Maybe after the emotion wears off I'll be less pissed off, but this is the worst I've ever felt after a win. That defense stirred up all of my PTSD as an Illinois football fan.
Exactly right. But people are doing the "fire aaron henry" bit which is fickle. We are building something here. We need continuity, Familly, and not to overreact to a terrible, awful half of defensive football like a bunch of ninnies.
That postgame interview was a mixture of Fran McCaffrey and Tom Izzo and Walters has done 0 to earn the ability to act that arrogantly.. 1-5 and acting like he's done something.Walters is such a D bag
Wow!I played flag football in 1970 and was coached by the guys from Hopkins 4E, I think I’m remembering correctly. Was that one of you guys???4th floor, everyone else partied all the time
Our RA said that my room mate and I had more A's than the rest of the floor combined. LOL
We're both semi-retired Doctors now.
Dan, I would again like to make a motion for a dislike button.
One of the iron laws of football fans is that every team, no matter how good or bad, must always have exactly one (1) Bad Coordinator. No more no less.Coming in to the game the defense was giving up 14.2 ppg. College Football is completely wacky sometimes so it's absolutely nuts to immediately jumping to fire the coordinator based on one game.
I can’t believe we traded in 11 am Beth Mowins for this.Let us also spare a thought for how astonishingly bad the announcing was.
There’s a LOT more that upset him than what he stated publicly …
I won’t get into super detail other than it’s a lot more personal than just two guys talking smack at a press conference and on twitter … Walters crossed the line …
Well, I'll just disagree. As you say, no way to prove this. But we are still a mercurial team and will likely be for the next three or four years at least. We just don't have the talent to always overcome the variety of matchup problems, hot games by opponents, bad refereeing, boneheaded plays by our own guys, etc.I get to make a free hot take here because there's no way to prove it: we do not make a bowl game if we lose that game.
As it is that's a really, really worrying performance. We will go 5-7 if that's our team going forward. 10-2 is possible if the Nebraska performance (where we were, like, unrecognizably better in the trenches, especially defensively) is who we are going forward.
Who's the real us? We were in retrospect really bad against Kansas. The score flattered us against CMU and PSU. Hard to know.
Coming in to the game the defense was giving up 14.2 ppg. College Football is completely wacky sometimes so it's absolutely nuts to immediately jumping to fire the coordinator based on one game.
I hope this arrogant pr*ck doesn't win another game this year. That's if he even makes it to the final gameDan, I would again like to make a motion for a dislike button.
Vintage ESPN+/Early BTN cluelessness about what was going on was bad, yes (and was a failure of the entire production team), but I just have less and less patience for the way announcing crews treat games as their own "performance" in terms of style and content.I can’t believe we traded in 11 am Beth Mowins for this.
Someone has referenced the game already, but I’m not sure that anyone was asking for Koenning to be fired after giving up 67 to a below average Michigan team in 2010. They got things corrected and came back strong. Sometimes things go horribly in one game—let’s hope it gets corrected.Coming in to the game the defense was giving up 14.2 ppg. College Football is completely wacky sometimes so it's absolutely nuts to immediately jumping to fire the coordinator based on one game.
Gee whiz.A win is a win …
We’ve got a lot to clean up …
We’ve got some guys who we’re gonna really have to try and get healthy quick …
Altmyer … Keep doing your thing kid …
Josh McCray … One tough dude … Love seeing that guy do well …
Oh yeah … Ryan Walters … Since I know you’ll be reading this later … We standing on business over here … So you can take all that nonsense and all the talking and all the pretending you don’t know what you did today back with you to Purdue along with that fat L … You’re a bum in my book …
I-L-L …
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One of the iron laws of football fans is that every team, no matter how good or bad, must always have exactly one (1) Bad Coordinator. No more no less.
Henry took the baton back from Lunney today.
It's both. We were definitely at a disadvantage going into the game since we had very little film on their QB and little time to plan against that change. This is an example of when we would have been better off if their experience QB, (Card) started. Going into a game without the ability to have a detailed strategy against your opponent, and the time to practice against it, is huge - especially when this QB's skill set is very different.somebody tell me- was that defensive failure most of the game scheming or execution? Looked like execution but I never played organized football.
The screaming of PURDUUUUUUUUEEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!! on at least 4 separate occasions certainly felt like a bit much. It was a massive comeback, but save it for a play that decides the game.Vintage ESPN+/Early BTN cluelessness about what was going on was bad, yes (and was a failure of the entire production team), but I just have less and less patience for the way announcing crews treat games as their own "performance" in terms of style and content.
Literally no one asked for this.
not me or any of the guys in my area, as far as I can rememberWow!I played flag football in 1970 and was coached by the guys from Hopkins 4E, I think I’m remembering correctly. Was that one of you guys???