Okay AClone, I have been following ISU for over 30 years now.
....but to call fans who recall the days of Walden, Criner, and yes, even McCarney, shallow you might want to consider what we have been through.
If it makes you feel any better, this makes season #31 for me. Yes, I remember Dexter Green. So don't pull that "you don't know what we've been through" garbage on me.
Do you know how many times we have had "good efforts" and been on the losing side or been ahead at the half and only to lose.
Yep, and how often was it in a coach's rebuilding second season, against a team that most people thought we were going to lose to by 42-17, with outstanding, even brilliant young talent on the field?
Lots of brilliant young talent;
I dont know how many times you can drink the kool aid before you realize that you are not going to get what you expect.
See, I have and have presented valid reasons to show things have changed, and I get dismissed as "drinking the koolaid". And "drinking the koolaid" just means blindly believing what everyone is telling you. You should remember Jonestown, so you know that's true. So, which of us is drinking the koolaid?
Yes, and that's exactly the steaming pile of dog poo I'm referring to. To have no better reason for saying that things will bever change, just because it's always been that way.
You, of all people, should remember what it was like before Johnny walked into town, when Hilton was a ghost town on gameday. Today's women's games draw bigger crowds. And that doesn't even include the leap to Floyd and Eustachy, and a heartbeat away from the Final Four. If the basketball program can improve that much, then so can the football program.
Saying "same old same old", that things will never change, is just a big pile of horse manure.