No..It doesn't. It bothers me that we jump to extend just because we feel hope, but not wins. It bothers me that we lose games we should win, and at the same time feel great about winning games we should have lost...It all bothers me. But remember Red...Hope is a good thing, maybe the best of things, and no good thing ever dies.CDAGRIZ wrote: ↑Sat Apr 14, 2018 1:18 amFair, because this is the "Montana Grizzlies Football and the FCS and the Current Enrollment of Extremely Regional State Funded Universities" forum. Dude, you're a very rational poster. You guys needlessly and preemptively extended the contract of a guy who has never had a winning season, ever. That cannot make sense to you. It just can't.SACCAT66 wrote: ↑Sat Apr 14, 2018 12:53 amYep. That one, the one next to the failing school.
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Fair. Stern, but fair. Like the Russian Police. For you, I hope the turf in the SE endzone is as blue as I picture it my dreams, though it will likely be due to the chemical treatment in the shit pond. You guys should really name that thing, BTW. As another suggested moons ago, "The Settling Pond" has a decent ring.SACCAT66 wrote: ↑Sat Apr 14, 2018 1:34 amNo..It doesn't. It bothers me that we jump to extend just because we feel hope, but not wins. It bothers me that we lose games we should win, and at the same time feel great about winning games we should have lost...It all bothers me. But remember Red...Hope is a good thing, maybe the best of things, and no good thing ever dies.CDAGRIZ wrote: ↑Sat Apr 14, 2018 1:18 amFair, because this is the "Montana Grizzlies Football and the FCS and the Current Enrollment of Extremely Regional State Funded Universities" forum. Dude, you're a very rational poster. You guys needlessly and preemptively extended the contract of a guy who has never had a winning season, ever. That cannot make sense to you. It just can't.
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He’s 7-3 in the last ten conference games. But if we if throw out the two jiz beatdowns (come on now, those aren’t quality wins by any objective measure) he’s still at 5-3.CDAGRIZ wrote: ↑Sat Apr 14, 2018 1:18 amFair, because this is the "Montana Grizzlies Football and the FCS and the Current Enrollment of Extremely Regional State Funded Universities" forum. Dude, you're a very rational poster. You guys needlessly and preemptively extended the contract of a guy who has never had a winning season, ever. That cannot make sense to you. It just can't.SACCAT66 wrote: ↑Sat Apr 14, 2018 12:53 amYep. That one, the one next to the failing school.
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If the scats can reach the .500 mark under Choate, the are going to rename the town
from Bozo to Chokeville. Congrats.
from Bozo to Chokeville. Congrats.
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Everyone that has responded with a serious post......FU
Everyone that has responded with humor and/or sarcasm.....I applaud you.
Everyone that has responded with humor and/or sarcasm.....I applaud you.
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Interesting 7-3 conf stat. One of the reasons for an extension. I would have extended Choate in a heartbeat. Many positive signs.Cledus wrote: ↑Sat Apr 14, 2018 9:09 amHe’s 7-3 in the last ten conference games. But if we if throw out the two jiz beatdowns (come on now, those aren’t quality wins by any objective measure) he’s still at 5-3.CDAGRIZ wrote: ↑Sat Apr 14, 2018 1:18 amFair, because this is the "Montana Grizzlies Football and the FCS and the Current Enrollment of Extremely Regional State Funded Universities" forum. Dude, you're a very rational poster. You guys needlessly and preemptively extended the contract of a guy who has never had a winning season, ever. That cannot make sense to you. It just can't.
I find it interesting that some Griz fans who supported extending Stitt last year, but are making fun of the Choate extension. Oh, the irony. Supporting a coach taking a team from top 12 and 8, and 2 years of playoffs and wins over Cats, to not in the top 30, and back to back Cat losses and no playoffs--over a coach taking his team upward and to a 7-3 conference record and back to back wins over the Griz.
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I heard he went undefeated in the last 12.3 quarters played between 2 and 3 in the afternoon below the 48th parallel against teams with names on their jerseys, but I don't really have a quick way of checking because it's a stupid made up fucking stat that only an idiot would cite to gauge the merit of a head ball coach.Cledus wrote: ↑Sat Apr 14, 2018 9:09 amHe’s 7-3 in the last ten conference games. But if we if throw out the two jiz beatdowns (come on now, those aren’t quality wins by any objective measure) he’s still at 5-3.CDAGRIZ wrote: ↑Sat Apr 14, 2018 1:18 amFair, because this is the "Montana Grizzlies Football and the FCS and the Current Enrollment of Extremely Regional State Funded Universities" forum. Dude, you're a very rational poster. You guys needlessly and preemptively extended the contract of a guy who has never had a winning season, ever. That cannot make sense to you. It just can't.
