“Y’all”, the only time I’ve ever been on that field for practice was when I was part of the practice. And if what you are saying, “the game is FAR more competitive than it has ever been”, is true, then our coaches should be looking for any way possible to get better. Some people who have enough money to be big donors are very smart people. Maybe those folks could help with some motivational or organizational things. There is a lot more to being a great coach than just knowing football. I just think it’s something to stay open minded about. And I’m not saying the visits should be often or intrusive.ASUTodd wrote: ↑Sun Nov 23, 2025 5:45 pmLol. Entitled fans and donors. The game is FAR more competitive than it has ever been. Every little thing helps and every little leak hurts. Y'all can't have a winning team and one that is open for y'all to tinker around with.Mjohn1988 wrote: ↑Sun Nov 23, 2025 4:54 pmI wouldn’t go that far. There are people who need to know what’s going on at practice. There could also be opportunities for an observer to help coaches become better at their craft. Would you pay a group of people and have them forbid you from watching what they’re doing at work?
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Pro Tip - if you go into your YC profiles and set them to ignore a certain poster, it’s amazing how much shorter and more enjoyable these threads become.
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Not sure I read anything into that but an interesting take,T-Dog wrote: ↑Sun Nov 23, 2025 2:03 pmI've been to Mountaineer Talk every week until the last two weeks, and those were due to a scheduling conflict and illness, respectively. I plan on being there this Wednesday. Since Mountaineer Talk was mentioned, I'll offer my first-hand experience.
Dowell shows up right before the show (sometimes with seconds to spare) as they just finished practice. Then he usually leaves soon after his 30-minute segment to go to Franklin Graham's campfire circle that App coaches always go to. MT use to be on Tuesday, but Dowell wanted it on Wednesday. The off-week not long ago, Dowell had it moved to Tuesday with 48 hours notice because he had a scheduling conflict on Wednesday, and he stayed a little longer.
Stuff said so far about how personable he is or not tracks. He's not a big talker to people, but he does engage if someone wants to talk to him, and people often do right after his segment.
He's very guarded during his talk with Adam Witten. Starts off with short answers while watching the TVs set up all over River Street Ale House, but eventually he does go a little more in depth. Honestly, the players have been more of the highlights this season, and that's not always been the case. I use to go every week in the 2010s when I lived in Blowing Rock until moving away during the pandemic. I missed the Clark era MT's, but by all accounts he loved talking to the people there.
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I was about to say the same thing. Loggains is very engaging. It really does seem those who say he isolates himself feel that way because they expect him to come up to them. If you want to talk to Loggains just approach him. He is a very good conversation.appfanz wrote: ↑Sun Nov 23, 2025 8:48 pmNot sure I read anything into that but an interesting take,T-Dog wrote: ↑Sun Nov 23, 2025 2:03 pmI've been to Mountaineer Talk every week until the last two weeks, and those were due to a scheduling conflict and illness, respectively. I plan on being there this Wednesday. Since Mountaineer Talk was mentioned, I'll offer my first-hand experience.
Dowell shows up right before the show (sometimes with seconds to spare) as they just finished practice. Then he usually leaves soon after his 30-minute segment to go to Franklin Graham's campfire circle that App coaches always go to. MT use to be on Tuesday, but Dowell wanted it on Wednesday. The off-week not long ago, Dowell had it moved to Tuesday with 48 hours notice because he had a scheduling conflict on Wednesday, and he stayed a little longer.
Stuff said so far about how personable he is or not tracks. He's not a big talker to people, but he does engage if someone wants to talk to him, and people often do right after his segment.
He's very guarded during his talk with Adam Witten. Starts off with short answers while watching the TVs set up all over River Street Ale House, but eventually he does go a little more in depth. Honestly, the players have been more of the highlights this season, and that's not always been the case. I use to go every week in the 2010s when I lived in Blowing Rock until moving away during the pandemic. I missed the Clark era MT's, but by all accounts he loved talking to the people there.
