Just a little patience...

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I'm far from the guy that will be the ever optimist, and I really believe in keeping perspectives realistic. That is why I am saying this...

The experience and battle testing this team (especially the D) has gone through this year will pay huge dividends next year with a healthy team. I know it is hard, and really sucks to keep saying this, but we just need a little more patience. Just a little more.

Think about what we saw tonight in the first half against arguably the best team in the nation with a depleted roster. Now imagine how different it would have been with a completely healthy squad with just a little more depth. We got this guys, it just needs a little more patience that nobody is really interested in giving right now.

It's rough, I get it. Just got to give it a little more time and we may just have a really, really fun team to watch in the very near future.

That's all I got tonight.
 
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rjd970 said:
I'm far from the guy that will be the ever optimist, and I really believe in keeping perspectives realistic. That is why I am saying this...

The experience and battle testing this team (especially the D) has gone through this year will pay huge dividends next year with a healthy team. I know it is hard, and really sucks to keep saying this, but we just need a little more patience. Just a little more.

Think about what we saw tonight in the first half against arguably the best team in the nation with a depleted roster. Now imagine how different it would have been with a completely healthy squad with just a little more depth. We got this guys, it just needs a little more patience that nobody is really interested in giving right now.

It's rough, I get it. Just got to give it a little more time and we may just have a really, really fun team to watch in the very near future.

That's all I got tonight.
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wasn't the players as much as it is the coaching in the locker room
 
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lovavol said:
wasn't the players as much as it is the coaching in the locker room
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Disagree. Bray, Hunter, a little depth....and not only this game, but the entire season is a completely different story. The coaching in the first half was top notch IMO.
 
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We need patience yes, but more than you're calling for. We need all the patience we can muster. The season is getting ugly.

This is the situation: Almost no seniors or juniors starting. Lost Janzen Jackson and Herman Lathers before the season. Lost Hunter and Bray during the season. A converted offensive lineman at nose tackle. A converted defensive end at tackle. A head coach (with all due respect) still learning on the job. A converted fullback at middle linebacker. Almost no instate talent to recruit.

Lots of patience is required, lots and lots. But I believe it will get better.
 
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rjd970 said:
I'm far from the guy that will be the ever optimist, and I really believe in keeping perspectives realistic. That is why I am saying this...

The experience and battle testing this team (especially the D) has gone through this year will pay huge dividends next year with a healthy team. I know it is hard, and really sucks to keep saying this, but we just need a little more patience. Just a little more.

Think about what we saw tonight in the first half against arguably the best team in the nation with a depleted roster. Now imagine how different it would have been with a completely healthy squad with just a little more depth. We got this guys, it just needs a little more patience that nobody is really interested in giving right now.

It's rough, I get it. Just got to give it a little more time and we may just have a really, really fun team to watch in the very near future.

That's all I got tonight.
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Thank You coach Fulmer :thumbsup:
 
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