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time to drop football?
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isualum12
Member
I can't see how they would get dropped from Big Sky. Idaho is joining without football in 2014.
I understand the patient argument, unfortunately that drum has been played here for a long time. 4 years ago same story. Kramer does deserve longer then one year in most cases but these numbers this year are hard to look away from.
The notion of people associating with university because of the football team I am sure is true but it still doesn't make sense with me. 'give money to a school (academics) or even just be connected because I connect myself with a long time losing football program.' No that just doesn't sound right BUT I think your right about it for a large group of people.
I understand the patient argument, unfortunately that drum has been played here for a long time. 4 years ago same story. Kramer does deserve longer then one year in most cases but these numbers this year are hard to look away from.
The notion of people associating with university because of the football team I am sure is true but it still doesn't make sense with me. 'give money to a school (academics) or even just be connected because I connect myself with a long time losing football program.' No that just doesn't sound right BUT I think your right about it for a large group of people.
otis campbell
Active member
bhumble said:
3. :nod:
Mike tonight on the coaches show, said that the situation was worse than he imagined regarding the program here and he realized it last season. I'm parpaphrasing but he said his optimism (for wont of a better word) caused him to think that things were better than they actually were.
He said that his underclassmen were getting on the job training and they'll be better for it. He also said the guys coming back next year who couldn't participate this season will improve the defense.
He wouldn't set a time frame or a number of wins for next year but asked for patience from the fans, that the job will get done. He also thanked the fans for their support through the troubled times.
Mike also was very, very praise-worthy on his senior class who stuck together, didn't quit on him and did what was asked on and off the field. He said in some respects this senior group is the one he'll remember the most in his coaching career for what they had to work through.
He also hinted at some sort of announcement coming in the near future regarding the APR situation.
Next year ISU will play 12 games, six at home. They will not have a bye week and will play at Washington in week two and at BYU in week 11.
PBP
He said that his underclassmen were getting on the job training and they'll be better for it. He also said the guys coming back next year who couldn't participate this season will improve the defense.
He wouldn't set a time frame or a number of wins for next year but asked for patience from the fans, that the job will get done. He also thanked the fans for their support through the troubled times.
Mike also was very, very praise-worthy on his senior class who stuck together, didn't quit on him and did what was asked on and off the field. He said in some respects this senior group is the one he'll remember the most in his coaching career for what they had to work through.
He also hinted at some sort of announcement coming in the near future regarding the APR situation.
Next year ISU will play 12 games, six at home. They will not have a bye week and will play at Washington in week two and at BYU in week 11.
PBP
boisebengal
Active member
PBP, I thought they played Utah next season, not BYU?????
Whoever the person is that started this thread should have his manhood questioned. Do you quit when things are hard or don't go your way? HELL NO!! Get up and fight like hell to get better. I believe that ISU and WSU will both turn things around, but quitting in my mind is NEVER an option. :twocents:
i started it – here’s a little quote: insanity is defined as doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results – it’s attributed to albert einstein
you all just keep throwing money down a hole and ignoring the tide of reality
as for the insults – they are typically the device of someone who has no way of backing up their argument – it’s the last resort of someone who has already lost the argument (except in their own mind)
you all just keep throwing money down a hole and ignoring the tide of reality
as for the insults – they are typically the device of someone who has no way of backing up their argument – it’s the last resort of someone who has already lost the argument (except in their own mind)
Bengal4Sport
Member
Take a look at your own history of posts Spartan, and you are describing yourself
