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cougarblue333There's just been a lot of discussion out there about a couple of comments that Bronco made referring to the Utah game last year and I wanted to gauge the reaction from other BYU fans who care enough to go to a message board like this one.
First one - The context was Bronco was being asked how many of Hallâs picks were throwing errors, and how many were just great defensive plays by Utah.
Bronco said, âI donât remember exactly. I havenât watched that game, since we played it. So, hard to say which was which, other than those were the end results, and we will try to improve it this year."
Second one - Bronco talking about getting the players to not focus on what happened last year. âOh, I think that there is so much football and so many things that have passed, they probably remember losing the game, but I am not sure they remember specific plays. I remember only maybe one or two plays from the game. So much goes in between a year ago and now, maybe friends and neighbors, they might dwell on it more than even our team. Thereâs too much here to get ready to play even this week, so I think just by the preparation it helps them keep their mind off whatever, if they had a tendency to lean toward last year.â
That Bronco only remembers 1 or 2 plays from last year doesn't bother me. A football coach has so much on his mind week to week that I don't expect him to remember tons of details from each individual game. But that Bronco hasn't watched the Utah game from last year does bother me a little bit. Obviously some things went very wrong in that game. I'd heard a lot from Bronco about the team evaluating themselves and learning from their mistakes. Wouldn't there be learning "opportunities" in that game? Just wondering what the rest of you think.
Here's to a satisfying win on Saturday.
First one - The context was Bronco was being asked how many of Hallâs picks were throwing errors, and how many were just great defensive plays by Utah.
Bronco said, âI donât remember exactly. I havenât watched that game, since we played it. So, hard to say which was which, other than those were the end results, and we will try to improve it this year."
Second one - Bronco talking about getting the players to not focus on what happened last year. âOh, I think that there is so much football and so many things that have passed, they probably remember losing the game, but I am not sure they remember specific plays. I remember only maybe one or two plays from the game. So much goes in between a year ago and now, maybe friends and neighbors, they might dwell on it more than even our team. Thereâs too much here to get ready to play even this week, so I think just by the preparation it helps them keep their mind off whatever, if they had a tendency to lean toward last year.â
That Bronco only remembers 1 or 2 plays from last year doesn't bother me. A football coach has so much on his mind week to week that I don't expect him to remember tons of details from each individual game. But that Bronco hasn't watched the Utah game from last year does bother me a little bit. Obviously some things went very wrong in that game. I'd heard a lot from Bronco about the team evaluating themselves and learning from their mistakes. Wouldn't there be learning "opportunities" in that game? Just wondering what the rest of you think.
Here's to a satisfying win on Saturday.

