jakez4ut
Patience... It's what's for dinner
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Yea it’s a little different bc it wasn’t the victim who alleged them it was all the lead investigator who despite no evidence was on a witch hunt for them.
I'm embracing the rebuild. We bottomed out in 2017, on the field and administratively. I hope I'm not the only one who would be content with 7-5 in 2019 and 8-4 in 2020.
Of course, it's always going to come down to "how did we lose those 5/4" which will have people pissing and moaning. You lose close, and people are going to get vitriolic and nitpick individual players and playcalls. You lose handily, people are going to be discouraged and nihilistic, if not completely numb.
especially since it wasn't the first time we've seen it recently.Spot on. It's a lot easier for me to say "I'll be happy with 7-5" then it is to actually watch the 5 losses. If they get blown out I'm mad b/c they're so far from even competing. If the game is close I get all mad about 1 or 2 play calls or a bad penalty that could have made the difference.
In hindsight, 5-7 was probably about right for last year's talent level, but actually watching Missouri and Vanderbilt carve us up was super painful.
Let me know how that working out for you in 10 yearsSpeaking of children...my 4 yr old son Sutton made spit out my drink last night...my wife told him if he didn't clean up his room that we would not be going to the beach next week...he looks her straight in face and says..."Girl.....I don't work for you!"...and just walked away....I absolutely lost it.