You learn from honest losses...not lack of efforts. And you don’t GET BETTER from the actual act of losing...but how you step up afterwards. A win achieves much more...compare BYU to Mississippi State. You owe it to every player busting their hump out there to play with the best NOW...not later. They’re not running a training academy.
I really don’t believe now that the coaches had the options we screamed (yes that includes me) at fevered pitches last season. Whole team was a jumbled mess until they put it together for Mississippi State. That effort falls apart and we prolly don’t have many choices at QB to bicker over...amongst all the other position groups. But they played to win and they eventually did.
Literally exactly what I said. I said you have the opportunity to correct the mistakes you made whenever you lose. Losing and stepping up after losing go hand in hand. You can’t step up after a loss if you never lose. No reason to get upset over semantics. You act like I was saying habitually losing is ok. I simply stated that you learn more from the losses than the wins. I’m not wrong in saying that. Why do you think we all remember the heartbreak losses, not only with our Vols but in our own experiences? They stick in your head more and you don’t won’t that feeling again so you try to not let it happen again.
