At the end of the day, Dana and our team are 14-4 over the last two years. What is Dana’s worst loss over that span? Losing to Tech last year at NRG in the 1st game of the year? Losing to Cinci in the conference championship game In Ohio in the same year they went to the college football playoffs? Losing in 2 OT on the road to a Tech team this year who just knocked off UT and is 3-1? Losing to an undefeated Kansas team at home?
Come after Dana and them on Friday if we lose to Tulane but until then give it a rest and support our program like they deserve.
Sorry, but he come across like a spoiled immature kid who was made to apologize by his rich parents. He is a “little” man. Not a leader of young men that we need as a coach. I am embarrassed that he is associated with our University. He needs to be gone!
Lets stay chilled up until we start losing conference games. I think we shouldn’t have given up 320 yards passing to Rice. Whether or not we should score more than 34 points is up for debate. Lets see what happens in conference. Belk has his hands full.
You do realize that you are 100 percent right, don’t you?
I have been in many 100’s of business meetings throughout my legal career, and the one thing that you and everyone should know is that most businesses HATE THEIR CUSTOMERS!!
I guarantee you Pez said something just like that. Probably right after he complained about the lack of alumni participation and the lack of progress on the capital raise.
Not everyone can grease it like Phil Jackson. If you watch KS he has to take a minute to calm himself when he knows he’s gonna get questions he doesn’t like.
Interesting thing about that NFL compilation – even the most heated coaches describe the team’s failures as something that “we” did. That’s a big difference. It’s an implicit acknowledgement that the team wins, loses, succeeds, fails as a collective. There’s no buck passing, no “we need better players” – if the team is struggling, the coach is a part of that struggle.
Tulane may have beaten K-State because K-State did a horrible job of focusing on Tulane and had their attention on OU…It was a perfect trap game. It is interesting that Tulane then had an emotional let down and lost at home to a Southern Miss program they normally defeat. Now i suspect the Tulane game wont be easy, but maybe Tulane isnt a football Super power just yet. Houston has a chance IMHO, IF they play with emotion and discipline.
I watched CDH apology in his post game presser (ESPN+) and I’m personally satisfied with his comments. He seemed genuinely contrite. Truth be known, I’ve said worse things during a golf match.
