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Title: Back from Waco
Post by: Houcat on October 23, 2010, 11:33:44 PM
Has to be the worst defensive performance since Prince left.  Simply embarrassing.
Safeties and linebackers beat continuously.  They are all slow, can't tackle or cover.  Simply embarrassing.
Hartman got beat so bad for a BU TD when he was suppose to pick up the wide end as the DB blitzed.  Simply embarrassing.  What is this guy's problem?
Aufner replaced by Hanson on next series after the 2 illegal procedure penalties and Hanson promptly got beat.  Simply embarrassing. 

Baylor DTs HUGE.  I wish we had size and strength like that.
Couldn't lay a hand on RG3.  RG3 = best QB in B12.  What a talent.  He didn't run that much

Never saw Powell at RB but what a great return for the TD.
Thomas' pass classic.  I was just telling the guy beside me that Thomas has to pass sooner or later.
Coffman not all that bad, 4 outstanding passes on 3rd and long but forced too many and can't run worth a lick.

All in all, the defense is simply embarrassing and Cosh HAS TO GO.  I don't think it can get much worst.  We couldn't have won with 13 guys on defense.
Sort of happy for Baylor though, going to a bowl and all that this year.
Title: Re: Back from Waco
Post by: Pett on October 23, 2010, 11:50:23 PM
Sort of happy for Baylor though, going to a bowl and all that this year.

Felt kind of guilty that I was happy for Baylor at the end of the game with how pissed off I was. They were even passing out pre-printed Waco newspaper with headlines that read "Baylor is Going Bowling!!" Very cute. :cry:
Title: Re: Back from Waco
Post by: cas4ksu on October 23, 2010, 11:52:09 PM
I say Snyder burns Billy's redshirt just to rough ridin' piss of Chris.

Go to hell cosh.
Title: Re: Back from Waco
Post by: Havs on October 24, 2010, 12:02:53 AM
Sort of happy for Baylor though, going to a bowl and all that this year.

Felt kind of guilty that I was happy for Baylor at the end of the game with how pissed off I was. They were even passing out pre-printed Waco newspaper with headlines that read "Baylor is Going Bowling!!" Very cute. :cry:

And people say Iowa State is bottom of the Big 12.  :facepalm:

Didn't think anything could bring me down tonight, but the fire escape is looking pretty good right about now.
Title: Re: Back from Waco
Post by: BigCat on October 24, 2010, 01:40:32 AM
Almost unbelievable how far ahead Baylor Bears athletics is compared to KSU. 'grats Havs :star:
Title: Re: Back from Waco
Post by: kstatefreak42 on October 24, 2010, 02:04:47 AM
 :lynchmob:
Title: Re: Back from Waco
Post by: michigancat on October 24, 2010, 07:19:31 AM
Has to be the worst defensive performance since Prince left.  Simply embarrassing.

It was worse than any Prince performance.  Again.  :frown:
Title: Re: Back from Waco
Post by: catzacker on October 24, 2010, 07:34:08 AM
Has to be the worst defensive performance since Prince left.  Simply embarrassing.

It was worse than any Prince performance.  Again.  :frown:

rusty, we beat ku.  that's all that matters. 
Title: Re: Back from Waco
Post by: michigancat on October 24, 2010, 07:46:10 AM
Has to be the worst defensive performance since Prince left.  Simply embarrassing.

It was worse than any Prince performance.  Again.  :frown:

rusty, we beat ku.  that's all that matters. 

And you could argue that we're better than Prince.  :woot:
Title: Re: Back from Waco
Post by: catzacker on October 24, 2010, 08:41:44 AM
Has to be the worst defensive performance since Prince left.  Simply embarrassing.

It was worse than any Prince performance.  Again.  :frown:

rusty, we beat ku.  that's all that matters.  

