ZippyDoo Posted 3 hours ago Report Posted 3 hours ago the coach is NOT the one dropping passes off his hands or his chest. the coach is NOT the one making false start after false start, the coach is NOT the throwing the bal into the dirt.. sometimes the players have to be held accountable also Quote
exit322 Posted 3 hours ago Report Posted 3 hours ago 2 minutes ago, ZippyDoo said: the coach is NOT the one dropping passes off his hands or his chest. the coach is NOT the one making false start after false start, the coach is NOT the throwing the bal into the dirt.. sometimes the players have to be held accountable also Nope, but he's the one that's recruiting and coaching them. So it's on him. 2 Quote
ewbrooman1 Posted 3 hours ago Report Posted 3 hours ago 2 minutes ago, ZippyDoo said: the coach is NOT the one dropping passes off his hands or his chest. the coach is NOT the one making false start after false start, the coach is NOT the throwing the bal into the dirt.. sometimes the players have to be held accountable also He's recruiting and coaching them. 2 Quote
exit322 Posted 3 hours ago Report Posted 3 hours ago Did Joe just let 15 seconds run off before calling the time out? It just keeps getting better... Quote
MDZip Posted 3 hours ago Report Posted 3 hours ago Number of unique posters (not including me since measuring something changes that thing) that actually posted during the game - 10. Excitement has never been lower. Quote
UAZipster0305 Posted 3 hours ago Report Posted 3 hours ago (edited) An overall respectable performance. It could always be better, but it was more of a game than I expected. Plenty of mistakes, but it's getting better. Joe's frustration and calling his team's performance out as "pissing it away" was encouraging too. If the team had only been playing this way versus Wyoming and UAB, but alas... Edited 3 hours ago by UAZipster0305 Quote
kreed5120 Posted 3 hours ago Report Posted 3 hours ago Any one who thinks simply paying close to $1 million to buyout our coach to bring in someone new will magically solve our problems is insane. We've gone down that route with how many coaches in a row? We have much deeper issues that need to be worked on. At this point it's probably way too late unless 2-3 deep pocketed boosters step up to carry the program like Bud has done with basketball. I say 2-3 because the costs to compete in FBS is several times that of hoops. 2 Quote
ewbrooman1 Posted 3 hours ago Report Posted 3 hours ago (edited) 15 minutes ago, UAZipster0305 said: An overall respectable performance. It could always be better, but it was more of a game than I expected. Plenty of mistakes, but it's getting better. Joe's frustration and calling his team's performance out as "pissing it away" was encouraging too. If the team had only been playing this way versus Wyoming and UAB, but alas... Agree to disagree. It's been 4 years. Edited 3 hours ago by ewbrooman1 Quote
exit322 Posted 3 hours ago Report Posted 3 hours ago 13 minutes ago, kreed5120 said: Any one who thinks simply paying close to $1 million to buyout our coach to bring in someone new will magically solve our problems is insane. We've gone down that route with how many coaches in a row? We have much deeper issues that need to be worked on. At this point it's probably way too late unless 2-3 deep pocketed boosters step up to carry the program like Bud has done with basketball. I say 2-3 because the costs to compete in FBS is several times that of hoops. And you're solving zero of the problems by keeping Moorhead. Maybe you hire the wrong next guy...that is the risk. Meanwhile I'm watching a full house at Doyt Perry as the BGSU is trying to hold Toledo off (after BGSU came back from 21-0 down) 1 Quote
ZippyDoo Posted 3 hours ago Report Posted 3 hours ago yeah u say it every week go hire an nfl former player blah blah blah give it up already Quote
exit322 Posted 3 hours ago Report Posted 3 hours ago Just now, ZippyDoo said: yeah u say it every week go hire an nfl former player blah blah blah give it up already Well obviously being 2-5 in front of D4 high school crowds is good enough for some folks here. Quote
kreed5120 Posted 3 hours ago Report Posted 3 hours ago (edited) 4 minutes ago, exit322 said: And you're solving zero of the problems by keeping Moorhead. Maybe you hire the wrong next guy...that is the risk. Meanwhile I'm watching a full house at Doyt Perry as the BGSU is trying to hold Toledo off (after BGSU came back from 21-0 down) Are you volunteering to pay the $900K+ buyout? If so, I have no objections. Edited 3 hours ago by kreed5120 1 Quote
exit322 Posted 3 hours ago Report Posted 3 hours ago Just now, kreed5120 said: Are you volunteering to pay the $900K+ buyout? The question will be if they're serious about trying. So far, there's zero evidence the new AD is serious about trying. Quote