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Dude we get it. You love him. Maybe he likes your smile which is great. But others have had different interactions with him. It’s all moot for most of us. We want a winning product on the field. You endlessly telling us how great a guy he is because he signed your t shirt doesn’t make him a good coachAppStFan1 wrote: ↑Sun Nov 23, 2025 9:10 pmI was about to say the same thing. Loggains is very engaging. It really does seem those who say he isolates himself feel that way because they expect him to come up to them. If you want to talk to Loggains just approach him. He is a very good conversation.appfanz wrote: ↑Sun Nov 23, 2025 8:48 pmNot sure I read anything into that but an interesting take,T-Dog wrote: ↑Sun Nov 23, 2025 2:03 pmI've been to Mountaineer Talk every week until the last two weeks, and those were due to a scheduling conflict and illness, respectively. I plan on being there this Wednesday. Since Mountaineer Talk was mentioned, I'll offer my first-hand experience.
Dowell shows up right before the show (sometimes with seconds to spare) as they just finished practice. Then he usually leaves soon after his 30-minute segment to go to Franklin Graham's campfire circle that App coaches always go to. MT use to be on Tuesday, but Dowell wanted it on Wednesday. The off-week not long ago, Dowell had it moved to Tuesday with 48 hours notice because he had a scheduling conflict on Wednesday, and he stayed a little longer.
Stuff said so far about how personable he is or not tracks. He's not a big talker to people, but he does engage if someone wants to talk to him, and people often do right after his segment.
He's very guarded during his talk with Adam Witten. Starts off with short answers while watching the TVs set up all over River Street Ale House, but eventually he does go a little more in depth. Honestly, the players have been more of the highlights this season, and that's not always been the case. I use to go every week in the 2010s when I lived in Blowing Rock until moving away during the pandemic. I missed the Clark era MT's, but by all accounts he loved talking to the people there.
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What you just wrote speaks well of your character as well.Seattleapp wrote: ↑Sun Nov 23, 2025 9:15 pmDude we get it. You love him. Maybe he likes your smile which is great. But others have had different interactions with him. It’s all moot for most of us. We want a winning product on the field. You endlessly telling us how great a guy he is because he signed your t shirt doesn’t make him a good coachAppStFan1 wrote: ↑Sun Nov 23, 2025 9:10 pmI was about to say the same thing. Loggains is very engaging. It really does seem those who say he isolates himself feel that way because they expect him to come up to them. If you want to talk to Loggains just approach him. He is a very good conversation.appfanz wrote: ↑Sun Nov 23, 2025 8:48 pmNot sure I read anything into that but an interesting take,T-Dog wrote: ↑Sun Nov 23, 2025 2:03 pmI've been to Mountaineer Talk every week until the last two weeks, and those were due to a scheduling conflict and illness, respectively. I plan on being there this Wednesday. Since Mountaineer Talk was mentioned, I'll offer my first-hand experience.
Dowell shows up right before the show (sometimes with seconds to spare) as they just finished practice. Then he usually leaves soon after his 30-minute segment to go to Franklin Graham's campfire circle that App coaches always go to. MT use to be on Tuesday, but Dowell wanted it on Wednesday. The off-week not long ago, Dowell had it moved to Tuesday with 48 hours notice because he had a scheduling conflict on Wednesday, and he stayed a little longer.
Stuff said so far about how personable he is or not tracks. He's not a big talker to people, but he does engage if someone wants to talk to him, and people often do right after his segment.
He's very guarded during his talk with Adam Witten. Starts off with short answers while watching the TVs set up all over River Street Ale House, but eventually he does go a little more in depth. Honestly, the players have been more of the highlights this season, and that's not always been the case. I use to go every week in the 2010s when I lived in Blowing Rock until moving away during the pandemic. I missed the Clark era MT's, but by all accounts he loved talking to the people there.
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Huh?AppWyo wrote: ↑Sun Nov 23, 2025 9:28 pmWhat you just wrote speaks well of your character as well.Seattleapp wrote: ↑Sun Nov 23, 2025 9:15 pmDude we get it. You love him. Maybe he likes your smile which is great. But others have had different interactions with him. It’s all moot for most of us. We want a winning product on the field. You endlessly telling us how great a guy he is because he signed your t shirt doesn’t make him a good coachAppStFan1 wrote: ↑Sun Nov 23, 2025 9:10 pmI was about to say the same thing. Loggains is very engaging. It really does seem those who say he isolates himself feel that way because they expect him to come up to them. If you want to talk to Loggains just approach him. He is a very good conversation.appfanz wrote: ↑Sun Nov 23, 2025 8:48 pmNot sure I read anything into that but an interesting take,T-Dog wrote: ↑Sun Nov 23, 2025 2:03 pmI've been to Mountaineer Talk every week until the last two weeks, and those were due to a scheduling conflict and illness, respectively. I plan on being there this Wednesday. Since Mountaineer Talk was mentioned, I'll offer my first-hand experience.
