Per Press Conference with Bo: As of today, Tommy is starting

[presidentjlh]

What the hell kinda question is that? Don't ask that personal crap, you moron.

huh???????

What question? I missed it......

Something about how he handles it at home, that's just pointless.

[gobiggergoredder]

Why do we wait until we fall flat on our face to make changes. Don't these guys watch practice?

 

Sorry Bo, you have played this card one too many times. I remember it first when you benched Dillard a few years ago. This is getting old.

[Chaddyboxer]

What the hell kinda question is that? Don't ask that personal crap, you moron.

huh???????

What question? I missed it......

Something about how he handles it at home, that's just pointless.

Ooooh.......yeah I heard something to that affect.......

Didn't really pull me in, so I didn't hone in on it.....

[Fuzzy]

What the hell kinda question is that? Don't ask that personal crap, you moron.

huh???????

What question? I missed it......

Something about how he handles it at home, that's just pointless.

Yea someone asked him, how he deals with the losses at home. Bo talked a little about his kids and wife, he didn't seem comfortable talking about it. I understand that.

[Glendower]

Uh, I'm not sure how this is Bo's fault.

 

Taylor "apparently" told Bo he was good to go. Taylor lied in numerous conversations with Bo stating that he was healthy enough to play.

 

That said, at a certain point it was pretty obvious Bo should've pulled Taylor.

 

 

So do you think that Bo and his staff either 1) don't pay attention at practice or 2) are too incompetent to see when a player is hurt in practice?

[StPaulHusker]

What the hell kinda question is that? Don't ask that personal crap, you moron.

huh???????

What question? I missed it......

Something about how he handles it at home, that's just pointless.

Yea someone asked him, how he deals with the losses at home. Bo talked a little about his kids and wife, he didn't seem comfortable talking about it. I understand that.

Would have loved to hear he gets black out drunk.

[Fuzzy]

Uh, I'm not sure how this is Bo's fault.

 

Taylor "apparently" told Bo he was good to go. Taylor lied in numerous conversations with Bo stating that he was healthy enough to play.

 

That said, at a certain point it was pretty obvious Bo should've pulled Taylor.

 

 

So do you think that Bo and his staff either 1) don't pay attention at practice or 2) are too incompetent to see when a player is hurt in practice?

 

I think they invested a level of trust in him. It didn't pay off.

[Fuzzy]

Would have loved to hear he gets black out drunk.

No, he said tries to take emotion out of it and look at it in a black and white mind frame. Tends to want to be alone to think on solutions to the problem.

[JTrain]

Since when are these decisions on whether to play injured players based on verbal statements? The coaches watch Taylor practice. Did he look 100% in running and throwing in practices later in the week? Clearly not since he wasn't 100% Saturday.

[Fuzzy]

Is that Brent Qvale?

[The King]

Uh, I'm not sure how this is Bo's fault.

 

Taylor "apparently" told Bo he was good to go. Taylor lied in numerous conversations with Bo stating that he was healthy enough to play.

 

That said, at a certain point it was pretty obvious Bo should've pulled Taylor.

 

 

So do you think that Bo and his staff either 1) don't pay attention at practice or 2) are too incompetent to see when a player is hurt in practice?

 

3) Taylor in practice is a lot different than in game Taylor. Can't be hit in practice. They slowly bring him up to speed. Maybe some days he is better than others? I know some days his ankles feel fine and others they feel like he is being stung every time he takes a step and plants.

 

Contrary to what you believe, it isn't all about failures on the head coach. Players have failures as well. My issue is, a 5th year senior shouldn't have the failures of a RSFr.

[Hunter94]

Uh, I'm not sure how this is Bo's fault.

 

Taylor "apparently" told Bo he was good to go. Taylor lied in numerous conversations with Bo stating that he was healthy enough to play.

 

That said, at a certain point it was pretty obvious Bo should've pulled Taylor.

 

 

So do you think that Bo and his staff either 1) don't pay attention at practice or 2) are too incompetent to see when a player is hurt in practice?

 

I think they invested a level of trust in him. It didn't pay off.

 

 

where have you all been? haven't we seen Bo play a hobbled Taylor over the past 2 seasons?...this was a conscious decision on Pelini's behalf.....he has no trust in his backup qbs......ever.

[Lyons in the Sea of Red.]

I will say I'm glad Bo is a guy with integrity. Stood up there and took the bullets for 45 minutes. Can't imagine what that does to your psyche.

[Army_Allen]

Uh, I'm not sure how this is Bo's fault.

 

Taylor "apparently" told Bo he was good to go. Taylor lied in numerous conversations with Bo stating that he was healthy enough to play.

 

That said, at a certain point it was pretty obvious Bo should've pulled Taylor.

 

 

So do you think that Bo and his staff either 1) don't pay attention at practice or 2) are too incompetent to see when a player is hurt in practice?

 

3) Taylor in practice is a lot different than in game Taylor. Can't be hit in practice. They slowly bring him up to speed. Maybe some days he is better than others? I know some days his ankles feel fine and others they feel like he is being stung every time he takes a step and plants.

 

Contrary to what you believe, it isn't all about failures on the head coach. Players have failures as well. My issue is, a 5th year senior shouldn't have the failures of a RSFr.

Your sources tell you that?

[Fuzzy]

Uh, I'm not sure how this is Bo's fault.

 

Taylor "apparently" told Bo he was good to go. Taylor lied in numerous conversations with Bo stating that he was healthy enough to play.

 

That said, at a certain point it was pretty obvious Bo should've pulled Taylor.

 

 

So do you think that Bo and his staff either 1) don't pay attention at practice or 2) are too incompetent to see when a player is hurt in practice?

 

I think they invested a level of trust in him. It didn't pay off.

 

 

where have you all been? haven't we seen Bo play a hobbled Taylor over the past 2 seasons?...this was a conscious decision on Pelini's behalf.....he has no trust in his backup qbs......ever.

 

He played Cody Green instead of a hobbled Taylor, and unfortunately the fumble machine backup was benched. And Zac Lee didn't bring the type of the running game that we usually do. Plus this was also around the time that we only had Roy Helu who had a sore shoulder, and Rex had a broken foot.