jonnylingo wrote:
I could honestly barely make it through that interview. so many things show some stubbornness and incompetence.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=NvOMVyqWyaw#!
do you think a healthy qb would have given you a better chance to win in the last two games? bronco's answer "no i don't otherwise i would have taken him out". most fans with a brain can see this is wrong.
Bronco is really irritating me, much more than usual. he will never do what it takes for byu to go undefeated.
Let's see
Coach is trying to keep his team united and talks about it being a team effort and multiple things contributing to the poor performance - and hits the right 3 things, and gets a question about the Norm Chow UH player transfer flap and the controversial 2-point conversion call, and the coaching decision to play his injured starter over his uninjured, but inexperienced backups - does not slam anything down, doesn't yell at or ridicule anyone, does not pull out the old standard NO COMMENT, has a sense of humor about it all, manages the reporters well, does not storm out of the room, still had the team united even though some vocal fans want blood - and you could barely get through it
I get the sense that you will not be satisfied until he drags Riley Nelson out to mid-field on a stretcher Friday night and kicks him until seven independent medical authorities assure you he is dead - so the next Wunderkind in line can get started.
Never mind the fact that Hill respects and has as recently as this week been quoted about how Riley had taken him under his wing since week 1 and cheered him on. Never mind that Lark feels the same way. Never mind that all of the supposed divisiveness in the Locker Room in 2011 is clearly gone.
But even if you cannot see the value in all of that - and this though is for Taysom Hill fans only - Lark fans might cringe a little -
Bronco said, when asker yet another controversial question about starting Hill over Lark - the kind of question that if not answered carefully could divide a team -
Now get this - Riley wanting to play through the pain results in the coaches sticking to the same game-plan so that a last minute decision can be made as to whether to start Riley - as has been done the past two weeks - and since Hill us closest to Riley in style - he became the most natural fit to back-up Riley. So Hill got his shot - and nobody had to drag Lark out to mid-field and kick the crap out of him.
And the team is still UNITED. They do not QUIT.
What can we, as fans, learn from that?
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