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by BoiseBYU · 12/19/2015
KingCoug wrote:
Fool's gold unfortunately.
I'd do anything to be wrong.
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BoiseBYU wrote:Fool's gold unfortunately.
I'd do anything to be wrong.
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Then believe! :)
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TulaneVandyRiceCoug wrote:
We need the D to continue to shut them down.
We need one special play (a pick 6 from Kai Nacua or something).
We need offensive perfection.
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BroncoBot wrote:
BYU still has a heartbeat.
Cougarfan87 wrote:
Beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep
Cougs_Rule wrote:
You only believe bc Bronco has resigned and brought an end to a near total domination by our rival and we all beleive in new blood (except for two guys on here who seem so certain that KS was a horrible hire and that unicorn coaches still exist out there.
But yes, for the rest of us, we beleive, right or wrong that a new guy will stop embarrassing our university in rival games.
Cougs_Rule wrote:
I will prop you for that. And, if Houk is right, it was the band of brotherhood--nit the coaches--that raised this team up out of the gigantic hole that it created.
Bronco did have huge impact after Crowton and Throughout for good and higher values. And, to his credit, he has left the shelves with far more talent than what he inherited.
So, I believe too, which includes a higher belief in the incoming staff the the outgoing (pending good coordinator hires :-) ).
BroncoBot wrote:I will prop you for that. And, if Houk is right, it was the band of brotherhood--nit the coaches--that raised this team up out of the gigantic hole that it created.
Bronco did have huge impact after Crowton and Throughout for good and higher values. And, to his credit, he has left the shelves with far more talent than what he inherited.
So, I believe too, which includes a higher belief in the incoming staff the the outgoing (pending good coordinator hires :-) ).
Now you're saying it was the coaches fault for going down 35 and the players fault for clawing back into the game? confused... ;)
KingCoug wrote:
as always, couldn't care less if he lost to the Utes.
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BroncoBot wrote:as always, couldn't care less if he lost to the Utes.
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Absolutely do not agree. Bronco brought a lot of vitriol to the rivalry (which is why KW is almost relieved to see KS across the other sideline). I think it got to the point he and the players were too psyched out about the game and came out tight year after year after year.