Dowell shows up right before the show (sometimes with seconds to spare) as they just finished practice. Then he usually leaves soon after his 30-minute segment to go to Franklin Graham's campfire circle that App coaches always go to. MT use to be on Tuesday, but Dowell wanted it on Wednesday. The off-week not long ago, Dowell had it moved to Tuesday with 48 hours notice because he had a scheduling conflict on Wednesday, and he stayed a little longer.
Stuff said so far about how personable he is or not tracks. He's not a big talker to people, but he does engage if someone wants to talk to him, and people often do right after his segment.
He's very guarded during his talk with Adam Witten. Starts off with short answers while watching the TVs set up all over River Street Ale House, but eventually he does go a little more in depth. Honestly, the players have been more of the highlights this season, and that's not always been the case. I use to go every week in the 2010s when I lived in Blowing Rock until moving away during the pandemic. I missed the Clark era MT's, but by all accounts he loved talking to the people there.
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The irony of you saying someone loves somebody and worships them.....Seattleapp wrote: ↑Sun Nov 23, 2025 9:32 pmHuh?AppWyo wrote: ↑Sun Nov 23, 2025 9:28 pmWhat you just wrote speaks well of your character as well.Seattleapp wrote: ↑Sun Nov 23, 2025 9:15 pmDude we get it. You love him. Maybe he likes your smile which is great. But others have had different interactions with him. It’s all moot for most of us. We want a winning product on the field. You endlessly telling us how great a guy he is because he signed your t shirt doesn’t make him a good coach
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Anecdotal, but he's not engaging during Mountaineer Walk. My kids no longer break from the tailgate to watch it. For years they would stop everything to make sure they got to participate in that.
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Re: FB at No. 24 JMU, 3:30 p.m., ESPN+
All I have said is that he was engaging and a good convo. Like Stonewall or someone else said he just isn't as outgoing as Shawn was. If you approach him he will talk but he is not comfortable going out of his way to go up to strangers.Seattleapp wrote: ↑Sun Nov 23, 2025 9:15 pmDude we get it. You love him. Maybe he likes your smile which is great. But others have had different interactions with him. It’s all moot for most of us. We want a winning product on the field. You endlessly telling us how great a guy he is because he signed your t shirt doesn’t make him a good coachAppStFan1 wrote: ↑Sun Nov 23, 2025 9:10 pmI was about to say the same thing. Loggains is very engaging. It really does seem those who say he isolates himself feel that way because they expect him to come up to them. If you want to talk to Loggains just approach him. He is a very good conversation.appfanz wrote: ↑Sun Nov 23, 2025 8:48 pmNot sure I read anything into that but an interesting take,T-Dog wrote: ↑Sun Nov 23, 2025 2:03 pmI've been to Mountaineer Talk every week until the last two weeks, and those were due to a scheduling conflict and illness, respectively. I plan on being there this Wednesday. Since Mountaineer Talk was mentioned, I'll offer my first-hand experience.
Dowell shows up right before the show (sometimes with seconds to spare) as they just finished practice. Then he usually leaves soon after his 30-minute segment to go to Franklin Graham's campfire circle that App coaches always go to. MT use to be on Tuesday, but Dowell wanted it on Wednesday. The off-week not long ago, Dowell had it moved to Tuesday with 48 hours notice because he had a scheduling conflict on Wednesday, and he stayed a little longer.
Stuff said so far about how personable he is or not tracks. He's not a big talker to people, but he does engage if someone wants to talk to him, and people often do right after his segment.
He's very guarded during his talk with Adam Witten. Starts off with short answers while watching the TVs set up all over River Street Ale House, but eventually he does go a little more in depth. Honestly, the players have been more of the highlights this season, and that's not always been the case. I use to go every week in the 2010s when I lived in Blowing Rock until moving away during the pandemic. I missed the Clark era MT's, but by all accounts he loved talking to the people there.
I never said he is a good head coach. That is to be determined. I just think we need to give him a fair shot is all. If he fails to make a bowl game this year and next year then he should be on the hot seat going into 2027 but not in October of his first season like a few.