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PR, I think it would make perfect sense to extend Choate's contract after this season if they were happy with the three-year results in Bozeman. I didn't and don't see the point in preemptively extending a losing HC to, what, keep him in town? Was he being lured by a Big 12 gig at 9-13? Just didn't make sense.PlayerRep wrote: ↑Sat Apr 14, 2018 9:57 amInteresting 7-3 conf stat. One of the reasons for an extension. I would have extended Choate in a heartbeat. Many positive signs.Cledus wrote: ↑Sat Apr 14, 2018 9:09 amHe’s 7-3 in the last ten conference games. But if we if throw out the two jiz beatdowns (come on now, those aren’t quality wins by any objective measure) he’s still at 5-3.CDAGRIZ wrote: ↑Sat Apr 14, 2018 1:18 amFair, because this is the "Montana Grizzlies Football and the FCS and the Current Enrollment of Extremely Regional State Funded Universities" forum. Dude, you're a very rational poster. You guys needlessly and preemptively extended the contract of a guy who has never had a winning season, ever. That cannot make sense to you. It just can't.
I find it interesting that some Griz fans who supported extending Stitt last year, but are making fun of the Choate extension. Oh, the irony. Supporting a coach taking a team from top 12 and 8, and 2 years of playoffs and wins over Cats, to not in the top 30, and back to back Cat losses and no playoffs--over a coach taking his team upward and to a 7-3 conference record and back to back wins over the Griz.
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When coaches are believed by the AD, former players, big boosters, fans, administrators, etc. to be making good progress in improving and building a program, they are renewed early all the time. It shows confidence in the coach and the direction he is headed. It helps with recruiting and asst coach stability.
The 7-3 conf stat is fairly impressive. The 2 wins in a row over the Griz are important.
"Results" are measured in more things than just wins, but obviously wins are important.
To me, extension was a no-brainer.
Who from the Big Sky has ever been lured to a Big 12 gig?
I heard some UM boosters say recently that UM should have hired Choate instead of Stitt. Don't know what the circumstances were.
The 7-3 conf stat is fairly impressive. The 2 wins in a row over the Griz are important.
"Results" are measured in more things than just wins, but obviously wins are important.
To me, extension was a no-brainer.
Who from the Big Sky has ever been lured to a Big 12 gig?
I heard some UM boosters say recently that UM should have hired Choate instead of Stitt. Don't know what the circumstances were.
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If Choate is this cocky with a 40% win record....imagine if they actually won the games they were supposed too!
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Who are you talking about? I can’t think of a single poster who fits that criteria. Ironic indeedPlayerRep wrote: ↑Sat Apr 14, 2018 9:57 amInteresting 7-3 conf stat. One of the reasons for an extension. I would have extended Choate in a heartbeat. Many positive signs.Cledus wrote: ↑Sat Apr 14, 2018 9:09 amHe’s 7-3 in the last ten conference games. But if we if throw out the two jiz beatdowns (come on now, those aren’t quality wins by any objective measure) he’s still at 5-3.CDAGRIZ wrote: ↑Sat Apr 14, 2018 1:18 amFair, because this is the "Montana Grizzlies Football and the FCS and the Current Enrollment of Extremely Regional State Funded Universities" forum. Dude, you're a very rational poster. You guys needlessly and preemptively extended the contract of a guy who has never had a winning season, ever. That cannot make sense to you. It just can't.
I find it interesting that some Griz fans who supported extending Stitt last year, but are making fun of the Choate extension. Oh, the irony. Supporting a coach taking a team from top 12 and 8, and 2 years of playoffs and wins over Cats, to not in the top 30, and back to back Cat losses and no playoffs--over a coach taking his team upward and to a 7-3 conference record and back to back wins over the Griz.
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AZ? CDA? Many of the Stitt supporters are in this category.garizzalies wrote: ↑Sat Apr 14, 2018 10:41 amWho are you talking about? I can’t think of a single poster who fits that criteria. Ironic indeedPlayerRep wrote: ↑Sat Apr 14, 2018 9:57 amInteresting 7-3 conf stat. One of the reasons for an extension. I would have extended Choate in a heartbeat. Many positive signs.Cledus wrote: ↑Sat Apr 14, 2018 9:09 amHe’s 7-3 in the last ten conference games. But if we if throw out the two jiz beatdowns (come on now, those aren’t quality wins by any objective measure) he’s still at 5-3.CDAGRIZ wrote: ↑Sat Apr 14, 2018 1:18 am
Fair, because this is the "Montana Grizzlies Football and the FCS and the Current Enrollment of Extremely Regional State Funded Universities" forum. Dude, you're a very rational poster. You guys needlessly and preemptively extended the contract of a guy who has never had a winning season, ever. That cannot make sense to you. It just can't.
