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Quote from: wabash909 on February 08, 2012, 12:53:41 PMWashington Defense a National JokeMike Cox fired because of it.“I want to thank Nick Holt, Mike Cox, and Jeff Mills for their hard work and dedication throughout the last three years,” Sarkisian said in the statement. “They were instrumental in the leadership and development of countless young men, and they have left our program in a better place.”Many would disagree, at least in terms of football numbers. Including the bowl game, the Huskies surrendered a record-worst 453.3 yards per game.http://uwfootball.sportspressnw.com/2011/12/31/huskies-fire-holt-two-other-assistant-coaches/Your use of font size and bold type most certainly deliver an urgent, poignant message concerning the shortcomings of this hire. I find the mountains of evidence you have uncovered to be damning to the Cox hire. Absent of choices I am forced to believe what you say about this coaching hire. You are the "captain of my soul" in terms of thoughts related to said coaching hire and others.
Washington Defense a National JokeMike Cox fired because of it.“I want to thank Nick Holt, Mike Cox, and Jeff Mills for their hard work and dedication throughout the last three years,” Sarkisian said in the statement. “They were instrumental in the leadership and development of countless young men, and they have left our program in a better place.”Many would disagree, at least in terms of football numbers. Including the bowl game, the Huskies surrendered a record-worst 453.3 yards per game.http://uwfootball.sportspressnw.com/2011/12/31/huskies-fire-holt-two-other-assistant-coaches/
Quote from: The Manhatter on February 08, 2012, 01:24:27 PMQuote from: wabash909 on February 08, 2012, 12:53:41 PMWashington Defense a National JokeMike Cox fired because of it.“I want to thank Nick Holt, Mike Cox, and Jeff Mills for their hard work and dedication throughout the last three years,” Sarkisian said in the statement. “They were instrumental in the leadership and development of countless young men, and they have left our program in a better place.”Many would disagree, at least in terms of football numbers. Including the bowl game, the Huskies surrendered a record-worst 453.3 yards per game.http://uwfootball.sportspressnw.com/2011/12/31/huskies-fire-holt-two-other-assistant-coaches/Your use of font size and bold type most certainly deliver an urgent, poignant message concerning the shortcomings of this hire. I find the mountains of evidence you have uncovered to be damning to the Cox hire. Absent of choices I am forced to believe what you say about this coaching hire. You are the "captain of my soul" in terms of thoughts related to said coaching hire and others. Yeah, my evidence was a national ranking over the course of a season. Yours was dismissing one game against Baylor.
Academics is a stupid word.Academic schools are synonymous for being rich, powerful and exclusive, three things Kansas State is not. So when people throw the word "academics" around, that's really what they are referencing.
The Manhatter is very good at ending his posts. Very good with zingers.
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Quote from: wabash909 on February 08, 2012, 01:49:15 PMQuote from: The Manhatter on February 08, 2012, 01:24:27 PMQuote from: wabash909 on February 08, 2012, 12:53:41 PMWashington Defense a National JokeMike Cox fired because of it.“I want to thank Nick Holt, Mike Cox, and Jeff Mills for their hard work and dedication throughout the last three years,” Sarkisian said in the statement. “They were instrumental in the leadership and development of countless young men, and they have left our program in a better place.”Many would disagree, at least in terms of football numbers. Including the bowl game, the Huskies surrendered a record-worst 453.3 yards per game.http://uwfootball.sportspressnw.com/2011/12/31/huskies-fire-holt-two-other-assistant-coaches/Your use of font size and bold type most certainly deliver an urgent, poignant message concerning the shortcomings of this hire. I find the mountains of evidence you have uncovered to be damning to the Cox hire. Absent of choices I am forced to believe what you say about this coaching hire. You are the "captain of my soul" in terms of thoughts related to said coaching hire and others. Yeah, my evidence was a national ranking over the course of a season. Yours was dismissing one game against Baylor.one season = mountains of evidence. I find it interesting John L. Smith kept him around for 17 years as he climbed the coaching ladder from Idaho to Utah State to Louisville to Michigan State. Say what you want about whether he had success or not at Michigan State because a lot of coaches never make that kind of climb. Of course most of those successful coaches don't keep bad coaches around very long. but I'm certainly sold on that one season at Washington. Especially with no knowledge of injuries or personnel situations. I will forever relinquish my opinions moving forward to you on all such matters. You have cut through the muddy waters of decision-making in this profession and supplied me with clarity. sincerely,forever 909