You have to remember that beyond Loggains we can't be hot headed and quick to fire a coach or else it will be harder to get others to come. Coaches want to feel they will be given enough time for a fair shot.
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That’s fair!AppStFan1 wrote: ↑Sun Nov 23, 2025 10:28 pmAll I have said is that he was engaging and a good convo. Like Stonewall or someone else said he just isn't as outgoing as Shawn was. If you approach him he will talk but he is not comfortable going out of his way to go up to strangers.Seattleapp wrote: ↑Sun Nov 23, 2025 9:15 pmDude we get it. You love him. Maybe he likes your smile which is great. But others have had different interactions with him. It’s all moot for most of us. We want a winning product on the field. You endlessly telling us how great a guy he is because he signed your t shirt doesn’t make him a good coachAppStFan1 wrote: ↑Sun Nov 23, 2025 9:10 pmI was about to say the same thing. Loggains is very engaging. It really does seem those who say he isolates himself feel that way because they expect him to come up to them. If you want to talk to Loggains just approach him. He is a very good conversation.appfanz wrote: ↑Sun Nov 23, 2025 8:48 pmNot sure I read anything into that but an interesting take,T-Dog wrote: ↑Sun Nov 23, 2025 2:03 pmI've been to Mountaineer Talk every week until the last two weeks, and those were due to a scheduling conflict and illness, respectively. I plan on being there this Wednesday. Since Mountaineer Talk was mentioned, I'll offer my first-hand experience.
Dowell shows up right before the show (sometimes with seconds to spare) as they just finished practice. Then he usually leaves soon after his 30-minute segment to go to Franklin Graham's campfire circle that App coaches always go to. MT use to be on Tuesday, but Dowell wanted it on Wednesday. The off-week not long ago, Dowell had it moved to Tuesday with 48 hours notice because he had a scheduling conflict on Wednesday, and he stayed a little longer.
Stuff said so far about how personable he is or not tracks. He's not a big talker to people, but he does engage if someone wants to talk to him, and people often do right after his segment.
He's very guarded during his talk with Adam Witten. Starts off with short answers while watching the TVs set up all over River Street Ale House, but eventually he does go a little more in depth. Honestly, the players have been more of the highlights this season, and that's not always been the case. I use to go every week in the 2010s when I lived in Blowing Rock until moving away during the pandemic. I missed the Clark era MT's, but by all accounts he loved talking to the people there.
I never said he is a good head coach. That is to be determined. I just think we need to give him a fair shot is all. If he fails to make a bowl game this year and next year then he should be on the hot seat going into 2027.
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That is not shocking. I wish he would but I am not going to call for his job because he does not do it. That is just his personality.
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Re: FB at No. 24 JMU, 3:30 p.m., ESPN+
Again. that makes zero sense in relation to what I was speaking about. Is there a comment where I was worshiping someone? Some of yall are itching for a fight so bad you pick one where it’s not warranted. Appstatefan1 has been a big DLO advocate. I’m busting his chops a bit and he’s responding in kind. I actually respect his responses. These other drive by’s are uselessASUTodd wrote: ↑Sun Nov 23, 2025 10:07 pmThe irony of you saying someone loves somebody and worships them.....Seattleapp wrote: ↑Sun Nov 23, 2025 9:32 pmHuh?AppWyo wrote: ↑Sun Nov 23, 2025 9:28 pmWhat you just wrote speaks well of your character as well.Seattleapp wrote: ↑Sun Nov 23, 2025 9:15 pmDude we get it. You love him. Maybe he likes your smile which is great. But others have had different interactions with him. It’s all moot for most of us. We want a winning product on the field. You endlessly telling us how great a guy he is because he signed your t shirt doesn’t make him a good coach
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I am being an advocate for being fair to him is all. It is too early to know if he will get us where we want to be and I don't want other coaches to see us make snap decisions and then avoid us. We want to be a place that coaches want to use as a stepping stone. Drink had his big year in year 4 at Missouri. It would not shock me if Loggains is going to need 3-4 years.Seattleapp wrote: ↑Sun Nov 23, 2025 10:35 pmAgain. that makes zero sense in relation to what I was speaking about. Is there a comment where I was worshiping someone? Some of yall are itching for a fight so bad you pick one where it’s not warranted. Appstatefan1 has been a big DLO advocate. I’m busting his chops a bit and he’s responding in kind. I actually respect his responses. These other drive by’s are uselessASUTodd wrote: ↑Sun Nov 23, 2025 10:07 pmThe irony of you saying someone loves somebody and worships them.....Seattleapp wrote: ↑Sun Nov 23, 2025 9:32 pmHuh?AppWyo wrote: ↑Sun Nov 23, 2025 9:28 pmWhat you just wrote speaks well of your character as well.Seattleapp wrote: ↑Sun Nov 23, 2025 9:15 pm
