Bobby is an average coach and a below average Human being. It has been said on here before that in his first stint he inherited a top tier team and just had to keep putting gas in the car. If they lose to the Cats he needs to be fired. He has had 5 years and his first recruiting class are seniors +. Stitt was fired after his 3rd year and going 7-4 with a back up true Freshman QB and one loss coming from FBS Playoff Washington and 1 win playing a WR at QB against a good NAU team.
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Bobby better answer some questions
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mthoopsfan
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Bobby is a terrific coach. Anyone who understands football would support that.
A parent told me that he'd watched a recent Hauck interview where he answered alot of questions. I don't know what the interview was, yet.
A parent told me that he'd watched a recent Hauck interview where he answered alot of questions. I don't know what the interview was, yet.
HelenaHandBasket
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PAGriz said:
Stitt was 7-4 in his 3rd season. Bobby was 10-3 in his 3rd season. Stitt was 21-14 with 1 playoff, Bobby was 26-12 with 2. I get you don't like Bobby, but I find it odd you want to plant your flag on a hill comparing results.
HelenaHandBasket said:
I'm definitely no planting a flag, but where did all of those teams end up in the playoffs? Quarters? Can't remember Stitt's playoff results (guess that's how un-memorable they were).
HelenaHandBasket
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SoldierGriz said:
Soldier, I totally get the frustration with this season, but taking a realistic look at the (3) Stitt years, and then the (3) Hauck years rebounding from them, it shows obvious progress. Griz fans expect a Chipper every year, but the reality is, that hasn't even been close to reality for a decade or more. Maybe Griz fans need to temper their expectations a bit.
mthoopsfan
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41>37 said:
Stitt never played 3 top 10 teams in a row.
HelenaHandBasket
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41>37 said:
Stitt never won 6 straight either.
HelenaHandBasket said:
Ugh...why?
mthoopsfan
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An article and interview. Perhaps also in another thread.
https://www.montanasports.com/sports/big-sky-conference/montana-grizzlies/montana-grizzlies-in-a-rough-spot-after-third-straight-loss
1. "We're in a rough spot, we've lost three in a row," UM head coach Bobby Hauck said. "Certainly not where we want to be, but I look at it academically where we've just lost in heartbreaking fashion twice on the road to Top-5 teams in the nation, so we have to remain confident. We have a good football team."
2. "Well, it wasn't good enough, we didn't generate enough yards, didn't generate enough first downs," Hauck said. "I thought we were close on a lot of stuff but they got the best of us."
3. "It's both," Hauck said of the deep looks. "I mean, just because we're throwing it underneath doesn't mean there's not a route over the top. In almost every route combination there's an over-the-top phase to it, so whether the ball could go there or not, hard to tell right now."
4. "Hauck also addressed whether they'd considered bringing in backup quarterback Daniel Britt after Brown and the offense continued to struggle. Alongside Brown, wide receiver Junior Bergen — who played sparingly due to a left hand injury — took some snaps from the Wildcat formation.
"We had stuff all week, but we're in a game like that where we feel like we're close, and we're doing some stuff, we just can't sustain it," Hauck said. "There's a reason why guys are where they are on the depth chart. It's a tight game. There isn't a lot of leeway to experiment in a game like that."
5. "I think they just had more push than us," senior cornerback Justin Ford, who had an interception in the game, said. "We get the stop immediately, but the line is coming in pushing. We just have to do a better job on critical down situations, understanding what they want to do. We should've known they were going to run the ball and just really buckled down to get that stop, but, play on."
6. "At 5-3 overall and 2-3 in Big Sky Conference games with three games remaining in the regular season, the playoffs are still in sight for Montana, a possibility the team knows is there.
"So before the season that was one of my main goals was a national championship and as of right now that hasn't changed," Ford said. "It's still possible so obviously that's what we're going for. We can't drop another game though, very important."
