retiredpopo
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his record speaks for itself..prove me wrong.
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Bobby Hauck a proven winner.
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Grizwin@37
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He does have a good record. I am troubled however at our utter inability to compete with the Scats. To lose twice in one year with both games being BIG games to them is unacceptable. We are losing at the recruiting level, the strength and conditioning level, and more importantly on the field. I hope Bobby is listening to the outcry amongst Griz Nation. How is he not nauseated by watching the Scats run the ball down our throat game after game? He’s in a contract year so hopefully he sets some of his stubbornness aside and does what’s best for Griz football.
mthoopsfan
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Your post is wrong and filled with mistakes. The Cats don’t run the ball down our throats game after game. Some. UM isn’t losing at recruiting. I have seen no evidence of losing at strength. Hauck does what’s best for Griz football. How can you ignore 13 wins? In 2025 and 2023? How can you ignore no. 3 in nation? You are biased or have a narrative and are overwhelmed by 2 losses.
Grizwin@37
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Just keep your blinders on!
mthoopsfan
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You have the blinders, not me. You are blinded by your bias and 2 cat losses. Let’s have a discussion. Try to support what you said.
Oldskoolgriz
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The biggest problem our team faced last year wasn't because the Cats were way better than us, it was we couldn't keep everyone healthy. While we did have 8 home games, 12 straight games in a row is going to affect any great team. Then you add on the playoffs with 3 of the most physical teams we had to play in that stretch. We were just unlucky this last year dealing with key injuries heading into the playoffs and last game of the season. And these injuries were to our best players on our team. Ah Yat, Eli, Wortham and Davis were all hurt going into the playoffs. On defense, basically our whole secondary was injured and barely holding on and one of our best LBs in Tolbert was hurt. That many key injuries and we still managed to get to the semifinal game. These aren't excuses, these are the facts of what happened to our team. For people who are unable to see this as playing a huge factor in why we couldn't pull off a win and just blame Bobby don't know jack shit about the game.
Copper Griz
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Let’s say your contention in true. Ok, bad luck or bad strength and conditioning? Seems like the Cats had some injuries as well. That is the game. Next man up, but apparently there isn’t a next man ready in the program? Sorry, everyone knows the saying about excuses. They are just like a..
5280Griz
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Were the injuries just bad last year or have the Griz consistently struggled with injuries since 2020? That will tell you if it is bad luck or strength and conditioning.
mthoopsfan
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No, in our last game, UM didn't have an equivalent to its best receiver and best TE, after the Cats knocked them out early with dirty plays. Those plays have nothing to do with strength conditioning. And, as I have said, the Cats are the luckiest team to have ever won a national championship game. I generally agree with next man up, but take away even Dowler the receiver in the 2 games and the result may have been different. Ah Yat was hurt enough not to be able to run in semis game. Take away the Cat QB's running and things would have been different for them.
mthoopsfan
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See year 2023. That tells me that strength conditioning is good. See the year the SS guy took out our QB. That had nothing to do with strength conditioning.
5280Griz
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Cat’s backup qb is a scrub per my MSU friends. They have no chance if Justin Landon gets injured.
0-4Hauck
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Post one picture of Haucks national championship ring or rings or delete this thread immediately!
Hauck is the reason my boyfriend and a lot of his friends left the program. They are on the inside, they deal with him everyday and they know its never going to happen so they went somewhere they have a chance to achieve what they work so hard for.
Hauck is the reason my boyfriend and a lot of his friends left the program. They are on the inside, they deal with him everyday and they know its never going to happen so they went somewhere they have a chance to achieve what they work so hard for.
There is not one player who has left Montana for a team with a better chance at winning a national title. That is hilarious. Lol.
5280Griz
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Who transferred to a championship caliber program? Hauck is going to win a national championship before UAB.
5280Griz
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The teams I am seeing people transferred to in the transfer thread are all not close to Montana’s odds to win a national championship next year. Am I missing someone who transferred to a D2 or NAIA powerhouse?
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HelenaHandBasket
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Because I am lazy, but how many actually left the program with eligibility remaining?
Ut-Grizfan
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For the most part yes, he is a good coach overall and has got us back to being a consistent seeded Playoff team. However when it comes to playing against the other Big 3 of FCS (MSU and Dakota States) we are 4-9, he's pretty much the FCS version of James Franklin at Penn State.
Also we struggle in Road games against teams with a Winning Record (3-15 since Bobby 2.0) including 0-6 in the postseason. This isn't an attack or even a Fire Bobby post, but the data doesnt lie.
5280Griz
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As far as the Dakota States go no Griz coach has won in Brookings or Fargo it isn’t just a Bobby issue.
