according to certain posters on Gene's are: 1. continuity...we will never be good without sticking it out with a coach 2. probation...we promised Croom 4 years after probation ended and he needs 2 more years to completely turn things around. I cannot believe somebody believes this stuff. 5 years is an eternity in college football today. If he was 30-31 instead of 21-40 these arguments might make sense.
The two biggest arguments for keeping Croom....
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The douchenozzle MSU fans who think we are a revolving door need a goddam reality check. Damn, we held on to Jackie for 3 years too long because we were too f'ing scared to go search for a coach, and now this. Coaches nowadays don't have any damn loyalty and nobody expects them to have any. It's a BUSINESS and at MSU, business is in the *******.
I really, really hate MSU fans sometimes. Grow a sack and step into reality. That goes for you too, Byrne. Nut up and make this EASY decision. Can Crooms now!!!!!!!
I really, really hate MSU fans sometimes. Grow a sack and step into reality. That goes for you too, Byrne. Nut up and make this EASY decision. Can Crooms now!!!!!!!
Name one game that you could say was won with his coaching philosophy.
The man could have re-assigned Woody to another coaching position on the team after last year and brought in some fresh ideas. He did not. He has had 5 years to orchestrate a plan to take his ideas as a football coach and produce something that the majority of fans could be proud of. His plan has not worked for MSU. From a mangement point of view, he was given a lot of responsibility with no HC experience and so far results have not met the Stock owners approval. After last year made 4 years of ugly offensive production, you have to think someone in the power told him to cut Woody back and change directions or take a chance on losing his job if we were not winners in 2008. I will hope that the scenario most people throw around for the end of this year actually took place last year and we will be seeing a change in leadership.
As a sidenote...Tyson Lee may not be SEC cailber but to me he does show a lot of heart and leadership and I appreciate his effort in giving his all. He took a lot of big hits today while trying to stay in the pocket and make some throws.
The man could have re-assigned Woody to another coaching position on the team after last year and brought in some fresh ideas. He did not. He has had 5 years to orchestrate a plan to take his ideas as a football coach and produce something that the majority of fans could be proud of. His plan has not worked for MSU. From a mangement point of view, he was given a lot of responsibility with no HC experience and so far results have not met the Stock owners approval. After last year made 4 years of ugly offensive production, you have to think someone in the power told him to cut Woody back and change directions or take a chance on losing his job if we were not winners in 2008. I will hope that the scenario most people throw around for the end of this year actually took place last year and we will be seeing a change in leadership.
As a sidenote...Tyson Lee may not be SEC cailber but to me he does show a lot of heart and leadership and I appreciate his effort in giving his all. He took a lot of big hits today while trying to stay in the pocket and make some throws.
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