blue42 wrote:
blue42 wrote:
snoscythe wrote:
From the ESPN.com mid-season awards:
They Weren't Exactly Who We Thought They Were Award, brought to you by my ex-girlfriend:[/url] This is shared among a few different teams, all of whom posted big early wins that have carried less value with time. Michigan State's win over Oregon, though epic then, has lost steam as the Ducks have done the same. Ditto for Ohio State's early domination at Virginia Tech, Alabama's dismantling of Wisconsin and BYU's early thrillers over Nebraska and Boise State.
Not to mention UCLA is fading as well, taking some shine off a close loss as well...
UCLA has lost 4 starters on defense. They said on ESPN over the weekend that any program that loses 4 starters is going to lose a lot of games.
Yet when BYU loses 4 starters on any side of the ball and they struggle, it is the coaches fault! :whistle:
And your point is???? :whistle:
My point is ESPN is saying that UCLA is struggling because they have lost 4 defensive players (although I think they are struggling because they are overrated), but some BYU fans think if BYU loses 4 players and struggle they blame it on the coaches. :whistle:
You are just
whistling past the graveyard buddy. Nobody on this board ever blames the coach for things beyond their contro. That is all in your egg suck mule sad imagination...unless it's true... how did whatshizname say it, "I deal with reality and if you disagree, you're a bunch of sad sack homers living in a fantasy world. :whistle: :gross:
With that said, I'm so :~( , I guess I'm just a :crazy: living in a fantasy world.
I was at BYU during the Nielsen, Wilson, McMahon years and even though we lost games, when we broke the top 25, we were in seventh heaven.
I remember when Gifford went down in a bowl game with an injury and we realized the game was over, but we cheered the whole game through and we didn't blame the coach.
At work for NASA, I have to live in reality. Dealing with my depression, I suffer a lot, sometimes too much, because of reality. In football, soccer, volleyball, rugby, and basketball, and other BYU sports, I live in a fantasy world. I am a BYU homer and not only in sports, but in anything BYU, and I'm damn proud to be so and do so.
I am such a homer, when I get home from work, I sit down and watch BYU Sports Nation and I like it.
Hi. My name is Lynn and I am a BYU homer.
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