensive plays.

We are screwed.

Maybe, but it is doing a damn good job of masquerading as a QB and receivers problem. Skipper can't secure the ball, can't find an open receiver (may not be HIS fault, and can't throw the ball away from coverage (underthrow in the fourth quarter right to the defender). The questionable coaching I SAW was on the other side of the field. They had a 14 point lead with 6 minutes to go, and they are throwing the freaking ball. That's just stupid right there.

Those back shoulder throws (under throws) are how it is taught by Monty. It leads to bad habbits and interceptions. Every once in a while it leads to a pass interference. Go back and watch Dane, he does the same thing 2015 and 2016.

It's been two years of watching skipper not use proper ball security. That's on the coach not the player, either fix the problem in practice, off season, preseason or bench him.

Same goes for our false starts, illegal formations, and dumb offensive plays. Let me know when you see a play like Temple made at the end of the half. Giving up a penalty and yards, to eat the clock prevent the TD.

I remember when our players were so we'll coached they knew position, situation, time, and rules that we picked up punts that the other team touched but didn't down and took them for big gains. See anything like that in four years? I haven't.

Four years of terrible clock management. Four years of poor field position decisions. Four years of discipline penalties and just dumb coaching decisions.

It's hard to accomplish anything when your coach creates negative situations for you regularly. Hell it might even make you look like you don't belong on the field. Like you have no idea what your doing.

Then you watch the players when a play breaks down and they look good. Whitefield with the open field tackle or Skipper when we start going fast and he just makes decisions and throws.

Temple made some bad choices as well, but not till they already had the lead and game under control (more than one score). It did gives us time for our failed weekly come back. But judging by Monty's play calling and urgency at the end last night we can kiss those goodbye too.

Last night's crowd illustrates why Temple needs an on campus stadium.

(09-21-2018 12:20 PM)TexanMark Wrote:  Last night's crowd illustrates why Temple needs an on campus stadium.

I didn't say it, but exactly what I thought.

Being in the big NFL stadium makes it look even worse than it is.

(09-21-2018 12:21 PM)Foreverandever Wrote:  

(09-21-2018 12:20 PM)TexanMark Wrote:  Last night's crowd illustrates why Temple needs an on campus stadium.

I didn't say it, but exactly what I thought.

Being in the big NFL stadium makes it look even worse than it is.

Yup

Temple needs a 30k on campus stadium. They can move their Penn State to the Linc if they really want to...I wouldn't.

To build more than 30k is folly.

(09-21-2018 01:02 PM)TexanMark Wrote:  

(09-21-2018 12:21 PM)Foreverandever Wrote:  

(09-21-2018 12:20 PM)TexanMark Wrote:  Last night's crowd illustrates why Temple needs an on campus stadium.

I didn't say it, but exactly what I thought.

Being in the big NFL stadium makes it look even worse than it is.

Yup

Temple needs a 30k on campus stadium. They can move their Penn State to the Linc if they really want to...I wouldn't.

To build more than 30k is folly.

Yup, with the NFL stadium you can hold your bigger games there for the extra revenue and to attract teams. Also means the casual fan is more likely to show up because it's a special game.

Tulsa needed more seats to keep the revenue stream from bigger opponents without a nearby larger stadium we could use.

Temple can definitely follow Navy's lead, intimate top notch smaller college stadium big on extras for 90% of games and use the bigger stadium for extra revenue when needed. I think Cincy has done the same with their local NFL stadium. Navy just does theirs all over the country.

(09-21-2018 03:02 PM)Foreverandever Wrote:  

(09-21-2018 01:02 PM)TexanMark Wrote:  

(09-21-2018 12:21 PM)Foreverandever Wrote:  

(09-21-2018 12:20 PM)TexanMark Wrote:  Last night's crowd illustrates why Temple needs an on campus stadium.

I didn't say it, but exactly what I thought.

Being in the big NFL stadium makes it look even worse than it is.

Yup

Temple needs a 30k on campus stadium. They can move their Penn State to the Linc if they really want to...I wouldn't.

To build more than 30k is folly.

Yup, with the NFL stadium you can hold your bigger games there for the extra revenue and to attract teams. Also means the casual fan is more likely to show up because it's a special game.

Tulsa needed more seats to keep the revenue stream from bigger opponents without a nearby larger stadium we could use.

Temple can definitely follow Navy's lead, intimate top notch smaller college stadium big on extras for 90% of games and use the bigger stadium for extra revenue when needed. I think Cincy has done the same with their local NFL stadium. Navy just does theirs all over the country.

Believe it or not this is always a hot topic of debate on the Temple boards. Not when we should get a stadium but whether we should get a stadium. (for the record I am pro-campus stadium) It’s actually less controversial to talk about the president. Arguments against incude cost and access and tailgating opportunities. Additional anti-stadium protests come from the nearby residents. Proponents of the stadium say the cost of renting and buying are equal so why not build? This way Temple gets the parking and concessions dollars that currently go to the Eagles. Temple fans are used to tailgating in wide open parking lots at the Linc but I have seen tailgating at other venues (at the Ravens stadium in Baltimore) which are much more urban and could be a model. For myself I think that the current rent applied to construction plus parking and concessions plus the planned retail as well as bonds could work. There are large donations that are earmarked only for stadium construction. Additionally an on campus stadium shows recruits and coaches the commitment to football that will lead to improvements in both. An on campus stadium provides easy access for students who become fans who then come back to campus. Highway access to the Linc is easier, but the trains and subway stop at campus. As for the anti stadium folks who are scared of North Philadelphia didn’t y’all go to school there? Not only that North Philadelphia is making a comeback. The Met is reopening a few blocks south of campus its a renovated high end entertainment venue. North of campus a major retail/residential/office development is planned around the North Philadelphia train and Amtrak stations. Every year more students are living just off campus I believe its currently about 10,000. I believe that an on campus stadium is critical to the future of the program and that the benefits would be enormous.

Thanks for listening.

As an outsider who's spent a lot of time in Philadelphia, I can honestly say that Philly has done a disservice to the city by siding with stadium protesters. A new stadium would be great for BOTH Temple AND North Philly. It's a real shame.

Congrats Temple. You have really played well the last 2 weeks. Keep it going.

(09-21-2018 07:44 PM)Shannon Panther Wrote:  Congrats Temple. You have really played well the last 2 weeks. Keep it going.

Thanks and get your coach to call our coach and get some games scheduled!