Dude we get it. You love him. Maybe he likes your smile which is great. But others have had different interactions with him. It’s all moot for most of us. We want a winning product on the field. You endlessly telling us how great a guy he is because he signed your t shirt doesn’t make him a good coach
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I respect your position and optimism. I’m not not there with him yet. I hope he changes my mindAppStFan1 wrote: ↑Sun Nov 23, 2025 10:41 pmI am being an advocate for being fair to him is all. It is too early to know if he will get us where we want to be and I don't want other coaches to see us make snap decisions and then avoid us. We want to be a place that coaches want to use as a stepping stone. Drink had his big year in year 4 at Missouri. It would not shock me if Loggains is going to need 3-4 years.Seattleapp wrote: ↑Sun Nov 23, 2025 10:35 pmAgain. that makes zero sense in relation to what I was speaking about. Is there a comment where I was worshiping someone? Some of yall are itching for a fight so bad you pick one where it’s not warranted. Appstatefan1 has been a big DLO advocate. I’m busting his chops a bit and he’s responding in kind. I actually respect his responses. These other drive by’s are useless
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He has definitely made some decisions I question but that is always going to happen with a first-year head coach. I think you need to see how his high school recruiting class looks, what we do in the portal, what staff changes he makes, and see how Loggains evolves from year 1 to year 2. There is a buyout to consider and we don't want to scare future potential head coaches off. I just think those who are mad he won't approach them or that he closed the building and practices off more than some self-entitled boosters or media like is not a fair reason to critique him. If we can beat Arkansas State and win a bowl game then we would certainly have some good momentum entering the signing day and the portal.Seattleapp wrote: ↑Sun Nov 23, 2025 10:42 pmI respect your position and optimism. I’m not not there with him yet. I hope he changes my mindAppStFan1 wrote: ↑Sun Nov 23, 2025 10:41 pmI am being an advocate for being fair to him is all. It is too early to know if he will get us where we want to be and I don't want other coaches to see us make snap decisions and then avoid us. We want to be a place that coaches want to use as a stepping stone. Drink had his big year in year 4 at Missouri. It would not shock me if Loggains is going to need 3-4 years.Seattleapp wrote: ↑Sun Nov 23, 2025 10:35 pmAgain. that makes zero sense in relation to what I was speaking about. Is there a comment where I was worshiping someone? Some of yall are itching for a fight so bad you pick one where it’s not warranted. Appstatefan1 has been a big DLO advocate. I’m busting his chops a bit and he’s responding in kind. I actually respect his responses. These other drive by’s are useless
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Not the point of your post, but mountaineer talk is on Tuesday this week.T-Dog wrote: ↑Sun Nov 23, 2025 2:03 pmI've been to Mountaineer Talk every week until the last two weeks, and those were due to a scheduling conflict and illness, respectively. I plan on being there this Wednesday. Since Mountaineer Talk was mentioned, I'll offer my first-hand experience.
Dowell shows up right before the show (sometimes with seconds to spare) as they just finished practice. Then he usually leaves soon after his 30-minute segment to go to Franklin Graham's campfire circle that App coaches always go to. MT use to be on Tuesday, but Dowell wanted it on Wednesday. The off-week not long ago, Dowell had it moved to Tuesday with 48 hours notice because he had a scheduling conflict on Wednesday, and he stayed a little longer.
Stuff said so far about how personable he is or not tracks. He's not a big talker to people, but he does engage if someone wants to talk to him, and people often do right after his segment.
He's very guarded during his talk with Adam Witten. Starts off with short answers while watching the TVs set up all over River Street Ale House, but eventually he does go a little more in depth. Honestly, the players have been more of the highlights this season, and that's not always been the case. I use to go every week in the 2010s when I lived in Blowing Rock until moving away during the pandemic. I missed the Clark era MT's, but by all accounts he loved talking to the people there.