HelenaHandBasket
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MTGRIZ12 said:
Of all the reasons to want Stitt out, this is probably one of the dumbest.
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Stitt Deserves 3 More Years
- Thread starter ordigger
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Of all the reasons to want Stitt out, this is probably one of the dumbest.
Washgrizfan1
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ordigger said:
Not true that UM athletic's biggest donors support Stitt.
HelenaHandBasket
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ordigger said:
It would seem you are satisfied with 6-5, 7-4, no playoffs, and losing to mediocre Cat teams. Just curious digger, where did you graduate college?
HelenaHandBasket
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ordigger said:
Based on your posts, I am fairly certain you are not the smartest guy on this board. Also, I have multiple degrees from UM. I bleed maroon. But even then, I do not where maroon colored glasses.
HelenaHandBasket
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ordigger said:
FYI, I knew you were trying to be funny, thinking PR was the only guy that might be smarter. That made me laugh. Only PR. LOL
HelenaHandBasket said:
And why is this reason so dumb, MTGRIZ12? We need to own the Montana recruiting battle because these players bring a home-grown attitude and intensity to the Griz-Cat game. Out-of-state recruits don't really understand the rivalry's long-term effects that linger throughout the state; matter-of-fact, neither do the coaches hired from outside the state.
The Cats landed twice as many Montana boys than the Griz over the past two years. Even if these recruits are not impact players, they bring a sense of pride and urgency to this game and the preparation and mindset leading up to it. It's the difference of maybe 10 percent in effort that wins or loses a game of this magnitude, and Montana-reared players naturally infuse that extra 10 percent before and during this game because they have to go home and face the barrage of either praise or crap for the next 365 days. Out-of-state players, on-the-other-hand, aren't subject to it once the game is over.
srgrizizen
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Almost as disappointing as today's game is the fact that so many threads on this board degenerate into posters endlessly calling each other idiots or worse. I know, I don't have to read it, but many posts are quite informative, and there are people here who know more about Griz football (or football in general) than I do, so I'll keep checking in.
For what it's worth, my guess is, Stitt will get a one year extension while we hope his best recruits are so good that they can overcome any coaching deficiencies.
For what it's worth, my guess is, Stitt will get a one year extension while we hope his best recruits are so good that they can overcome any coaching deficiencies.
HelenaHandBasket
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I was just talking with a friend that I would consider in the know, and not saying this with 100% certainty, but he seems to believe that Stitt will get a 1 year extension. Not sure I like the sound of that, but...
HelenaHandBasket
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RobGriz said:
At least the loss to the Cats won't be the reason for missing the playoffs, next season will be difficult.
GrizWhiz
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It may take significant acceleration in the declining attendance before anything is done to right this ship. If Stitt is here next year, I think this continued attendance decline is likely to continue. More and more Griz fans will be fed up with the administration's continuing acceptance of mediocrity.HelenaHandBasket said:
GrizWhiz said:
The offense was more consistent this year and produced pretty well with a freshman at the helm and we have a really dynamic talent at RB coming up (Moses), so if the defensive scheming improves then there's reason to be hopeful about next year. We have an awesome QB recruit coming if he sticks who could push Jensen by his RS freshman year. But I guess it goes without saying that we need to see some really good results next year - 4 years is enough.
