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Lets Get Emotional!

by crh55 · 10/12/2010

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crh55
"It is an emotional game," said Anae. That's the idea right now."



“You could feel the emotion, the desire and the love he (Bronco) has for us as well as the program and this school," Bradley said. "Anytime you have a coach like that, it makes it so much easier to go out and give everything you have. The intensity was taken to another level."




It is so refreshing to see Bronco use emotion as a tool to get his team to perform better. It was obvious he didn’t treat this game the same as the rest from an emotional stand point. My only frustration with the “Bronco Administration” is the lack of emotion that the coaches display when things go bad or go well. I understand that staying even keeled and never getting too high or too low is great for consistency. However, you can tell that college age athletes need to get pumped up for big games.



Emotion is the reason why the Utes play us so tough every year, even when we are clearly the better team. As much as I hate Urban Meyer, he was a master at this. I hope that Bronco learns from this experience and learns to use emotion appropriately during big games and stops treating every game the same way.
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mizzoucoug
How about being consistently emotional!?!? Geez, when I play pickup bball, yeah who cares it's just for fun so I don't get riled up at all. But these guys are on a national stage every week and there is a lot at stake. How do you not get pumped and talk smack all game? Coaches and players should be jumping around and yelling non-stop. This is not Saturday Priesthood session, brethren. It's a game called football and it's supposed to be fun. Show us you're having fun! We are.
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