I find it interesting that some Griz fans who supported extending Stitt last year, but are making fun of the Choate extension. Oh, the irony. Supporting a coach taking a team from top 12 and 8, and 2 years of playoffs and wins over Cats, to not in the top 30, and back to back Cat losses and no playoffs--over a coach taking his team upward and to a 7-3 conference record and back to back wins over the Griz.
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Think Stitt was 6-7 in conference after mid-season in 2016.
Look at all the fans who wanted to extend Stitt coming into the Cat game. Would have been 6-6 then.
Look at all the fans who wanted to extend Stitt coming into the Cat game. Would have been 6-6 then.
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HelenaHandBasket wrote:Everyone that has responded with a serious post......FU
Everyone that has responded with humor and/or sarcasm.....I applaud you.
Agreed......This had the potential to be a really fun thread.
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His actual conference record is 7-9 , way to cherry pick stats. Pretty impressive.garizzalies wrote: ↑Sat Apr 14, 2018 10:41 amWho are you talking about? I can’t think of a single poster who fits that criteria. Ironic indeedPlayerRep wrote: ↑Sat Apr 14, 2018 9:57 amInteresting 7-3 conf stat. One of the reasons for an extension. I would have extended Choate in a heartbeat. Many positive signs.Cledus wrote: ↑Sat Apr 14, 2018 9:09 amHe’s 7-3 in the last ten conference games. But if we if throw out the two jiz beatdowns (come on now, those aren’t quality wins by any objective measure) he’s still at 5-3.CDAGRIZ wrote: ↑Sat Apr 14, 2018 1:18 am
Fair, because this is the "Montana Grizzlies Football and the FCS and the Current Enrollment of Extremely Regional State Funded Universities" forum. Dude, you're a very rational poster. You guys needlessly and preemptively extended the contract of a guy who has never had a winning season, ever. That cannot make sense to you. It just can't.
I find it interesting that some Griz fans who supported extending Stitt last year, but are making fun of the Choate extension. Oh, the irony. Supporting a coach taking a team from top 12 and 8, and 2 years of playoffs and wins over Cats, to not in the top 30, and back to back Cat losses and no playoffs--over a coach taking his team upward and to a 7-3 conference record and back to back wins over the Griz.
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Whoa, whoa, haha! I was a Stitt supporter when he was the HC of the UM Grizzlies. We definitely made an upgrade.PlayerRep wrote: ↑Sat Apr 14, 2018 10:56 amAZ? CDA? Many of the Stitt supporters are in this category.garizzalies wrote: ↑Sat Apr 14, 2018 10:41 amWho are you talking about? I can’t think of a single poster who fits that criteria. Ironic indeedPlayerRep wrote: ↑Sat Apr 14, 2018 9:57 amInteresting 7-3 conf stat. One of the reasons for an extension. I would have extended Choate in a heartbeat. Many positive signs.
I find it interesting that some Griz fans who supported extending Stitt last year, but are making fun of the Choate extension. Oh, the irony. Supporting a coach taking a team from top 12 and 8, and 2 years of playoffs and wins over Cats, to not in the top 30, and back to back Cat losses and no playoffs--over a coach taking his team upward and to a 7-3 conference record and back to back wins over the Griz.
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Fair enough, but I think of it like this: If he tanks this season, they will likely want to get rid of him.PlayerRep wrote: ↑Sat Apr 14, 2018 10:26 amWhen coaches are believed by the AD, former players, big boosters, fans, administrators, etc. to be making good progress in improving and building a program, they are renewed early all the time. It shows confidence in the coach and the direction he is headed. It helps with recruiting and asst coach stability.
The 7-3 conf stat is fairly impressive. The 2 wins in a row over the Griz are important.
"Results" are measured in more things than just wins, but obviously wins are important.
To me, extension was a no-brainer.
Who from the Big Sky has ever been lured to a Big 12 gig?
I heard some UM boosters say recently that UM should have hired Choate instead of Stitt. Don't know what the circumstances were.
If he succeeds this season, the extension would be just as ready to sign after the 2018 campaign.
I definitely would agree with signing him up early if his first two years were stellar.
They were not.
