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Press Conference this afternoon... Stitt is Gone
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griznative24
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reinell30 said:
:roll:
IdaGriz01
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Just casually watching (not invested in Stitt, Hauck, or anybody else), but I had a passing thought when I saw that the press conference had been kicked back from 2:30 to 4:00.HookedonGriz said:
More time to get ducks in a row to announce "Stitt out" (old news, now) and "Hauck in" ?? :?:
Just a thought.
granitegriz
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+1 dayday, hope it happens!!
VimSince03
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AZGrizFan said:
Yeah and so did Ferriter. My point was Chad Germer and Bobby were together for several years in the 2000s.
griznative24 said:
After watching the Griz lose to the cats 2 years in a row, many Griz fans have morphed into cat fans.
:!: :!: :!: BRING BACK BOBBY FOR CHRIST SAKES :!: :!: :!: :!:
THE MUDDA FUDDER DOMINATED THE FCS AND BROUGHT US THE HIGHEST PAID CB IN THE FRICKING NFL :!: :!: :!:
THE MUDDA FUDDER DOMINATED THE FCS AND BROUGHT US THE HIGHEST PAID CB IN THE FRICKING NFL :!: :!: :!:
griznative24
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SoldierGriz said:
You talkin' bout me?
griznative24 said:
No...post above yours. You know, pre-season national champs an all. :lol:
griznative24
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SoldierGriz said:
Indeed :lol: :lol: :lol:
Never thought I would see the day Griz fans went for that.
IdaGriz01
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Now that I've entered this conversation.
Stitt: Seemed like a Hell of a nice guy, and really bright. I feel super-bad for him and his family. But I always worried about his kind of experience. Every player he had a Mines was smart, smart, smart. They had to be ... just to get into the school. Explain the offensive and defensive schemes and how they're suppose to work, throw in some practice to iron out the kinks, and things are going to happen. There, his upside (good record, but no championships) was limited by the number of prime athletes he could recruit, ones who could meet the high academic requirements.
At UM, he could recruit better athletes, but -- with all due respect -- some are not going to be all that swift. Everything we've heard suggests that his offensive scheme(s) took a year for the QB to really grasp. That suggests to me that any simplified versions he had to implement were not going to be that effective -- which I think we saw. I have studied offensive football some, and I think a case can be made for this notion. Not so up on D schemes ... but you kind of wonder if the same problem happened on that side. Clever, but complex D schemes that led to blown assignments (which we also saw).
Re: B. Hauck. Not the warmest public personality, so I can't say I was, or am a fan. But he was effective when he was here before. Failure is the best teacher, they say. And, let's be honest, BH had an epic fail at UNLV. But since then he has also under-studied under Rocky Long, one of the best Head Coaches out there. Hopefully, some of the rough edges that made many people hate his guts have been honed off ... so he has a chance to come back. If nothing else ... the Special Teams would be way better. :lol: (But then, they could hardly be worse, could they.)
Stitt: Seemed like a Hell of a nice guy, and really bright. I feel super-bad for him and his family. But I always worried about his kind of experience. Every player he had a Mines was smart, smart, smart. They had to be ... just to get into the school. Explain the offensive and defensive schemes and how they're suppose to work, throw in some practice to iron out the kinks, and things are going to happen. There, his upside (good record, but no championships) was limited by the number of prime athletes he could recruit, ones who could meet the high academic requirements.
At UM, he could recruit better athletes, but -- with all due respect -- some are not going to be all that swift. Everything we've heard suggests that his offensive scheme(s) took a year for the QB to really grasp. That suggests to me that any simplified versions he had to implement were not going to be that effective -- which I think we saw. I have studied offensive football some, and I think a case can be made for this notion. Not so up on D schemes ... but you kind of wonder if the same problem happened on that side. Clever, but complex D schemes that led to blown assignments (which we also saw).
Re: B. Hauck. Not the warmest public personality, so I can't say I was, or am a fan. But he was effective when he was here before. Failure is the best teacher, they say. And, let's be honest, BH had an epic fail at UNLV. But since then he has also under-studied under Rocky Long, one of the best Head Coaches out there. Hopefully, some of the rough edges that made many people hate his guts have been honed off ... so he has a chance to come back. If nothing else ... the Special Teams would be way better. :lol: (But then, they could hardly be worse, could they.)
Blgs Griz Fan
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coyote said:
If they did they were band wagon fans and will be back after we take care of little brother.