And you could argue that we're better than Prince.  :woot:
Rusty, please don't tell let this get out, because it will be tough for a lot of fans to take, but it's shockingly comparable:
       Scoring O     Scoring D
Ronald
06     22.8                23.8
07     35.2                30.8**
08     34.9                35.8
Old Balls
09     23.0                23.3
10     33.9                25.9**

**through 7 games in '07 (after a tough road loss in a shoot at OSU, 39-41) KSU's D was giving up 22.7ppg.  Prince did make it to one bowl game though.
Title: Re: Back from Waco
Post by: I_have_purplewood on October 24, 2010, 08:50:25 AM
'Simply embarrassing' has my vote for new name of the Football board.
Title: Re: Back from Waco
Post by: hemmy on October 24, 2010, 09:01:14 AM
28-28 OU game was the worst defensive performance, no matter how good that OU offense was.  They scored just about all of the 55 first half points on drives of 3 plays or fewer.
Title: Re: Back from Waco
Post by: Cartierfor3 on October 24, 2010, 09:23:57 AM
Has to be the worst defensive performance since Prince left.  Simply embarrassing.

It was worse than any Prince performance.  Again.  :frown:

2007 in Lincoln would be hard to top for shitty performances.
Title: Re: Back from Waco
Post by: michigancat on October 24, 2010, 09:32:15 AM
Has to be the worst defensive performance since Prince left.  Simply embarrassing.

It was worse than any Prince performance.  Again.  :frown:

2007 in Lincoln would be hard to top for shitty performances.

Yeah, you would think it would be hard.  But we still managed.
Title: Re: Back from Waco
Post by: kso_FAN on October 24, 2010, 09:35:27 AM
I wouldn't say I'm surprised.  I fully expected Baylor to get 400-500 yards.  And as ridiculous as it is to say, if we "hold" Baylor to 500 yards, we win this game, probably by 2 scores.  But I didn't expect to give up the number of big plays that we did against Baylor.

What's most frustrating is (judging by the Baylor Highlights) many of the same problems that plagued us vs NU did AGAIN yesterday.  Poor run fits and bad angles against Baylor's running game.  Then, after that was exposed again, Baylor started going to more of a down-field passing game, getting 1 on 1 match-ups, and beating us badly.   Part of this was b/c we started to be more aggressive, utilizing less safety help and more man coverages, and it just led to different types of big plays.

And yes, at the end of the day a lot of the fault has to fall on the defensive staff.  We are not going to be a great defense, but there is no excuse of giving up big play after big play like we did against NU and BU.  Those are very good offenses, but you can scheme and play better than we did in either game.  
Title: Re: Back from Waco
Post by: catzacker on October 24, 2010, 09:44:22 AM
Has to be the worst defensive performance since Prince left.  Simply embarrassing.

It was worse than any Prince performance.  Again.  :frown:

2007 in Lincoln would be hard to top for cacty performances.

Yeah, you would think it would be hard.  But we still managed.

I don't see why fans feel the need to find the worst defensive performance in two decades and then use that as a line of demarcation between what is "acceptable" and what isn't.  This exactly how we allowed basketball to get terrible.
Title: Re: Back from Waco
Post by: yoga-like_abana on October 24, 2010, 09:45:25 AM
Simply Embarrassing
Title: Re: Back from Waco
Post by: Pete on October 24, 2010, 09:50:05 AM
Has to be the worst defensive performance since Prince left.  Simply embarrassing.

It was worse than any Prince performance.  Again.  :frown:

2007 in Lincoln would be hard to top for cacty performances.

Yeah, you would think it would be hard.  But we still managed.

I don't see why fans feel the need to find the worst defensive performance in two decades and then use that as a line of demarcation between what is "acceptable" and what isn't.  This exactly how we allowed basketball to get terrible.

Agreed.  The notion that Old Balls was going to be able to create anything better than what we were in 2004 and 2005 was laughable when he was hired (and you and I both stated as much to anyone who would listen)....but now it's "simply embarrassing" ©
Title: Re: Back from Waco
Post by: CHONGS on October 24, 2010, 10:30:05 AM
I broke this down post NU game, but to reiterate:

DE (which I think is the best measure for a defense, NOT yards allowed or simply points allowed)

vs NU 2010 = 70.67
vs NU 2007 = 68.43
vs TT 2009 = 66.0
vs BU 2010 = 61.84
Title: Re: Back from Waco
Post by: T42YS on October 24, 2010, 10:30:55 AM
I broke this down post NU game, but to reiterate:

