One thing we have noted in the past is this team plays hard no matter what. There were moments in the first half where it looked like they were not. Will they show up in the 2nd half or is something new about to transpire? Hicks non-block and the last UW drive were red flags.
Losing to better team or quitting?
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No, we aren't, most of us called this type of a game. Wasn't too difficult to predict, honestly, and unfortunately.
Flood has created a culture that looks like our players quit, they don't.
Individualy they all give 100% effort, collectively they have no clue and don't know how to play, this is the culture Flood has created.
Individualy they all give 100% effort, collectively they have no clue and don't know how to play, this is the culture Flood has created.
Our D is awful - AWFUL - and was going to be lousy regardless of the losses at DB (guys, remember, they were BAD last year....) and Hamilton. Maybe a TD less in the blowouts, I'll give you that, but that's about it IMHO.
Our O is bad, too, and I don't see it getting much better. Aside from LC we simply don't have guys who are going to create great plays (see: "playmakers") out of nothing against good defenses. Yes, they can tear it up against **** D's, like NFSU, WSU, IU, and KU, but that's about it my friends. Don't let those games fool you guys (yes, we took advantage of a depleted MSU secondary, with LC, which kept us in the game...).
Our ST's, aside from Grant, are awful too, and that's a crying shame.
Our O is bad, too, and I don't see it getting much better. Aside from LC we simply don't have guys who are going to create great plays (see: "playmakers") out of nothing against good defenses. Yes, they can tear it up against **** D's, like NFSU, WSU, IU, and KU, but that's about it my friends. Don't let those games fool you guys (yes, we took advantage of a depleted MSU secondary, with LC, which kept us in the game...).
Our ST's, aside from Grant, are awful too, and that's a crying shame.
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