Born N Bled Red Posted October 28, 2013 Share Posted October 28, 2013 The poor play is on the coaches, the attitude is being coached out of them, just like it has been coached out of Bo Pelini. This PC don't yell, don't celebrate, don't do anything but be a robot and play football bs atmosphere that is being fostered through administrations and the NCAA has taken the passion out of the game. The most telling quote for me came from this article last week. In this article. http://www.omaha.com...SKERS/131029000, "Jean-Baptiste celebrated by flexing his muscles, first toward the Purdue bench and then back toward the field. “We don’t need that,” Joseph said at the Big Red Breakfast. “The hit was part of football, but taunting is not what we’re about on defense. He does enough with physical play that we don’t need that. So that’s what I was disappointed in.” What!!!!!????? Could you imagine the 90's without the Peters bros. and Wistrom throwing the bones? You look for a big play to change the tone of the game, to get players motivated, to bring the fire, then you criticize and penalize them for celebrating it? Then you wonder why the sidelines are dead, why the players play flat... that's what they are being coached to do. Approach the game businesslike, take all emotion out. Just like what we've done to our coach... and now you (by you, I mean all fans complaining about this, not one in particular) cry because the team reflects that "new Bo" attitude. Guess what? You got what you asked for, thanks fans, thanks espn and your camera constantly waiting for any show of emotion from our coach, and thank you Perlman. You've all neutered our coach and in doing so, our team as well. Quit crying, this is what you wanted. 2 Quote Link to comment
WAHusker Posted October 28, 2013 Share Posted October 28, 2013 Tom Osborne says "hi". You don't have to be narcissistic raving lunatic with a massive ego problem to be a successful coach. In actuality, most successful coaches are not that sort, much like Pete Carol and Tom Osborne. 1 Quote Link to comment
huskerfan92 Posted October 28, 2013 Share Posted October 28, 2013 Flexing after a play has nothing to do with tackling or not calling plays that work on offense Quote Link to comment
Born N Bled Red Posted October 28, 2013 Author Share Posted October 28, 2013 It has everything to do with emotion though, and I think everyone here would agree, that is exactly what the team is lacking, and since the A&M jobbing, so has out coach... well unless he's behind closed doors unknowingly being recorded anyway. Quote Link to comment
TGHusker Posted October 28, 2013 Share Posted October 28, 2013 I think Born is off the mark wt this thread. I'll stir the drink wt Carl. OP is barking up the wrong tree. The issues go far deeper than this. Quote Link to comment
JJ Husker Posted October 28, 2013 Share Posted October 28, 2013 Quite possibly the strangest thing I've seen our current problems blamed on. Wow. Whatever happened to acting like you been there, done that before. You wanna flex your muscles while squeeking by Wyoming, losing to UCLA or Minnesota...........how about they do something, accomplish something, before they go acting like they're all that. I'm glad the coaches try to keep that to a minimum. Now if they want to elevate their game to the level of the Peters or Wistrom, I can handle it all day long. The problem may very well be those 3rd grade "winner" participation ribbons they received when in reality they finished towards the back of a 60 person pack of people but don't go spouting that fans are getting what they want. BS. People would be more than willing to put up with Bo's antics if he were fielding prepared teams and doing anything more than occasionally beating a lesser team. Quote Link to comment
AFhusker Posted October 28, 2013 Share Posted October 28, 2013 Tom Osborne says "hi". You don't have to be narcissistic raving lunatic with a massive ego problem to be a successful coach. In actuality, most successful coaches are not that sort, much like Pete Carol and Tom Osborne. Pete Carol is one of the biggest douche bags in all of football. 3 Quote Link to comment
Fuzzy Posted October 28, 2013 Share Posted October 28, 2013 The NCAA was more lax on players taunting and such back in the 90's. Those days are over. Move along. Quote Link to comment
commando Posted October 28, 2013 Share Posted October 28, 2013 kenny bell got flagged for shhing the crowd. the people you refer to are wearing stripes on saturdays Quote Link to comment
Hayseed Posted October 29, 2013 Share Posted October 29, 2013 Certain fans would like to send the Christians into the ring against the lions while they sit their fat ass in the stands and cheer but certain people who have to deal with all the consequences of it don't see it that way. That's my take on it. Quote Link to comment
Hayseed Posted October 29, 2013 Share Posted October 29, 2013 kenny bell got flagged for shhing the crowd. the people you refer to are wearing stripes on saturdays Those are the kind of penalties that are ridiculous and need to stop being called. Quote Link to comment
walksalone Posted October 29, 2013 Share Posted October 29, 2013 Tom Osborne says "hi". You don't have to be narcissistic raving lunatic with a massive ego problem to be a successful coach. In actuality, most successful coaches are not that sort, much like Tom Landry, Bear Bryant, and Tom Osborne. FIFY Quote Link to comment
walksalone Posted October 29, 2013 Share Posted October 29, 2013 The poor play is on the coaches, the attitude is being coached out of them, just like it has been coached out of Bo Pelini. This PC don't yell, don't celebrate, don't do anything but be a robot and play football bs atmosphere that is being fostered through administrations and the NCAA has taken the passion out of the game. The most telling quote for me came from this article last week. In this article. http://www.omaha.com...SKERS/131029000, "Jean-Baptiste celebrated by flexing his muscles, first toward the Purdue bench and then back toward the field. “We don’t need that,” Joseph said at the Big Red Breakfast. “The hit was part of football, but taunting is not what we’re about on defense. He does enough with physical play that we don’t need that. So that’s what I was disappointed in.” What!!!!!????? Could you imagine the 90's without the Peters bros. and Wistrom throwing the bones? You look for a big play to change the tone of the game, to get players motivated, to bring the fire, then you criticize and penalize them for celebrating it? Then you wonder why the sidelines are dead, why the players play flat... that's what they are being coached to do. Approach the game businesslike, take all emotion out. Just like what we've done to our coach... and now you (by you, I mean all fans complaining about this, not one in particular) cry because the team reflects that "new Bo" attitude. Guess what? You got what you asked for, thanks fans, thanks espn and your camera constantly waiting for any show of emotion from our coach, and thank you Perlman. You've all neutered our coach and in doing so, our team as well. Quit crying, this is what you wanted. Quote Link to comment
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