DE (which I think is the best measure for a defense, NOT yards allowed or simply points allowed)

vs NU 2010 = 70.67
vs NU 2007 = 68.43
vs TT 2009 = 66.0
vs BU 2010 = 61.84


thx
Title: Re: Back from Waco
Post by: michigancat on October 24, 2010, 10:34:13 AM
I broke this down post NU game, but to reiterate:

DE (which I think is the best measure for a defense, NOT yards allowed or simply points allowed)

vs NU 2010 = 70.67
vs NU 2007 = 68.43
vs TT 2009 = 66.0
vs BU 2010 = 61.84


:woot:
Title: Re: Back from Waco
Post by: sonofdaxjones on October 24, 2010, 10:40:24 AM
I think OB needs to be told that if he doesn't completely overhaul the defensive coaching staff this offseason and/or also hire 1 if not 2 dynamic recruiters, and change his ways on recruiting he has to go (he should go anyway, but we all know that's not going to happen right now).  

Of course all the Powertards will roll out their litany of excuses about why this, or that can't be done, and it isn't easy blah, blah, blah.  

If you're going to have a "coach'm up mentality" (and I believe there's lots of credence to that in football as long as you're recruiting guys with a solid baseline to start with, like speed) then you've got to have guys who can . . . coach.

Title: Re: Back from Waco
Post by: Do Work Son on October 24, 2010, 10:46:35 AM
I think OB needs to be told that if he doesn't completely overhaul the defensive coaching staff this offseason and/or also hire 1 if not 2 dynamic recruiters, and change his ways on recruiting he has to go (he should go anyway, but we all know that's not going to happen right now).  

Of course all the Powertards will roll out their litany of excuses about why this, or that can't be done, and it isn't easy blah, blah, blah.  

If you're going to have a "coach'm up mentality" (and I believe there's lots of credence to that in football as long as you're recruiting guys with a solid baseline to start with, like speed) then you've got to have guys who can . . . coach.



Come on home, Brent! WE WANT YOU!! Chokelahoma doesn't like you anyways
Title: Re: Back from Waco
Post by: kso_FAN on October 24, 2010, 10:47:28 AM
I think OB needs to be told that if he doesn't completely overhaul the defensive coaching staff this offseason and/or also hire 1 if not 2 dynamic recruiters, and change his ways on recruiting he has to go (he should go anyway, but we all know that's not going to happen right now).  

Of course all the Powertards will roll out their litany of excuses about why this, or that can't be done, and it isn't easy blah, blah, blah.  

If you're going to have a "coach'm up mentality" (and I believe there's lots of credence to that in football as long as you're recruiting guys with a solid baseline to start with, like speed) then you've got to have guys who can . . . coach.



I think Burns and Joe Bob are fine to stay.  Mo retiring wouldn't be a bad thing.  And the coordinator definitely needs to be adjusted.  
Title: Re: Back from Waco
Post by: CHONGS on October 24, 2010, 11:01:01 AM
28-28 OU game was the worst defensive performance, no matter how good that OU offense was.  They scored just about all of the 55 first half points on drives of 3 plays or fewer.
First half v OU 2008 = 1.25
Second half v NU 2010 = 1.15
3rd Q vs NU 2010 = 2.33
Title: Re: Back from Waco
Post by: catzacker on October 24, 2010, 11:04:57 AM
I think OB needs to be told that if he doesn't completely overhaul the defensive coaching staff this offseason and/or also hire 1 if not 2 dynamic recruiters, and change his ways on recruiting he has to go (he should go anyway, but we all know that's not going to happen right now).  

Of course all the Powertards will roll out their litany of excuses about why this, or that can't be done, and it isn't easy blah, blah, blah.  

If you're going to have a "coach'm up mentality" (and I believe there's lots of credence to that in football as long as you're recruiting guys with a solid baseline to start with, like speed) then you've got to have guys who can . . . coach.



