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It like the team does not appear to be functioning

He was as pissed off as I've ever seen him. I didn't have any issues with what he had to say. We'll see what this team is made of at UConn next week. 3-9 or 4-8. Both stink but you hope there's enough pride there to try and go out and end the season with a win. Temple did.

Here's the thing. If you have a very successful team that loses a big game and then has a let down the next week; you chalk it up to disappointment and move on. I think that the players have "bought in." Last week was a 3-6 team's super bowl. The fans didn't give the team much chance at beating Loserville; but I think what happened is that the team (obviously) wanted to be bowl eligible, and they left everything on the field last week. In retrospect; what happened today wasn't very surprising.

(11-30-2013 09:29 PM)Stammers Wrote: [ -> ]Here's the thing. If you have a very successful team that loses a big game and then has a let down the next week; you chalk it up to disappointment and move on. I think that the players have "bought in." Last week was a 3-6 team's super bowl. The fans didn't give the team much chance at beating Loserville; but I think what happened is that the team (obviously) wanted to be bowl eligible, and they left everything on the field last week. In retrospect; what happened today wasn't very surprising.

It was not surprising but disappointing. The botched coverage over the middle "three times" and the Brandon Hayes up the middle on second down was predictable. The let down on third and fourteen by the defense was deflating for me. I'm deleting the Fuente show tomorrow I don't want to see it again. Sorry but the vanilla play calling was on the coaches. number 37 and 4 never look back for the ball and they always let players get behind them. That's coaching. I hope they will do better and I'll be there to see it.



Go TIGERS GO!!!

I think the Owl QB gave us more trouble than any other we've faced ... Including Bridgewater.