"This is one of my favorite teams I've been on," senior wide receiver Mitch Roberts said. "I believe in these guys and this is a tough situation but we just keep pushing and take it one game at a time and approach doesn't change."
7. "We've kind of put ourselves in a must-win situation this week which is fine," Hauck added. "It's must win."
https://www.montanasports.com/sports/big-sky-conference/montana-grizzlies/montana-grizzlies-in-a-rough-spot-after-third-straight-loss
1. "We're in a rough spot, we've lost three in a row," UM head coach Bobby Hauck said. "Certainly not where we want to be, but I look at it academically where we've just lost in heartbreaking fashion twice on the road to Top-5 teams in the nation, so we have to remain confident. We have a good football team."
2. "Well, it wasn't good enough, we didn't generate enough yards, didn't generate enough first downs," Hauck said. "I thought we were close on a lot of stuff but they got the best of us."
3. "It's both," Hauck said of the deep looks. "I mean, just because we're throwing it underneath doesn't mean there's not a route over the top. In almost every route combination there's an over-the-top phase to it, so whether the ball could go there or not, hard to tell right now."
4. "Hauck also addressed whether they'd considered bringing in backup quarterback Daniel Britt after Brown and the offense continued to struggle. Alongside Brown, wide receiver Junior Bergen — who played sparingly due to a left hand injury — took some snaps from the Wildcat formation.
"We had stuff all week, but we're in a game like that where we feel like we're close, and we're doing some stuff, we just can't sustain it," Hauck said. "There's a reason why guys are where they are on the depth chart. It's a tight game. There isn't a lot of leeway to experiment in a game like that."
5. "I think they just had more push than us," senior cornerback Justin Ford, who had an interception in the game, said. "We get the stop immediately, but the line is coming in pushing. We just have to do a better job on critical down situations, understanding what they want to do. We should've known they were going to run the ball and just really buckled down to get that stop, but, play on."
6. "At 5-3 overall and 2-3 in Big Sky Conference games with three games remaining in the regular season, the playoffs are still in sight for Montana, a possibility the team knows is there.
"So before the season that was one of my main goals was a national championship and as of right now that hasn't changed," Ford said. "It's still possible so obviously that's what we're going for. We can't drop another game though, very important."
"This is one of my favorite teams I've been on," senior wide receiver Mitch Roberts said. "I believe in these guys and this is a tough situation but we just keep pushing and take it one game at a time and approach doesn't change."
7. "We've kind of put ourselves in a must-win situation this week which is fine," Hauck added. "It's must win."
retiredpopo said:
Concussion protocol is 10 days. I'd assume he resumes practice on Tuesday or Wednesday.
AZGrizFan said:
Idaho lived by this all day long...
retiredpopo
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Griz Addict said:
he was cleared to play he passed concussion protocol. I personally would never want a player to return too early and I think better safe than sorry. He was cleared tho so just like to hear bobby say better safe than sorry or maybe being he did not practice he felt the chances were better with brown.
Bear Spray
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BadlandsGrizFan said:
I'd like to hear your questions for Bobby, wish I could be there. Maybe if 3 or 4 of you ask the same questions back to back he'll stop snarling and answer one of you. Or he'll get his knickers in a twist and blow up. The flip side is as bad as things are the Griz have played close on the score board. 3 wins should make you all delusional again (remember the posts questioning why the Griz weren't ranked #1 ahead of NDSU?) The reality is he needs another year or two to build depth, especially on the O line. This and a commitment to run the ball.
Bear Spray said:
Ok so now he needs “another year or two” to build the OL???!!! If it takes you 6 or 7 years to get up to speed, then your recruiting sucks. No coach in America gets that’s long of a leash. That is patently ridiculous. Time to start accepting the reality of Robert Hauck 2.0
oldrunner
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I noticed that the coaches son was out of position to make a play that he should have been able to make on both the long TD run and the long TD pass. Does that mean he will be benched for this next game with Cow Poly Slow?
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