What you and your brother struggle to realize is that you're both wildly inconsistent.
Leach is #1!!!
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What you and your brother struggle to realize is that you're both wildly inconsistent.
No, the bowl game was just part of another losing season, and that's why it's like 2009.
I'm bestowing a new title upon you- Ed may now be known as the Great Non-Starter and Keeper of the Laws of Historical Fact and Probability.
Why didn't Chima give up a TD on every play. If he was soooo sloooow he should have given up 300 TD's in 2007.
You are such a hater. Wulff had four conference victories, which is one more than Doba had in 2007 and equal to what Leach had in 2013.
Says the guy who has posted 400 times in the last few days, but I'm sure Seven-11 doesn't miss you too much after you quit your day job.
Well...as smart as you are you probably know that the center probably engaged with the MLB cause the Cougs played a 4-3
Says the guy who has about 7,000 more posts than me.
BTW, you are living up to your name YakiStalker since you know I quit my day job back in 2009
My fault, forgot Dotson was an early enrollee, and it happened before he coached a game. So, your example is a guy who left school never seeing a snap, and hasn't been on the team since 2013, and you're suggesting that because you don't know what discipline he got, that he wasn't disciplined. If only he'd written ESPN a letter...
Four months in, you've got the team letting an early enrollee freshman drink 3 or 4, then hop in the car. Hell of a new culture Wulff had left in place, I wish there'd been continuity in the Marquess Wilson asskissing.
And that is different than Barrignton and Atofau? They were booted upon finding out they were growing? Yet you bring that up as a lack of discipline.
I hear you Wulffui...you use the two recruits from Seattle as poster child of the lack of discipline, yet had they ever been arrested before? How would any coach know they were growing?
And yes, there are plenty of examples when a kid is driving drunk he is suspended from practice and or games.
Or, he had a taped up sprained ankle. Or, he had the flu. I could think of a half dozen other things that could answer this. Vince Mayle ran the slowest 40 yard dash at the combine for receivers. Just changing his stance slightly for an injury made him the slowest.
I watched Chima as a freshman and while he was not a speed demon, he was not too slow to play CB. Wulff his hired, a new S & C is hired and fattens up the players, along with terrible coaching from everyone involved and we all saw what happened.
I watched Chima as a freshman and while he was not a speed demon, he was not too slow to play CB. Wulff his hired, a new S & C is hired and fattens up the players, along with terrible coaching from everyone involved and we all saw what happened.
Stephen Falken: The whole point was to find a way to practice nuclear war discuss pointless, stupid, historic Cougar minutiae without destroying ourselves. To get the computers childish, have-to-have-the-last-word babies to learn from mistakes we couldn't afford to make. Except, I never could get Joshua all those "baffoons" to learn the most important lesson.
David Lightman: What's that?
Stephen Falken: Futility. That there's a time when you should just give up.
How about a nice game of chess?
David Lightman: What's that?
Stephen Falken: Futility. That there's a time when you should just give up.
How about a nice game of chess?
Wulff compromised on grades, talent and character. Barrington was a grade risk. Atofau was a character risk.
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Do you realize how ridiculous that sounds?
A cb should never get caught from behind by a olineman unless he has a broken leg. At which case he shouldn't be in the game.
Wulff was a bad coach..but the lengths you guys go to slam him and blame nonsense on him is ridiculous.
"He ruined Gibson, he made Chima slow, he made Tuel stay in bounds." For F sakes
You weren't an athlete, were you? I know first hand that things happen. Again, you and your brother are always saying context matters. Yet, it is only a one way street with you two.
If it was the Hawaii game at (the former) Quest Field, I was there. But, I do not remember the play. So, I cannot comment on it and I sure as hell do not trust you two.
This place was so nice when you both took a hiatus. No arguments. Friendly banter.
It would be
He was definitely going for the TD. Just stopped him a mere 68 yards short.
If Chima is as slow as everyone says, wouldn't a wideout have just caught him five yards further downfield?