ZippyDoo Posted 3 hours ago Report Posted 3 hours ago some nfl player that this generation never even heard of or some young coach that no one ever heard of or some high school coach that no one ever heard of that will suddenly fill the stadium and bring in top quality recruits and while you are at it pay joe a million dollars that the school doesn't have to leave, better yet scrap the entire football program all together and maybe just maybe you won't find something to bitch about, then again you probably will 1 Quote
UAZipster0305 Posted 2 hours ago Report Posted 2 hours ago 12 minutes ago, ewbrooman1 said: Agree to disagree. It's been 4 years. We are making progress. We are losing small. The alternative is paying nearly $1M to start over, likely with the additional cost of losing big for a few years. Been there, done that. Like I said, Joe's fire in the post-game interview was encouraging. He's holding himself accountable and he has the guys on the field playing hard. The mistakes are still there, but they are progressively decreasing. A 6-6 season is realistic. I think nearly all of us would have taken that before the season started. Quote
kreed5120 Posted 2 hours ago Report Posted 2 hours ago (edited) 13 minutes ago, exit322 said: The question will be if they're serious about trying. So far, there's zero evidence the new AD is serious about trying. This is even above the ADs head. The University is in financial distress. We're financially incapable of competing in FBS any longer. The cost to compete has grown exponentially over the last 5-10 years. In that time our enrollment has been nearly cut in half. Even as an Akron fan I can't support throwing away more taxpayer money to support a team that has no chance of competing. This isn't the NFL. There is no billionaire owner to eat the cost. Edited 2 hours ago by kreed5120 1 Quote
ZippyDoo Posted 2 hours ago Report Posted 2 hours ago K reed i probably agree with you 90-95 percent of the time, but the taxpayer argument is wrong. The football team does not cost the taxpayer a penny... Quote
ZippyDoo Posted 2 hours ago Report Posted 2 hours ago People act like it is their money being spent and if it was i would support that argument 100% but it isn't. not at all. the majority of people on here i believe want the team to win but others just come on here to complain and would never be happy. it's always the same thing. and on the two occasions that akron has won they say nothing at all. but the first mistake and instantly the come out with "where's the guru? ". doesn't matter if it is a bad play call or a penalty or an interception it's always the same "fire joe"... it's boring Quote
clarkwgriswold Posted 2 hours ago Report Posted 2 hours ago 29 minutes ago, exit322 said: The question will be if they're serious about trying. So far, there's zero evidence the new AD is serious about trying. They've tried with Ianello...and Brookhart...and Bowden...and Arth...and Motorhead....yet here we are. Maybe it's not all about the head coach? 4 Quote
clarkwgriswold Posted 2 hours ago Report Posted 2 hours ago 1 hour ago, ZippyDoo said: the coach is NOT the one dropping passes off his hands or his chest. the coach is NOT the one making false start after false start, the coach is NOT the throwing the bal into the dirt.. sometimes the players have to be held accountable also Agreed, but some of that also comes back to team discipline and that is on the coaches. 2 1 Quote
AkronAlumnus Posted 2 hours ago Report Posted 2 hours ago Can't let winning (i.e. last weeks win) be a deodorant - John Groce Quote
GP1 Posted 2 hours ago Report Posted 2 hours ago 25 minutes ago, ZippyDoo said: K reed i probably agree with you 90-95 percent of the time, but the taxpayer argument is wrong. The football team does not cost the taxpayer a penny... What percent of the students are Ohio taxpayers? Quote
GP1 Posted 2 hours ago Report Posted 2 hours ago 19 minutes ago, MangoZip said: BG beat Toledo - that’s sobering. Why? They made the best coaching hire in the MAC in years and are traditionally a solid MAC school. They were playing in front of a sold out stadium. The only sobering thing is we can't seem to come close to doing the same. Quote
MangoZip Posted 1 hour ago Report Posted 1 hour ago 23 minutes ago, GP1 said: Why? They made the best coaching hire in the MAC in years and are traditionally a solid MAC school. They were playing in front of a sold out stadium. The only sobering thing is we can't seem to come close to doing the same. Exactly…and I think most of us thought that would be a winnable game but when the team that beat you 45-3 loses to BG I think you need to pencil in another loss there. 1 Quote
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