Other CFB games
- By MojoYamamoto
- The House of Blue
- 88 Replies
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I will never forget Ulis shaking his head as Cal draws up a STUPID LOB play that caused a UK defeat last year.Ulis is the only good basketball mind on staff.
I hate to beat up on the kid but my goodness, it's a shame that he's having to play at all, let alone start. He gets abused on almost every passing down. He shouldn't be on the field until he's a junior or senior. We really have to hit the portal hard on the OL or next year may be even worse.
Didn't this time but rocked the waitress a 30 percent tip for keeping the buckets of beer coming. Only thing that sucked was Ky football. Cutter Boley has to be the man going forward.
I couldn't figure it out, either. The ball was too low to be intended for Brown who was well past the group of defenders. Key was crossing into the area but the pass was several yards in front of him. Maybe Brown was supposed to turn in instead of running a post? Definitely one that I couldn't see who he was throwing to.
I think it’s a given. We should have never hired him back in the first place
You start Boley
You take snaps from Brown. Maclin and Ferrier are better.
You run Wilcox till he can’t run.
Yeah, the buyout was a big issue, but that doesn't stop us from realizing Cal was washed and no longer the right man for the job.To me…and I’m speaking for just me…it was the buyout and who would take the program. I was done as well. But we were in a difficult situation.
I know.True but it ain’t changing. Get used to it.
Feinstein had a Chinese spy as her personal driver for over a decade. Swalwell slept with a Chinese spy and she placed a person on his campaign for president. Hunter Biden had video on his laptop of him sleeping with a Chinese Military officials daughter who is suspected of being a spy, Adam Schiff has ties to China, Mitch Mcconnell even has weird ties to China businesses. Money is ruining our government.
Gonna Paddle em in Seattle.The Beat Down in Rain Town
True but it ain’t changing. Get used to it.It's making us look worse than we are.
Cal stopped getting top end talent in 2016 (Fox/Monk/Bam), his schtick no longer worked, but the SEC was still weak enough where he could still pull it off, however with the exception of the 2020 team, he couldn't win the SEC, or the SECT.I've long been accused of being a Cal slurper, so I'll answer.
In the Spring of 2021 the 9-16 season was a complete fluke during a very strange moment in time. Duke had an awful season, Penn St. football had an awful season, weird things happened across the sports landscape. The year before that we had a great team that won the SEC and were in a good position to make a tournament run. We had also mad the Elite 8 two of the three seasons before that. You simply can't fire a coach with Cal's past after a single bad season, no matter how bad it is. Especially during those weird Covid times.
That St. Peter's season we had a legitimately fun and great team for the vast majority of the season. We blew Kansas off their home court. However, TyTy never fully recovered from his injury at Auburn, Grady could barely walk by the end of the year due to plantar fasciitis, and Oscar was a head case before the St. Peter's game (refused to board the plane because he had visions something bad was going to happen). I wouldn't want Cal fired after losing to St. Peter's any more than I would think K should have been fired after losing to Lehigh or Mercer. In a single elimination tournament anything can happen, and quite frankly it was the first time Cal had been upset like that in the first round.
After the Oakland loss I didn't think we would be better off with Cal. I wasn't going to be too excited coming into this year if he were still here. But if you truly believe it was a guarantee we couldn't have been worse off you're kidding yourself. Pope was a great hire, but he wasn't guaranteed. History is littered with schools thinking the grass would be greener with a new coach and getting stuck in a decades long cycle of mediocrity. And there was a lot of pissed off people on this board the night Pope was hired.
Ultimately, it has worked out very well so far. I don't think there's anyone who truly thinks at this point we would have been better off with Cal going forward. But I also think it's perfectly fair to recognize that there was always a risk his successor didn't work out.