I think Burns and Joe Bob are fine to stay.  Mo retiring wouldn't be a bad thing.  And the coordinator definitely needs to be adjusted.  

a couple of honest questions:
1 - what has joebob ever done?  he's been here since 2003 coaching DE's and I'm not sure what territory he's responsible for (I'm going to go ahead and assume the KS HS's and JC's) but IMO, he sucks as a recruiter.

2 - What is so special about Burns?  He, allegedly, burned bridges in Tulsa with the HS coaches while head coach there.  Though I can't find the article/message board post that "supported" this allegation.  

But yeah, MO go go F himself.  He and Del can go retire and brokeback mountain it up.
Title: Re: Back from Waco
Post by: Cartierfor3 on October 24, 2010, 11:27:49 AM
Has to be the worst defensive performance since Prince left.  Simply embarrassing.

It was worse than any Prince performance.  Again.  :frown:

2007 in Lincoln would be hard to top for cacty performances.

Yeah, you would think it would be hard.  But we still managed.

I don't see why fans feel the need to find the worst defensive performance in two decades and then use that as a line of demarcation between what is "acceptable" and what isn't.  This exactly how we allowed basketball to get terrible.

Good post.  In the DOD if we gave up 28 we would consider that a disaster.  Now it seems like under 20 is a friggin' miracle.
Title: Re: Back from Waco
Post by: ArchE_Cat on October 24, 2010, 11:31:04 AM
ADJC needs to step up and make personnel decisions. Old Ballz has proven that he is not capable of making personnel decisions. If JC fires somebody and OB doesn't like it then he can go shazbot! himself. OB would rather be overbearing and override play calling then fire someone.

OB: "You're such a dumb ass.....btw I'm sorry for cursing like a sailor."

Terrible coordinator:"So I guess I need to 'look for other opportunites?'"

OB: "No, you can keep your job. I'm just going to micro manage the hell out of you during the week. Then I'll veto every call you make during the games. Because your stupid cac. Again sorry for the foul language."

Terrible coordinator:"Won't all the vetoing lead to late substitutions/delay of game penalties?"

OB:"Yes, but my old nepotistic egomaniac ass will just blame it on you. And, you'll take it like a champ because I'm letting you keep your job."

Terrible coordinator: " :confused:"

OB: "Sorry again for the cursing. Now get the hell out of my office. I'm going to watch Pinocchio and eat my daily meal."
Title: Re: Back from Waco
Post by: DQ12 on October 24, 2010, 12:17:20 PM
K-State is 5-2 and we're going to a bowl game (barring some unlikely disaster at UNT).  7 wins is very probable.  What more did anyone expect this season?
Title: Re: Back from Waco
Post by: Pete on October 24, 2010, 12:25:58 PM
K-State is 5-2 and we're going to a bowl game (barring some unlikely disaster at UNT).  7 wins is very probable.  What more did anyone expect this season?


I expected 6.   But, I also expected us to demonstrate that we would be competitive in games that Ron wasn't competitive in....the whole "reason for old balls coaching" part, right?  :dunno:
Title: Re: Back from Waco
Post by: DQ12 on October 24, 2010, 12:35:32 PM
I was at the game last night and am confident in saying that K-State was "competitive," depending on your definition of the word.  Obviously the defense was horrid, but part of that was facing the best quarterback in the big 12, imo.  After all, we covered the ~7 point spread.  Prince lost to a much worse Baylor team by much more.

My point is, prior to the season, if we could have all looked at our scores thus far, we'd all say "hey not bad." 
Title: Re: Back from Waco
Post by: Panjandrum on October 24, 2010, 02:28:21 PM
a couple of honest questions:
1 - what has joebob ever done?  he's been here since 2003 coaching DE's and I'm not sure what territory he's responsible for (I'm going to go ahead and assume the KS HS's and JC's) but IMO, he sucks as a recruiter.

2 - What is so special about Burns?  He, allegedly, burned bridges in Tulsa with the HS coaches while head coach there.  Though I can't find the article/message board post that "supported" this allegation.  

But yeah, MO go go F himself.  He and Del can go retire and brokeback mountain it up.

I enjoyed this post, but the highlighted passage really put it over the top for me.

