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I have no idea what you mean by this, but I think John Prine wrote a song about it,

Wow. Just wow.

Well, okay then. But let us consider that he considers his job as "monumental" and says so apparently with some frequency. Out loud. That is hardly going out of his way not to criticize. That is going out of his way to hang everything on the previous regime, whereas he left Temple as the holy...

The next time he goes out of his way to avoid criticizing the former coach and staff will be the first time. And describing his chore as "monumental" is a direct reflection of the 7-year contract and license to magnify everything he touches. D-Day was monumental. This is football. The former...

It is stuff like this that make me wonder If the new head ball coach has been promoted beyond his level of competence, the famed, or infamous, Peter Principle. A prime example of that may be (a spoiler alert here, for the name that can never be mentioned is about to be mentioned) ...Bill Lewis...

actually, I would love to have that picture.

I am gratified we had the perfect run/pass ratio and things are just peachy. I thought part of this was to score, though. How much id we score, and what did I miss? Throwing the ball sideways is just a triple option pitch, you know.

Any coach who tells any player that the season is a washout, and probably next year, and are we having fun yet? should be fired on the spot. That crap is for losers. He may have seven years but these players have five on the outside, and must they all be miserable because the coach can't figure...

Oh, come on now. He does not need help to fail. I have no idea how long I have been on this board, but a good spell, and another, way bad board previously. It was in that particular incarnation that I saw, once, the wish that Georgia Tech would lose big so that the coach would get fired, and...

You mean they won't? Why didn't somebody say something? [QUOTE="

The better he can make Temple look the less critics will focus on Saturday's result, but he is making himself, and the athletic director, look kind of dense. The facts cannot be changed, and those are that he was at Temple all of two years, had a mediocre record at a second tier program, and...

Hmm. Please define for us how any coach can thus leave a program ... after any academic season. Quit, retire, get fired, die ... there is always a junior class left. Or am I hallucinating?

Well, but exactly what is this new scheme? Does anybody know?

I'd sure hate to be a senior and be told we are tanking this season because winning is, you know, so hard. Maybe next year, too. Or for the next seven years even. You're right: win now with a system to fit the players you have.

Including the single wing, the forward pass, the shift, the option, and the dropkick to get things started. Besides which look a bit south to Statesboro and at least twice in the past few years they have flipped offenses completely.

You keep thinking, Butch. That's what you're good at.

All that being said, but he ain't no rookie HC. The AD passed up without even a how-do-you-do -- South Georgia gets out sometimes -- a couple of top notch OC with no HC experience, and opted for a candidate with two years at a second tier program. Said second tier just ate our lunch, but be that...

I sense you have an opinion fighting to get out.

The coaches had two weeks to get ready and 60 minutes to play. How much time do they want? It is a not very unique defense, anyway: blame it on the players.

I agree with what Howard Johnson said, and so for something new I have a serious question. Really, because his pictures drive me nuts. Does Collins have a problem with his neck and why turtlenecks all the time, which tend to make it look like his head comes straight out of his shoulders? It is...