Ok, so I was drinking and researchingcitroknight wrote: ↑Sat Oct 15, 2022 8:14 pmODU is 2-0 in conference play, they beat Ark St 29-26.JohnnyBurrito wrote: ↑Sat Oct 15, 2022 7:38 pmODU lost to Ark St. all we need to do is beat them and they’ll have 2 losses.
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As it turns out everybody has a tough road in the east. The transfer portal has made it G5 football a great melting pot equalizer. P5 Dudes that want a new start or more playing time can help lift a program from the bottom as we've seen in half of this season. If you have freshmen that can contribute, just about no sense in saving their shirt or they could be gone next season where to they can play. Home grown at G5 will be a tougher road to continue to travel. The portal is changing the way we do things.
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In an interview on the Black and Gold podcast Thomas Hennigan basically said the problem on our team is that the App culture of playing for the other 10 guys was in trouble. Said he saw the start of the problem in 21. He said those guys who didn’t buy into the play for your teammates concept usually got run out of the building before they became a team “cancer”. Basically said the culture is learned by going through those first couple of years in the program. I think the transfer portal has to be used but how do we maintain that App culture? Honestly Henni ended up being all over the place on the transfer situation but that simply highlighted the difficulty in dealing with this new era.Black Saturday wrote: ↑Sat Oct 15, 2022 8:33 pmAs it turns out everybody has a tough road in the east. The transfer portal has made it G5 football a great melting pot equalizer. P5 Dudes that want a new start or more playing time can help lift a program from the bottom as we've seen in half of this season. If you have freshmen that can contribute, just about no sense in saving their shirt or they could be gone next season where to they can play. Home grown at G5 will be a tougher road to continue to travel. The portal is changing the way we do things.
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I agree with Henni. I hope our coaches and leadership can discover a creative solution to the problem.
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I can verify this has been a problem. There is more to it than the transfer portal, although that's a piece of it I believe. There is a disconnect between elements of the program that weren't historically there. I don't believe in the idea that you can't become too big to lose your "family-like" culture.Mjohn1988 wrote: ↑Sat Oct 15, 2022 9:51 pmIn an interview on the Black and Gold podcast Thomas Hennigan basically said the problem on our team is that the App culture of playing for the other 10 guys was in trouble. Said he saw the start of the problem in 21. He said those guys who didn’t buy into the play for your teammates concept usually got run out of the building before they became a team “cancer”. Basically said the culture is learned by going through those first couple of years in the program. I think the transfer portal has to be used but how do we maintain that App culture? Honestly Henni ended up being all over the place on the transfer situation but that simply highlighted the difficulty in dealing with this new era.Black Saturday wrote: ↑Sat Oct 15, 2022 8:33 pmAs it turns out everybody has a tough road in the east. The transfer portal has made it G5 football a great melting pot equalizer. P5 Dudes that want a new start or more playing time can help lift a program from the bottom as we've seen in half of this season. If you have freshmen that can contribute, just about no sense in saving their shirt or they could be gone next season where to they can play. Home grown at G5 will be a tougher road to continue to travel. The portal is changing the way we do things.
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