The players seemed to enjoy the post-game snow angels last night.
Maybe things aren't so bad.
Maybe things aren't so bad.
Asking again: Has the rot started to set in?
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Eh, we'll only average 6 yds/play in the bowl game and the 'rot' talk will be back.
The rot crew really likes this approach, I am afraid they will be stinking things up around here for a while. Until they can find a new angle.
LOL. Whoa pal you got me. That entire garbage thread and this is what you picked out?
From the very next page that you didn't bump though:
Played out OK!
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A Rotter says something, but no one GAF about their stupid thoughts.
People forget how poorly this program was doing until the seat warmed up a bit, and the person occupying it was made aware of that fact.
How do you know the seat warmed?
Like do you actually think you influenced the offense looking better against bad defenses?
Words have consequences. If you don’t like people digging up statements you made and calling you out, you are thin skinned. It’s laughable when you whine about having your statement exposed for what it is. A simple, “I was wrong” and then moving on would be appropriate but we all know that’s not how anonymous ego’s on the internet play out.
Earth to Mr. Frog: his seat was never warm
If you truly believe MC's was warming up, then you really know nothing about MC, JP, or President Wintersteen. Also, you don't know much about football.
Oh for ***** sake. The seat wasn’t warming up.
Thankfully we started calling the 70 yard rushing touchdown plays that we were holding onto all season. Rot avoided.
My “Like” of this post is the epitome of an “Angry Up-vote”.
You mean the young team started to gel as season went on.
And the new OLine coach philosophies started to take hold.
And a red shirt freshmen QB really came around and had better numbers than Purdy did his freshmen year.
Is this what you are trying to say? Cuz if so I agree team had some great plays this year
Honestly this season started out how most have under Campbell. As fans, we have every right to ***** and moan about the poor play in September, against Iowa etc. But at the end of the day, a 7-5 season is quite palatable. I think most would have considered 6-6 a success (I know I would have). The team was young and under severe scrutiny all offseason leading up to the first kick off. The UNI game got weird early and I don't think provided adequate reps or preparation for Iowa/Ohio. All things considered, Campbell gets a pass for the slow start this season. I would like to see the team come out of the gate the same way they tend to finish campaigns under Campbell. Maybe with a more experienced team next season, we see that.
I guess “I’m right - You’re wrong” is just what the internet is, but after a great victory it’s sad to see this thread pop immediately back up.
Early-season-CMC has typically been somewhat disappointing which is offset by late-season-CMC which can be elating.
This is the best positive consistency Cyclone football has ever had, and I’m grateful for it. Even with the early-season issues and occasional mid-late season KU-like games.
Early-season-CMC has typically been somewhat disappointing which is offset by late-season-CMC which can be elating.
This is the best positive consistency Cyclone football has ever had, and I’m grateful for it. Even with the early-season issues and occasional mid-late season KU-like games.
The team improved a ton this year. Absolutely thrilled with the strides we made in all three phases.
I think the single biggest personnel move we made was moving freshman Black into the starting lineup at guard (and removing the previous occupant). The future is looking really bright upfront.
I think the single biggest personnel move we made was moving freshman Black into the starting lineup at guard (and removing the previous occupant). The future is looking really bright upfront.