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Coach's show?

It was on last night. They interviewed both Stitt and Josh Buss. Coach Niekamp also had a segment of "Mic'd up". Quick summary:

Stitt
- said they didn't want to get too aggressive in the middle of the field and force a game changing turnover
- felt so confident that the defense wasn't going to give up much scoring in the second that he did get more conservative to not force anything
- made a funny comment that JLM returning punts worked out good. Mentioned that since the rb's were thin and Nguyen would get a lot more reps, he told Niekamp that he didn't want nyugen returning punts on top of all those carries. Insert JLM and the rest is history!
- said the bye week is perfect timimg as they need to get a few dudes healthy for cal poly. The extra week to prepare for cal poly should also pay dividends.
 
I was kind of listening and not watching, but I think Coach Stitt also said there are more way than 2 worlds - there is Earth, Earth2, Smirth, and Florida
 
No. Pluto and Florida have been removed.

Stitt also said he has read EGriz twice. Time 2 was exactly like time 1 and he was not moved to continue.

He then closed by saying, “Offensive genius? Who, me?”

The camera then panned to a cheerleader shot for a feel good ending.
There were no chubby ones, so some auditors did not feel good.
 
Staying away from middle, getting conservative....not a sign of him having a lot of confidence in Brady that's for sure
 
Ursus1 said:
Staying away from middle, getting conservative....not a sign of him having a lot of confidence in Brady that's for sure
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Or it could be a sign that a young WR corps isn't quite there yet. But it's definitely easier to just blame everything on him.
 
HookedonGriz said:
It was on last night. They interviewed both Stitt and Josh Buss. Coach Niekamp also had a segment of "Mic'd up". Quick summary:

Stitt
- said they didn't want to get too aggressive in the middle of the field and force a game changing turnover
- felt so confident that the defense wasn't going to give up much scoring in the second that he did get more conservative to not force anything
- made a funny comment that JLM returning punts worked out good. Mentioned that since the rb's were thin and Nguyen would get a lot more reps, he told Niekamp that he didn't want nyugen returning punts on top of all those carries. Insert JLM and the rest is history!
- said the bye week is perfect timimg as they need to get a few dudes healthy for cal poly. The extra week to prepare for cal poly should also pay dividends.
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You left out the key to the game which was also the best part of the show and a not-so-subtle dig at Traitorak. For one of his answers he was talking about how they have better team unity and he said something like, "the fact that our D just goes out and does their job now and doesn't talk about 'how come you're not scoring points?' allows us to not press on offense and turn the ball over which would have cost us the game."
 
garizzalies said:
You left out the key to the game which was also the best part of the show and a not-so-subtle dig at Traitorak. For one of his answers he was talking about how they have better team unity and he said something like, "the fact that our D just goes out and does their job now and doesn't talk about 'how come you're not scoring points?' allows us to not press on offense and turn the ball over which would have cost us the game."
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Yes, it was an unnecessary and small remark.
 
So 75, honest football question, do you think the defensive players should go to the offensive coordinator and to their teammates and bitch at them for not scoring points? Leave Ty out of the discussion, Stitt said " The DEFENSE is not asking why they're not scoring points." So my question is, do you think defensive PLAYERS should criticize their own teammates, the guys who wear the exact same name on the front of their jersey as they do?
 
havgrizfan said:
So 75, honest football question, do you think the defensive players should go to the offensive coordinator and to their teammates and bitch at them for not scoring points? Leave Ty out of the discussion, Stitt said " The DEFENSE is not asking why they're not scoring points." So my question is, do you think defensive PLAYERS should criticize their own teammates, the guys who wear the exact same name on the front of their jersey as they do?
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Ahh, another "honest football question," the usual fallacy, which isn't at all.
 
Knew it, predictable as ever, and you wouldn't dare answer. So answer this, what part of this question then wasn't about football?

Do you think defensive PLAYERS should criticize their own teammates, the guys who wear the exact same name on the front of their jersey as they do?
 
havgrizfan said:
Knew it, predictable as ever, and you wouldn't dare answer. So answer this, what part of this question then wasn't about football?

Do you think defensive PLAYERS should criticize their own teammates, the guys who wear the exact same name on the front of their jersey as they do?
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There is no answer for your fake questions. Drink more koolaid. It was an "unnecessary remark" making the speaker seem small and vindictive. Why try to defend that by a pathetic attempt to rephrase a question that was never asked? Just because? You are so incredibly dishonest, it is amazing. What's the point?

If you think my point was to ask "Do you think defensive PLAYERS should criticize their own teammates, the guys who wear the exact same name on the front of their jersey as they do?" then there is something wrong with you. It is not just a lie, it is deranged. I suggested nothing of the sort. If you thought I did, you have profound cognitive problems. It you understood that I didn't, and said it anyway, you have profound honesty and integrity problems.
 
It did not sound small or unnecessary to me. Rather, it sounded insightful and gave the listener -- or at least it did for me -- a strong sense of the unity of this team.


But then, I neither played the game, nor do I have a constant agenda to push, so....
 
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