the lack of effort is what is most disappointing.
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the lack of effort is what is most disappointing.
You don't want to give 100 percent, turn in your jerseys and go home. Loss for words. App may not win another game this year. Last I looked, the Whee and Wofford were tied at 7.
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Re: the lack of effort is what is most disappointing.
Were you at the game today?
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Re: the lack of effort is what is most disappointing.
I wasn't at the game and only listened to David and Steve so I can't give a personal opinion on what I saw/didn't see --- I think some people mistake "lack of effort" with many other factors - teams which are struggling almost seem to find another way for things to go south and it's not always in the hands of the players/coaches - Last week the Price catch/drop (and my buddy Firemoose was watching and says without a doubt it should have been a TD) - score there we go up 10-7 and builds some life - yesterday a 98 INT return - a TD for us there and we got up 10-6 --- and it began at Montana - going into score at the end of the 3rd and fumble on the 3 yard line - TD there and we are down 16-13 heading into the 4th ---That's not to say we would have won those game, but I truly believe things like that severely affect a struggling team, especially a young team ---luvyosef wrote:You don't want to give 100 percent, turn in your jerseys and go home. Loss for words. App may not win another game this year. Last I looked, the Whee and Wofford were tied at 7.
Sure our coaches are struggling as well - they didn't all go "stupid" in the off-season - the keys guys have coached for some times in big games through tough seasons - they must have time!!!
As many like to say - "Satterfield is in over his head" --- Well hell yeah he is, just like 99% of young assistant coaches taking over their first head coaching job (add all the other drama with this ASU job) - After a few years as a head coach I looked back on my first couple of years and thought "How could I have been so dumb?" - "Why in the world did I/did I not do that? - etc., and I was just coaching in high school not big-time college football---
The coaches are frustrated - the seniors are frustrated - the young guys are struggling at times but let's not confuse all of this, plus the "bounce of the ball" with "lack of effort and giving up" ---
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Re: the lack of effort is what is most disappointing.
You're right and I am wrong. Spoke totally in an enraged state. Thanks.WVAPPeer wrote:I wasn't at the game and only listened to David and Steve so I can't give a personal opinion on what I saw/didn't see --- I think some people mistake "lack of effort" with many other factors - teams which are struggling almost seem to find another way for things to go south and it's not always in the hands of the players/coaches - Last week the Price catch/drop (and my buddy Firemoose was watching and says without a doubt it should have been a TD) - score there we go up 10-7 and builds some life - yesterday a 98 INT return - a TD for us there and we got up 10-6 --- and it began at Montana - going into score at the end of the 3rd and fumble on the 3 yard line - TD there and we are down 16-13 heading into the 4th ---That's not to say we would have won those game, but I truly believe things like that severely affect a struggling team, especially a young team ---luvyosef wrote:You don't want to give 100 percent, turn in your jerseys and go home. Loss for words. App may not win another game this year. Last I looked, the Whee and Wofford were tied at 7.
Sure our coaches are struggling as well - they didn't all go "stupid" in the off-season - the keys guys have coached for some times in big games through tough seasons - they must have time!!!
As many like to say - "Satterfield is in over his head" --- Well hell yeah he is, just like 99% of young assistant coaches taking over their first head coaching job (add all the other drama with this ASU job) - After a few years as a head coach I looked back on my first couple of years and thought "How could I have been so dumb?" - "Why in the world did I/did I not do that? - etc., and I was just coaching in high school not big-time college football---
The coaches are frustrated - the seniors are frustrated - the young guys are struggling at times but let's not confuse all of this, plus the "bounce of the ball" with "lack of effort and giving up" ---
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