Actually, I did not know this, but you wouldn't be paranoid if everyone wasn't out to get you, right? And I haven't had 7,000 more posts than you've had in the past few days, but by week's end, it's clear you will have surpassed my count that goes back a dozen years. But that's OK. The inmates have the keys to the asylum for the moment (Britton's absence) and are bouncing off the message-board walls in their psychotic glory. This is too damn funny to watch.
Good point. Hawaii ran the Run & Shoot with four receivers at all times. The center must have been faster than all of them too to make the tackle before they did.
I'm glad that I was the first thing you thought of at 6:35 in the morning YakiStalker
Its very clear that you and dgibbons àmong a few others have never played a down of football.
Next thing I'll hear is that Chima must have slipped on a banana peel...that Wulff accidently threw on the field.
Its funny that you mention the non arguments and the friendly banter because it was you who called Ed a liar when he posted that Chima was run down by a lineman. And that's not the only time you accused him of lying...on a freaking msg board! Do you realize how ridiculous that sounds?
Neither one of us tend to follow the herd mentality so prevalent around here...so I'm sorry if you find us not conforming to the mentality here
Is that where "Wulff's draft record of players he coached (a late #1 in Bucannon, late #2 with Roos, assorted unimpactful late round picks) is pretty much the same as Price"- you know, the guy with two QB's drafted in the top two- came from? Breaking from the herd mentality that said Price was better than Wulff?
Much like criticizing Leach, (OK, it's harder, because 9-40...) there are defenses of Wulff that aren't just massive leaps of imagination. Comparing his draft record to Mike Price, though... man.
Edit- so you're clear, I'm referring to this gem.
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I don't think developing 1 NFL Pro Bowler, a 6th round draft pick who did nothing, a practice squad player and a guy who "might" be drafted, all in, what, 20 years of coaching, says as much as you think it does.
It rivals exactly what Price was able to do.
In Ed's defense, I believe that post was specifically about OL drafted.
Kind of one in a long line of imaginary feathers to put in Wulff's cap, but not an inaccurate comment otherwise.
You are so full of it. You already commented on it. You said it didn't happen. You said no way it happened and I changed my story. There is no context. Chima picked up a fumble at the one. The lineman caught up with him at the 31. It was in the south west portion of the stadium, Chima was running along the sideline from southwest to NWest. There was no one in front of him. The only player in pursuit was the olineman. No ultra fast TE.
It happened. So Chima was slow. Horton was slow too. Big deal. It just makes a difference when Hicks runs a 4.85 40 and he is your free safety. Chima probably should have been playing the position that Grinch is play Lemora a lot in spring practice, closer to the box.
And Buchanon and a sinus infection when Locker out ran him in the Apple Cup in 2010 when that TD was called back. Sheesh. How about this-at that time locker was faster than Buchanon.
And in terms of "board pollution"...I know what you mean.
How about the DB's weren't in the chase. Only the lineman. Two if not three were all the way on the other side of the field. There was not one DB in pursuit of Chima. If Chima outruns the center, he scores.
Nope...I am not sure that is what I said. But in Price's first four recruiting classes how many Olineman were drafted? How many players did he have drafted?
Actually, there wasn't a wideout within 20 yards, so if you think that player should have caught him then there is a story to tell.
Actually, Ed... It's NFL Draft day so, Yeah... I would like to visit that specific topic (maybe in a new thread???) Who got drafted from Price's first four classes?
That wideouts are supposed to be fast, (especially compared to our secondary, considering how Hawaii shredded them) and he still had 68 yards to cover?
It's not a long story, mind you, but an accurate summary nonetheless.
Only One draft pick out of Prices first four recruiting classes ever got drafted??? Not buying it.
Yep...and if he has a 20 yard head start on the WR cause they weren't in pursuit, then he would have been epically slow, which he wasn't. Sorry Wulffui, only one player was in pursuit and it was a lineman. Yep...Must have been the angle from the seven yard line.
It's funny, because you say it like it's sarcasm, but since he tackled him only 25 yards downfield, it must have been true, also.