Mo (to Del): I can't quit you!!!!
Title: Re: Back from Waco
Post by: kso_FAN on October 24, 2010, 02:30:43 PM
I was at the game last night and am confident in saying that K-State was "competitive," depending on your definition of the word.  Obviously the defense was horrid, but part of that was facing the best quarterback in the big 12, imo.  After all, we covered the ~7 point spread.  Prince lost to a much worse Baylor team by much more.

My point is, prior to the season, if we could have all looked at our scores thus far, we'd all say "hey not bad."  

The defense was ridiculously bad, but we were still competitive in Waco.  I can't argue that.  I thought we'd play better against Nebraska.  Overall, the defense is much worse than I thought it would be, but 5-2 at this point in the season is about what I expected.  

But giving up nearly 700 yards is tough to take, so I can understand the reaction of our fans.

As for coaches, I don't know what we want.  We aren't going to have everyone on the staff be great recruiters.  I think Joe Bob has proven to be a pretty good coach and he does a pretty good job with Kansas kids.  Go ahead and tell me it doesn't matter, I think it does.  And Burns has a decent track record, and besides some rumor there is no reason to believe he burned a ton of bridges in Oklahoma for recruiting.  I think he's got the type of attitude on defense most of our fans want as well.  Those are definitely two coaches we should keep around IMHO.

Title: Re: Back from Waco
Post by: Panjandrum on October 24, 2010, 02:39:27 PM
I was at the game last night and am confident in saying that K-State was "competitive," depending on your definition of the word.  Obviously the defense was horrid, but part of that was facing the best quarterback in the big 12, imo.  After all, we covered the ~7 point spread.  Prince lost to a much worse Baylor team by much more.

My point is, prior to the season, if we could have all looked at our scores thus far, we'd all say "hey not bad."  

The defense was ridiculously bad, but we were still competitive in Waco.  I can't argue that.  I thought we'd play better against Nebraska.  Overall, the defense is much worse than I thought it would be, but 5-2 at this point in the season is about what I expected.  

But giving up nearly 700 yards is tough to take, so I can understand the reaction of our fans.

As for coaches, I don't know what we want.  We aren't going to have everyone on the staff be great recruiters.  I think Joe Bob has proven to be a pretty good coach and he does a pretty good job with Kansas kids.  Go ahead and tell me it doesn't matter, I think it does.  And Burns has a decent track record, and besides some rumor there is no reason to believe he burned a ton of bridges in Oklahoma for recruiting.  I think he's got the type of attitude on defense most of our fans want as well.  Those are definitely two coaches we should keep around IMHO.



I'll probably be in the minority, but I don't have a problem with Cosh as a position coach.  I just think it's absolutely ridiculous to A) make him a coordinator, and B) give him the AHC tag to give him a bump in salary.

I don't know if any of the Leavitt rumors are true, but if Mo can be convinced to retire, Snyder has a golden opportunity to go get a decent coordinator/DL coach.  I don't have a problem in keeping Burns and Clements, for the most part.  To be honest, and it probably sounds stupid, I don't think we can do much better with Snyder here.  Given his age and his reputation for long hours, my guess is that it there will be a small number of really good assistants lining up to take the job.

I guess, in my dream scenario, I'd love to see BV get "stolen" from OU to be the LB coach and Leavitt to come be the "co-DC" for linemen.   You'd have your dynamite recruiter and possible HCIW in BV and a steady hand in Leavitt.

I know that would never happen, but it's my dream.
Title: Re: Back from Waco
Post by: kso_FAN on October 24, 2010, 02:43:47 PM
I think a realistic hope is Leavitt at DC. Doubtful on BV. I think Leavitt with Burns would be a good combo actually. If Cosh would take a demotion, fine, but I don't see that working.
Title: Re: Back from Waco
Post by: Panjandrum on October 24, 2010, 02:49:00 PM
I think a realistic hope is Leavitt at DC. Doubtful on BV. I think Leavitt with Burns would be a good combo actually. If Cosh would take a demotion, fine, but I don't see that working.

That's the million dollar question.

Will Snyder fire Cosh?  Surely, he won't just take a pure demotion, so you have to fire him, right?

