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Not Until 2017 At The Earliest
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grizcountry420
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AZGrizFan said:marceagfan5 said:
Pretty sad when a Beagles fan is more rational than a self-proclaimed Griz fan about the supposed "sinking ship". (Of which I'm a fan, by the way).
Yeah, he's a good poster too..
Atlanta Griz1 said:
Crap, can't go back to 2000's b/c it's not in the Big Sky historical data.
2003 the defense improved it's scoring defense by almost 3 points per game and shaved 30 yards per game of allowed yards.
2006 the defense improved it's scoring defense by almost 2.5 points per game an shaved 90 yards per game of allowed yards.
2008 the defense held firm and didn't allow more points per game and shaved 12 yards per game of allowed yards.
2009 I was wrong - remembered that one incorrectly, allowed 1.5 more per game and about 30 more yards per game.
2014 the defense improved it's scoring defense by about 2 points per game and shaved 21 yards per game of allowed yards.
Raider said:
Personally I like the "Foe" function on this site. It makes it easy to not have to read garbage. :thumb:
Raider said:
It is all about getting to 17 pages...
mtgrizrule
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Can we try clearing things up here? By reading the opening post of this thread, it is made to sound like the GRIZ defense will be pathetic. Is that what you were trying to point out? Later in this thread, you posted there will be a drop in the defense after this season. I am reading 2 different levels in your point of views. Which point of view do you feel will be the case? Will the defense be bad, pathetic, and/or weak? OR will there be a slight drop off?
It looks to me some egrizzers are taking your initial post as the defense will be terrible. Many feel the defense will still be solid to great. So even if your point is the defense will have a drop off, by Big Sky standards the defense would still be average or better within the conference. I personally feel there is a chance the 2016 defense will be a little of a roller coaster ride the 1st half of the 2016 season. Yes, it is very possible there could be a drop off. Logically that would be a hard point to dispute with anyone. Many egrizzers are siding with GRIZ history and have faith in our coaching staff and players, and feel at worse there could be a little drop off. Very few, feel the defense will be terrible. Speaking of terrible, can we define a terrible, bad, or pathetic defense? Based on last season, I feel every defense in the conference outside of the GRIZ and UND was below average to terrible.
I admit, I will be very critical if the GRIZ defense ever gets as bad as EWU and MSU were last season. I don't mean that to slight those programs either. It really sucks to have one side of the ball be terrific and the other side of the ball be your teams downfall, keeping that team from a national championship. The encouraging part for EWU and MSU, both programs made coaching changes in an effort to improve their defenses.
I guess each of us should better define where we stand on this. For me, I expect a little drop off in 2016 from 2015, but for the defense still be good to great within the conference. In 2017, I expect the defense to be great to excellent within the conference. Either way, Gregorak still needs to prove he can bring the defense to a championship dominating level? Overall, I am overly concerned about the GRIZ defense for the next 3 to 4 years. My bigger concerns are how long will it take the offense to transition to what Stitt wants and our special teams improving.
It looks to me some egrizzers are taking your initial post as the defense will be terrible. Many feel the defense will still be solid to great. So even if your point is the defense will have a drop off, by Big Sky standards the defense would still be average or better within the conference. I personally feel there is a chance the 2016 defense will be a little of a roller coaster ride the 1st half of the 2016 season. Yes, it is very possible there could be a drop off. Logically that would be a hard point to dispute with anyone. Many egrizzers are siding with GRIZ history and have faith in our coaching staff and players, and feel at worse there could be a little drop off. Very few, feel the defense will be terrible. Speaking of terrible, can we define a terrible, bad, or pathetic defense? Based on last season, I feel every defense in the conference outside of the GRIZ and UND was below average to terrible.
I admit, I will be very critical if the GRIZ defense ever gets as bad as EWU and MSU were last season. I don't mean that to slight those programs either. It really sucks to have one side of the ball be terrific and the other side of the ball be your teams downfall, keeping that team from a national championship. The encouraging part for EWU and MSU, both programs made coaching changes in an effort to improve their defenses.
I guess each of us should better define where we stand on this. For me, I expect a little drop off in 2016 from 2015, but for the defense still be good to great within the conference. In 2017, I expect the defense to be great to excellent within the conference. Either way, Gregorak still needs to prove he can bring the defense to a championship dominating level? Overall, I am overly concerned about the GRIZ defense for the next 3 to 4 years. My bigger concerns are how long will it take the offense to transition to what Stitt wants and our special teams improving.
Grisly Fan
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Not a single down has been played in 2015 and people are making a serious attempt to discuss 2016 and 2017??? I'll take "Pointless" for $100, Alex.
...and the answer is, "He talks out of his ass, and sometimes he picks it."
Atlanta Griz1
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Htowngriz said:
Yeah, some EWU fan makes a post and you turn it into the Gospel. This is the same poster who Griz fans slammed incessantly for making stupid posts. Typical liberal rope-a-dope B.S.
Atlanta Griz1
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AllWeatherFan said:
Mom...stevie's acting out again..... :roll:
Stevie "full time" dill the ultimate king baby....
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Belief that their needs come first and foremost without concern for others
Having blinders on when it comes to the perspectives of others
“My way or the highway” attitudes
Extreme arrogance
Dependency, but wanting to appear fiercely independent
Acquisition of money and possessions to prove worth
The need for continual validation
Catastrophizing events
Feeling misjudged and underappreciated
Expressions of superiority that mask insecurity
Jumping to conclusions
Egoic pride
Lack of trust
Entitlement
Expecting to be treated with deference
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Stevie "full time" dill the ultimate king baby....
King Babies-The Quest for Maturity” that the syndrome relates to emotional developmental delays stemming from abuse, trauma or early drug use. Fear of loss of control is a hallmark, thus creating attitudes and actions that can become ingrained patterns over time. King Baby Syndrome is characterized by:
Belief that their needs come first and foremost without concern for others
Having blinders on when it comes to the perspectives of others
“My way or the highway” attitudes
Extreme arrogance
Dependency, but wanting to appear fiercely independent
Acquisition of money and possessions to prove worth
The need for continual validation
Catastrophizing events
Feeling misjudged and underappreciated
Expressions of superiority that mask insecurity
Jumping to conclusions
Egoic pride
Lack of trust
Entitlement
Expecting to be treated with deference
This sense of entitlement impacts every relationship, as those who are close to people who exhibit these attitudes and behaviors will attest. At home it may appear as if this person is tyrannical, ruling with a heavy hand that has family members quivering in fear. In the workplace, it could show up as a controlling boss who leaves no room for employees to think for themselves or act independently and takes credit for their work, sabotaging them any chance they get. In friendship, it might look like gathering loyal followers who model themselves after him or her
