I normally get it in my heart. I had 911 dialed on my phone but it went away once frustration took over.Quote:
Originally Posted by Blue Dawg
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I normally get it in my heart. I had 911 dialed on my phone but it went away once frustration took over.Quote:
Originally Posted by Blue Dawg
He missed two PATs. He didn't miss any field goals. Blocked field goals are rarely on the kicker, and this isn't one of those rare times.Quote:
Originally Posted by tigtoo30
Where’s T1 when you need him to remind us how young the team is?
How the cupboards were bare.
How we lost 32 seniors.
We've never ran the HUNH offense. We do here and there, but never the majority of the game like Holtz promised when we hired him. Our school wanted to believe him because of their obsession with legendary coaches sons. Tech needs to start acting like Holtz works for them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Terence32
I had it when I saw we we're playing at UAB. It resurfaced two weeks ago when they announced the jerseys for the hospital kids. When Skip started running down time instead of going for the TD with the FG in his back pocket I could taste my supper. UAB is not a bad team. They have a real coach and strength program and some kids that have transferred in and been working out and practicing for this season. UAB had the talent to be a thorn in our side if we played uninspired, unintelligent football. Toss in the missed field goals and extra points and it was enough to get us in the loss column.Quote:
Originally Posted by Blue Dawg
Not sure what else has been said, but Skip is killing us with his conservative crap. Good teams go for 6 no matter what until they have to settle for 3. He is content to run 3 straight plays from inside the 15 yard line to just keep the ball between the hashes.
We will continue to say that for the rest of Skip's tenure.Quote:
Originally Posted by techman05
I started to post something similar earlier regarding some of our past coaches who--to a fault--were coaching to get OUT of Ruston. Specifically was thinking of Dooley and the Daniel Porter to Dennis Morris HB pass to take the lead against LSU right before the half. NO WAY Skip ever calls that play. If he'd ever play to WIN we'd likely be sitting here feeling good about wins against South Carolina and UAB.Quote:
Originally Posted by techman05
That's not breach of contract.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fire Skip Holtz
This is a team I have never had a great feeling for, sorry, but just could never gain any confidence in them.
J'Mar continues to stare down his receivers.
J'Mar is not a true dual threat QB.
The QB is the leader by default if no one else steps up, it is his job. I have not seen him with any enthusiasm or real leadership qualities, at least not for a 21 year old RS sophomore.
We have no defense, they are almost useless between the 20's. Seem to do OK in red zone due to offenses having smaller area and fewer plays to choose from.
There is no team chemistry, seems no one is a team player, no one on that team holds each other responsible much less the coaches.
Well I’m sick of it. We should start keeping track of Skip’s win/loss totals against only teams above the Sunbelt. That is the real indicator of what he is as a coach.Quote:
Originally Posted by Blue Dawg
Chances of losing go up exponentially when you play not to lose instead of playing to win. At WKU, playing for the FG at the end was the right call for that game. But it was not the right call at SC and it was not the right call today.Quote:
Originally Posted by techman05
It shouldn't matter, we should fire him and buy him out no matter the cost. But Tech has no leadership.Quote:
Originally Posted by JuBru
I will say this, J'mar has basically made three last minute (should be game winning) drives in his first seven starts, as a sophomore. He is far from perfect, but he has some moxie.
TB
Eh, only 6 total (of which he's 5-1...).Quote:
Originally Posted by techman05
30-22 including SB (and UMass).
25-21 without.