I highly doubt Bill will do that, so we'll see 'co-coordinators' again, regardless.

God, I still for the life of me don't know what he was thinking with Cosh.  It was a horrible, horrible move.
Title: Re: Back from Waco
Post by: "storm"nut on October 24, 2010, 02:50:30 PM
I think a realistic hope is Leavitt at DC. Doubtful on BV. I think Leavitt with Burns would be a good combo actually. If Cosh would take a demotion, fine, but I don't see that working.

Mo would have to retire.
I would not be surprised if Cosh would take the demotion, give him the Co-Title and keep his money the same and we are good. (a lot of money for a okay LB coach)
Title: Re: Back from Waco
Post by: michigancat on October 24, 2010, 03:03:19 PM
What in the eff has Cosh done to make anyone think he is less shitty as a position coach than he is as a coordinator?
Title: Re: Back from Waco
Post by: kso_FAN on October 24, 2010, 03:13:10 PM
I think a realistic hope is Leavitt at DC. Doubtful on BV. I think Leavitt with Burns would be a good combo actually. If Cosh would take a demotion, fine, but I don't see that working.

Mo would have to retire.
I would not be surprised if Cosh would take the demotion, give him the Co-Title and keep his money the same and we are good. (a lot of money for a okay LB coach)

I wouldn't be surprised to see Mo retire at all.  I'm kind of surprised he didn't after last season.
Title: Re: Back from Waco
Post by: catzacker on October 24, 2010, 03:18:09 PM
What in the eff has Cosh done to make anyone think he is less cacty as a position coach than he is as a coordinator?

i think he is terrible all around.  i've seen nothing from him, as a recruiter or coach, that warrants him being employed on this staff.  maybe you give him credit for "developing" archer? I dunno.  But he certainly didn't recruit anyone in '04 and '05 and besides his sperm has he recruited anyone that has made it to campus yet?

and as for JoeBob, I agree that recruiting KS is important (at least getting the talented ones to come here) but I'm not sure he's done that.  And more important is the recruiting of KS JUCOS which is a goddamn embarassment.
Title: Re: Back from Waco
Post by: Pete on October 24, 2010, 03:25:34 PM
What in the eff has Cosh done to make anyone think he is less cacty as a position coach than he is as a coordinator?

When anyone honestly talks about moving Cosh to being merely a position coach, they are simply being realistic...they understand that he'll never, ever be fired. 

Title: Re: Back from Waco
Post by: sys on October 24, 2010, 04:43:23 PM
K-State is 5-2 and we're going to a bowl game (barring some unlikely disaster at UNT).  7 wins is very probable.  What more did anyone expect this season?

they're mad because coffman is good, and the defense is bad, and they predicted the opposite for both.  it's just ego.
Title: Re: Back from Waco
Post by: Pete on October 24, 2010, 04:47:00 PM
K-State is 5-2 and we're going to a bowl game (barring some unlikely disaster at UNT).  7 wins is very probable.  What more did anyone expect this season?

they're mad because coffman is good, and the defense is bad, and they predicted the opposite for both.  it's just ego.

I'd add that the OL is not really that good and DT (a darling, justifiably) is suffering. 


I am guilty on all counts.
Title: Re: Back from Waco
Post by: Panjandrum on October 24, 2010, 04:53:01 PM
K-State is 5-2 and we're going to a bowl game (barring some unlikely disaster at UNT).  7 wins is very probable.  What more did anyone expect this season?

they're mad because coffman is good, and the defense is bad, and they predicted the opposite for both.  it's just ego.

I think there's a lot of latent hostility because this defense has sucked for about seven years now and really has no signs of getting better.

I think the five stages of grief were reset when Snyder was rehired, but I'm guessing we're all back into the 'Anger' stage with a number of people moving into bargaining (i.e. Fire Cosh, or I won't renew my tickets!).  People will ultimately be depressed when he's not, and they will just move into the acceptance stage knowing we won't get better until Snyder re-retires.
Title: Re: Back from Waco
Post by: Panjandrum on October 24, 2010, 04:54:51 PM
K-State is 5-2 and we're going to a bowl game (barring some unlikely disaster at UNT).  7 wins is very probable.  What more did anyone expect this season?

they're mad because coffman is good, and the defense is bad, and they predicted the opposite for both.  it's just ego.

