Yeah. I bet he demands a helluva lot more commitment from his players than other coaches in the SEC.DrKennethNoisewater said:It takes a very high level of commitment to play college ball, <span style="font-weight: bold; font-style: italic;">especially under Mullen</span>.
that we are comparing him to every other coach in the country. Your post actually shows how delusional and obsessed you are and the mere utterence of "Mullen" makes you jump and run in circles screaming incoherently like your pants are on fire. Being that this is a MSU board and a MSU coach was talking about a MSU player who quit, maybe the poster was speaking relatively (thats how I took it). There is ZERO doubt that Mullen runs a much tougher,harder,etc... program than our last 2 coaches. Hell maybe further back than that, Im just not old enough to honestly commentOxpatchReb said:Yeah. I bet he demands a helluva lot more commitment from his players than other coaches in the SEC.DrKennethNoisewater said:It takes a very high level of commitment to play college ball, <span style="font-weight: bold; font-style: italic;">especially under Mullen</span>.
OxpatchReb said:with captain 17nutts at the helm, the humor was completely lost on them and I'm not responsible for their lunacy.
I was making an observation that MSU fans (not all of you, I'm sure) seem to think Mullen runs a tougher, more hard nosed, more bad assed, more 110%, more effort driven program than other coaches in the SEC (MOTHER17ING NUTT EXCLUDED, for you short timers). It's not true. Most (if not all) other coaches in the SEC (EXCEPT MOTHER17ING HOUSTON "EAT A SACK OF DICKS" NUTT) require the same amount (or more) of effort, commitment and drive from their players. Mullen is not the commitment king of the league.
Yet another case of Houston Nutt induced Tourette's syndrome. I once had a similar case with Sylvester cocksuckingshithellbitchdamn Croom.