In that case, let the Chris Favoroso character assasination begin!
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Chris Favoroso Leaving
- Thread starter Merkleman
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Honestly I think most of you would agree as of today, there has been less turnover than many anticipated. At least, less than I anticipated considering the two styles of coaching l, position changes and the difference in the personalities of this staff from the last.
nzone said:
He asked to be released from his obligation. Does BH have to beg him to stay?
Look dudes leave for many reasons and it’s not usually because the player or coaches are at fault.
alabamagrizzly
Well-known member
Paytonlives said:
Well unless merkle completely made up his story about Baer, I’d say we can put this one squarely on him. Yes, Chris could have decided to fight through the adversity and try to prove them wrong and hopefully win the job back if Baer was gonna give him a fair chance, but it sounds like he was one, being forced into a position change that probably didn’t suit him, two, severely insulted about the caliber of player he is, and three, graduating anyway and can probably play almost anywhere in the country, including several FBS schools. Sure, you have to earn respect and a job but I think he had mostly done that and definitely didn’t deserve complete disrespect.
alabamagrizzly said:
True... If thats what happened.
Copper Griz
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My greatest fear - BH and staff are stuck in the 80, 90's and early 2000 with their mentality. The world is changing and changing rapidly. This is not exclusive to football, but absolutely relevant. They may have to consider changing their management style a bit. I won't blame Favoroso on the coaches, nor any other player leaving because none of us know what has truly transpired. Getting hard nosed kids who turn that "insult" into energy and desire, well there are fewer and fewer of them these days. Just a reality. BH seems to have softened/adapted in his interviews. Not sure about interaction with the team.
This one is directly on Baer. I've heard from a number of folks he is an egotistical douche nozzle who does not respect the players. If this story is true, and judging by Chris's quote below, it is....then Baer can suck it.
"It was one of the most enjoyable parts of my life, playing at Montana. I made great friends, my girlfriend's here, my home's here," Favoroso said. "The time I was here, from when I got here to the end of last season, I would say it was one of the greatest experiences of my life. I love Montana. I love Missoula. I love the people here. I loved playing football here. It's something I'll never forget. I'll always look back on this part of my life and be so grateful. It was like paradise"
"It was one of the most enjoyable parts of my life, playing at Montana. I made great friends, my girlfriend's here, my home's here," Favoroso said. "The time I was here, from when I got here to the end of last season, I would say it was one of the greatest experiences of my life. I love Montana. I love Missoula. I love the people here. I loved playing football here. It's something I'll never forget. I'll always look back on this part of my life and be so grateful. It was like paradise"
argh! said:
I agree a few losses stung pretty well but expect a lot more even out of the kids that were on the field a bunch last year. Totally different mindset.
:lol: :lol: :lol:Ursa Major said:
Obviously he’s a quitter who doesn’t want to be he-
Erm...well...uuuhhhhh...something something whiny millennials.HookedonGriz said:
JSTGriz said:
grizghost said:
I’m starting to see the new staff’s style. :lol:
MiningCityGrizFan
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