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I wasn't cherry picking. It's called trend analysis. I chose the last TEN conference games because that's when MSU got its first conference win under Choate. If MSU had gotten the two-pt conversion against NAU his last ten conference record would be 8-2 and he'd still have a losing total record. Normal people and people who have common sense can see MSU is trending the right way. And then there's you, which is an entirely different discussion.catsack wrote: ↑Sat Apr 14, 2018 11:31 amHis actual conference record is 7-9 , way to cherry pick stats. Pretty impressive.garizzalies wrote: ↑Sat Apr 14, 2018 10:41 amWho are you talking about? I can’t think of a single poster who fits that criteria. Ironic indeedPlayerRep wrote: ↑Sat Apr 14, 2018 9:57 amInteresting 7-3 conf stat. One of the reasons for an extension. I would have extended Choate in a heartbeat. Many positive signs.
I find it interesting that some Griz fans who supported extending Stitt last year, but are making fun of the Choate extension. Oh, the irony. Supporting a coach taking a team from top 12 and 8, and 2 years of playoffs and wins over Cats, to not in the top 30, and back to back Cat losses and no playoffs--over a coach taking his team upward and to a 7-3 conference record and back to back wins over the Griz.
Besides, how is it different when you completely ignore Hauck's record at UNLV when arriving at your conclusion that he will leave nothing but a smoldering pile of rubble in his wake? The reality is Hauck's trend as a head coach is not good.
If this still doesn't make any sense, then maybe I could scrounge up a box of crayons and draw a picture for you.
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UNLV is not UM, and Choaeches's record is 9-13.Cledus wrote: ↑Sat Apr 14, 2018 12:08 pmI wasn't cherry picking. It's called trend analysis. I chose the last TEN conference games because that's when MSU got its first conference win under Choate. If MSU had gotten the two-pt conversion against NAU his last ten conference record would be 8-2 and he'd still have a losing total record. Normal people and people who have common sense can see MSU is trending the right way. And then there's you, which is an entirely different discussion.catsack wrote: ↑Sat Apr 14, 2018 11:31 amHis actual conference record is 7-9 , way to cherry pick stats. Pretty impressive.garizzalies wrote: ↑Sat Apr 14, 2018 10:41 amWho are you talking about? I can’t think of a single poster who fits that criteria. Ironic indeedPlayerRep wrote: ↑Sat Apr 14, 2018 9:57 am
Interesting 7-3 conf stat. One of the reasons for an extension. I would have extended Choate in a heartbeat. Many positive signs.
I find it interesting that some Griz fans who supported extending Stitt last year, but are making fun of the Choate extension. Oh, the irony. Supporting a coach taking a team from top 12 and 8, and 2 years of playoffs and wins over Cats, to not in the top 30, and back to back Cat losses and no playoffs--over a coach taking his team upward and to a 7-3 conference record and back to back wins over the Griz.
Besides, how is it different when you completely ignore Hauck's record at UNLV when arriving at your conclusion that he will leave nothing but a smoldering pile of rubble in his wake? The reality is Hauck's trend as a head coach is not good.
If this still doesn't make any sense, then maybe I could scrounge up a box of crayons and draw a picture for you.
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Only if they could’ve scored a few more points, his record would be special! If could be used in lots of games it would change every teams record only IF! LolCledus wrote: ↑Sat Apr 14, 2018 12:08 pmI wasn't cherry picking. It's called trend analysis. I chose the last TEN conference games because that's when MSU got its first conference win under Choate. If MSU had gotten the two-pt conversion against NAU his last ten conference record would be 8-2 and he'd still have a losing total record. Normal people and people who have common sense can see MSU is trending the right way. And then there's you, which is an entirely different discussion.catsack wrote: ↑Sat Apr 14, 2018 11:31 amHis actual conference record is 7-9 , way to cherry pick stats. Pretty impressive.garizzalies wrote: ↑Sat Apr 14, 2018 10:41 amWho are you talking about? I can’t think of a single poster who fits that criteria. Ironic indeedPlayerRep wrote: ↑Sat Apr 14, 2018 9:57 am
Interesting 7-3 conf stat. One of the reasons for an extension. I would have extended Choate in a heartbeat. Many positive signs.
I find it interesting that some Griz fans who supported extending Stitt last year, but are making fun of the Choate extension. Oh, the irony. Supporting a coach taking a team from top 12 and 8, and 2 years of playoffs and wins over Cats, to not in the top 30, and back to back Cat losses and no playoffs--over a coach taking his team upward and to a 7-3 conference record and back to back wins over the Griz.
Besides, how is it different when you completely ignore Hauck's record at UNLV when arriving at your conclusion that he will leave nothing but a smoldering pile of rubble in his wake? The reality is Hauck's trend as a head coach is not good.
If this still doesn't make any sense, then maybe I could scrounge up a box of crayons and draw a picture for you.