I'd add that the OL is not really that good

It would help if they'd stop talking to the media.  They 'say' all of the right things, and people get all excited, but when the whistle blows, they really aren't that impressive.
Title: Re: Back from Waco
Post by: Trim on October 24, 2010, 05:01:38 PM
K-State is 5-2 and we're going to a bowl game (barring some unlikely disaster at UNT).  7 wins is very probable.  What more did anyone expect this season?

they're mad because coffman is good, and the defense is bad, and they predicted the opposite for both.  it's just ego.

I'd add that the OL is not really that good

It would help if they'd stop talking to the media.  They 'say' all of the right things, and people get all excited, but when the whistle blows, they really aren't that impressive.

THEY WENT ON MULTIPLE CAMPING/FISHING TRIPS TOGETHER.  LIKE BROTHERS.
Title: Re: Back from Waco
Post by: Dugout DickStone on October 24, 2010, 05:17:51 PM
You want the hair on the back of your neck to stand up?  Consider the distinct possibility that when Snyder re-retires, his replacement is someone that currently works at Vanier.

I just got the shivers.
Title: Re: Back from Waco
Post by: doom on October 24, 2010, 05:46:42 PM
I'm not mad about how this season will end.  I am mad that next year we won't be any better unless we dump cosh and get someone who can teach tackling. 

Title: Re: Back from Waco
Post by: wetwillie on October 24, 2010, 07:10:57 PM
I think my anger is selfish and reflects what I enjoy in football. We have brought in decent talent on offense and with brown and another decent back next year paired with someone as good or better than carson alongside a pretty solid wr corp we should have an offense that scores enough points to win.  The problem is I don't like watching an average offense.  I like watching people get their rough ridin' heads ripped off by a bunch of borderline psychos that get to take the field on defense. I want to see people get hurt on the other team every game.  I want to see wideouts consistently drop passes over the middle because they know our bat crap crazy safeties will lead with the helmet and knock them the eff out.  I would rather see us win games 9-6 and punish the crap out of their offense than have a chance to win in a shootout.  I'm guessing most of you would probably prefer an average defense with an Oregon style offense that scores you into submission but give me the roided out degenerates that play dirty and live to break peoples legs any day.
Title: Re: Back from Waco
Post by: DQ12 on October 24, 2010, 10:14:56 PM
Arthur is coming next year guys.  He played at Miami (FLORIDA!).  Defense will be top 30 next year without a doubt.
Title: Re: Back from Waco
Post by: sonofdaxjones on October 24, 2010, 10:31:40 PM
Who the eff thought the defense was going to be good sys??

Oh that's right . . . NO ONE!!

We just didn't think it would be this inept.

Title: Re: Back from Waco
Post by: Brock Landers on October 25, 2010, 12:57:55 PM
Hey does anyone remember fatty's "We are going to be Baylor in a few years" thread?  I can't recall any specific points of discussion in it, but just the thread title alone seems pretty ominous. 
Title: Re: Back from Waco
Post by: Dr Rick Daris on October 25, 2010, 02:33:29 PM
K-State is 5-2 and we're going to a bowl game (barring some unlikely disaster at UNT).  7 wins is very probable.  What more did anyone expect this season?

they're mad because coffman is good, and the defense is bad, and they predicted the opposite for both.  it's just ego.

this is half of it. the other half is that people thought the only issue was quarterback. a single player that could easily be recruited for and fixed. a position so important that a bad one will get you three wins and a good one will get you nine. they now realize that they were grotesquely wrong/Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!) and that the main issue with this team involves the entire defensive unit from top to bottom. players, coaches, the whole thing. ksucats aren't just "a player" away. that makes them sad or angry or surprised or something. i have no idea why though.
Title: Re: Back from Waco
Post by: DQ12 on October 25, 2010, 02:36:55 PM
Well they should be happy and stuff.  K-State, with as bad a defense as we've ever had, are probably going to a bowl.