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<blockquote data-quote="Buster68_rivals" data-source="post: 131672110" data-attributes="member: 1832666">What's your problem?&nbsp; We don't give a sh*t about DH...he quit and left for greener pastures.&nbsp; It's hard to feel bad about him leaving since he has turned Houston from a conference contender into a laughing stock&nbsp; in the 2 years he's been there.&nbsp; No one is saying that NB has been a big success here, but he has done far more than DH has in order to get the opportunity to continue on.&nbsp; You dwell on the fact that DH won 7 games in his first year in the B12 with players like Geno, Tavon and Stedman (Bill Stewarts recruits).&nbsp; He won 4 games in year 2.&nbsp; If I recall, that team was ranked a pre-season top 10 and as high as #5 early in the season along with being described as a potential conference/national championship caliber team because of the returning players. It was the same team that was embarrassed by TT and a few others and lost in the Pinstripe bowl 38-14 to lowly Syracuse.&nbsp; DH was a classic example of an underachiever that year.&nbsp; Yet you continue to expound his coaching virtues while saying NB doesn't deserve a chance to prove what he can do.&nbsp; It's obvious you don't know jacksh*t on what your talking about.&nbsp; As I said, get a life.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Buster68_rivals, post: 131672110, member: 1832666"] What's your problem? We don't give a sh*t about DH...he quit and left for greener pastures. It's hard to feel bad about him leaving since he has turned Houston from a conference contender into a laughing stock in the 2 years he's been there. No one is saying that NB has been a big success here, but he has done far more than DH has in order to get the opportunity to continue on. You dwell on the fact that DH won 7 games in his first year in the B12 with players like Geno, Tavon and Stedman (Bill Stewarts recruits). He won 4 games in year 2. If I recall, that team was ranked a pre-season top 10 and as high as #5 early in the season along with being described as a potential conference/national championship caliber team because of the returning players. It was the same team that was embarrassed by TT and a few others and lost in the Pinstripe bowl 38-14 to lowly Syracuse. DH was a classic example of an underachiever that year. Yet you continue to expound his coaching virtues while saying NB doesn't deserve a chance to prove what he can do. It's obvious you don't know jacksh*t on what your talking about. As I said, get a life. [/QUOTE]

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