I hope you aren't being serious, because that is such ridiculous nonsense.Call it what you want, until we do some type of exorcism, bad things are going to keep happening
I hope you aren't being serious, because that is such ridiculous nonsense.Call it what you want, until we do some type of exorcism, bad things are going to keep happening
Ok, thanks for stopping by.Yes I did. To point out how moronic it is.
You're welcome!Ok, thanks for stopping by.
My brother in Christ that was almost 20 years ago. We've gotta let that go.He did fail on his own, but getting to this point involved Pederson turning the program upside down. We haven't had a true identity since, especially on offense.
About the exorcism? Of course it's a joke. About blaming Steve Pederson for the downfall of the program, absolutely not. Has there been time to correct the fallout from what he did, sure there has been. But I still blame Steve.I hope you aren't being serious, because that is such ridiculous nonsense.
Why not?So instead of being excited for the future, you start a thread to rehash the Solich firing.
:Rolleyes:
If Pederson would have handled things differently maybe Frost would have never even been here, or perhaps maybe at a later time when he had more experience. I think that is the point of this thread. Pederson jacked up the works and we have been unstable ever since.Pederson was a moron with an overly developed ego. I don’t think anybody is arguing that.
Frost failed on his own. I don’t think anybody is arguing that either.
It would have been nice if Osborne had a coaching tree with a few more branches, but that was a byproduct of his continuity and the loyalty he inspired.
Frost failed on his own. These excuses are ridiculous. Pederson firing Solich had no bearing on Frost's tenure.
It's the Butterfly Effect.
Or something.
We've hit a new all-time low in the excuse making category even after getting canned for being 16-31. It is baffling.Frost failed on his own. These excuses are ridiculous. Pederson firing Solich had no bearing on Frost's tenure.