Blackdeuce

According to Scout.com, only Texas did better in the Big 12. http://scout.scout.com/a.z?s=73&p=9&c=14&yr=2007

My two oldest boys attended, and loved it. I enjoyed it too. The best part was when the players assisted with "drills" that the kids ran. I think that some of the players had fun with it, too. The kids were told that it would not be a time for autographs, but a few players hung around afterwards, and offered autographs. My kids got their shirts signed by Daniel Bullocks, and Tierre Green. Daniel and Titus Adams instructed the kids in some agility drills. Titus didn't have a marker or we would have gotten his signature. Very nice guys. I was especially impressed that Tierre stayed after practice just to sign autographs. Very cool!

Is a string of three crappy seasons better than canning BC after two seasons? If I thought that year 3 would be better, I'd vote for keeping him, but I don't think it's going to get much better.

I saw the throat slashing by BC on one of the major stations (ESPN, I think). The commentator said he had never seen anything like it from a coach. I initially thought that it had been exaggerated, but if you see it, it was clearly a throat slash. This type of behavior compromises our integrity. I'm convinced that the defensive problems lie within the coaching. The coaches blame it on execution. I don't buy it. Why does a playbook need to be 10,000 pages? It seems that this offense requires perfect execution, or it fails. I don't care for it. Personally, I don't think that year number three for BC will be any better. Just my opinion. Where's Bo Pelini?