Mark Durrant Tweet says a lot at several levels

"Taysom Hill found clutching knee in tunnel crying "Why? Why?" Person with crowbar resembling Bronco seen running away. #endofqbcontroversy"



When even local press who are former BYU Alums start turning on you and not just the Gordon Monsons of the world, it's a sad day. Even Wrubell is, in as discrete way as he can.

I think you're just reading into it too much.

Sarcasm always has some truth and irony.

dmcougar wrote:
Sarcasm always has some truth and irony.

If this was a T/F question, I'd go with false, based on the use of the word "always".



:)

Mark Durrant was making a joke, nothing more or less. Did you read his earlier in the day tweet about the church changing the baptism age to 6 for boys and 7 for girls? He uses twitter to be funny.

dmcougar wrote:
When even local press who are former BYU Alums start turning on you and not just the Gordon Monsons of the world, it's a sad day. Even Wrubell is, in as discrete way as he can.

Wrubell is about as in BYU's pocket as they come, so frankly it's startled me to see the criticism he's let loose today.

Mingjai wrote:

When even local press who are former BYU Alums start turning on you and not just the Gordon Monsons of the world, it's a sad day. Even Wrubell is, in as discrete way as he can.

Wrubell is about as in BYU's pocket as they come, so frankly it's startled me to see the criticism he's let loose today.

Wrubell levels constructive criticism whenever he feels the need. He usually confronts Bronco with stats and Bronco to his credit takes it seriously. If The coaches really called that play and Taysom didn't just take initiative and call his own number, this is a huge coaching blunder.

Please wake up and smell the hummus. It's not just about that one play(even though I think it was a called play). It's about a scheme.

As Gunk said, if the qb is running at least every fourth play, it's only a matter of time before the qb gets hurt. Do you et that?

If Taysom has a MCL or LCL tear or separation, e may never run as well or at least cut as well ever again.

Isn't that just tragically ironic? That, if true, he will be forced to become a drop back passer after the injury but Doman and Bronco didn't want to do that before the injury? Question is will they just shrug their shoulders and put him in the grave yard of qb''s they are stacking up or will they actually learn?