Quote from: The Manhatter on February 08, 2012, 01:58:11 PMQuote from: wabash909 on February 08, 2012, 01:49:15 PMQuote from: The Manhatter on February 08, 2012, 01:24:27 PMQuote from: wabash909 on February 08, 2012, 12:53:41 PMWashington Defense a National JokeMike Cox fired because of it.“I want to thank Nick Holt, Mike Cox, and Jeff Mills for their hard work and dedication throughout the last three years,” Sarkisian said in the statement. “They were instrumental in the leadership and development of countless young men, and they have left our program in a better place.”Many would disagree, at least in terms of football numbers. Including the bowl game, the Huskies surrendered a record-worst 453.3 yards per game.http://uwfootball.sportspressnw.com/2011/12/31/huskies-fire-holt-two-other-assistant-coaches/Your use of font size and bold type most certainly deliver an urgent, poignant message concerning the shortcomings of this hire. I find the mountains of evidence you have uncovered to be damning to the Cox hire. Absent of choices I am forced to believe what you say about this coaching hire. You are the "captain of my soul" in terms of thoughts related to said coaching hire and others. Yeah, my evidence was a national ranking over the course of a season. Yours was dismissing one game against Baylor.one season = mountains of evidence. I find it interesting John L. Smith kept him around for 17 years as he climbed the coaching ladder from Idaho to Utah State to Louisville to Michigan State. Say what you want about whether he had success or not at Michigan State because a lot of coaches never make that kind of climb. Of course most of those successful coaches don't keep bad coaches around very long. but I'm certainly sold on that one season at Washington. Especially with no knowledge of injuries or personnel situations. I will forever relinquish my opinions moving forward to you on all such matters. You have cut through the muddy waters of decision-making in this profession and supplied me with clarity. sincerely,forever 909the Huskies surrendered a record-worst 453.3 yards per game
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Quote from: wabash909 on February 08, 2012, 02:54:49 PMQuote from: The Manhatter on February 08, 2012, 01:58:11 PMQuote from: wabash909 on February 08, 2012, 01:49:15 PMQuote from: The Manhatter on February 08, 2012, 01:24:27 PMQuote from: wabash909 on February 08, 2012, 12:53:41 PMWashington Defense a National JokeMike Cox fired because of it.“I want to thank Nick Holt, Mike Cox, and Jeff Mills for their hard work and dedication throughout the last three years,” Sarkisian said in the statement. “They were instrumental in the leadership and development of countless young men, and they have left our program in a better place.”Many would disagree, at least in terms of football numbers. Including the bowl game, the Huskies surrendered a record-worst 453.3 yards per game.http://uwfootball.sportspressnw.com/2011/12/31/huskies-fire-holt-two-other-assistant-coaches/Your use of font size and bold type most certainly deliver an urgent, poignant message concerning the shortcomings of this hire. I find the mountains of evidence you have uncovered to be damning to the Cox hire. Absent of choices I am forced to believe what you say about this coaching hire. You are the "captain of my soul" in terms of thoughts related to said coaching hire and others. Yeah, my evidence was a national ranking over the course of a season. Yours was dismissing one game against Baylor.one season = mountains of evidence. I find it interesting John L. Smith kept him around for 17 years as he climbed the coaching ladder from Idaho to Utah State to Louisville to Michigan State. Say what you want about whether he had success or not at Michigan State because a lot of coaches never make that kind of climb. Of course most of those successful coaches don't keep bad coaches around very long. but I'm certainly sold on that one season at Washington. Especially with no knowledge of injuries or personnel situations. I will forever relinquish my opinions moving forward to you on all such matters. You have cut through the muddy waters of decision-making in this profession and supplied me with clarity. sincerely,forever 909the Huskies surrendered a record-worst 453.3 yards per game Due to yet another emphatic and impenetrable reply I'm forced to ask how may I serve you, sir? One thing I wasn't aware of prior to reading in this thread is that the LBs are solely responsible for the other 8 positions on the defense and the LB coach responsible for more than just his LB duties. I stand corrected and even in doing so I am standing as strong as a wet noodle in high gusting winds. The winds of 909.
