It was great to see what this offense is capable of and to see the D stand tall. Also any cat that claims injuries as an excuse is not looking at both sides we have some bad ones too and it didn't seem to hurt us. Next man up!
Last Spring, I was down on the Waterfront in Seattle, and had my Griz pullover on. People walking past would nod approvingly, and shout "Go Griz!" The attendant at Ivars really wanted to talk about the Griz.CFallsGriz said:When we looked, we could see a bunch of six foot plus dudes in maroon warm up suits and realized, with a quick check at gogriz.com, that the round ball team was in town. They were shouting out to the football team. So we got off the wheel and had a couple snifters of Glenlivet at Fishermans and in a few minutes the entire bball team showed up. It's always great to see the GRIZ pride when you're away from MTown and least expect it. It was a great unexpected chance encounter.
Harm said:....So struggle and suck horribly at times all year on O just to lower the puddy's guard.....I like it Mick's a damn genius.....yeah probably not. I credit the shackles being removed from JJ...and look how the team blossomed....
"After the game, defensive end Zack Wagenmann, who set a record for career sacks at Montana (33.5) with one in the second half, confided that his coach’s impending retirement provided some extra incentive.Jaredkuehn said:I love that this team carried Mick into the playoffs on there shoulders. Let's keep this party going!
krammer said:one player who has not been mentioned much is kose,,,,,when they evaluate film, it will be the physical play of kose who set the standard.....he was the proverbial man among boys yesterday.......now the playoffs....go griz...
NDSU will steamroll them if they manage to get past SDSU.Umista said:I did not think we would spank the cats like we did. I did think we needed one guy to step up and play over the top. Instead almost every Griz player was way over the top. Fantastic game played by the kids. Then to save the spread read offense for this game was a coaching A+ for Mick Delaney and his assistants. Ty Gregorak saved the multi blitz defense for this game and I am proud of him for the job he did. The special teams were far better than at any point this season. The entire team played with class and won with class!
Plenty of "wow" to go around for the entire program. I am so damn glad Mick is able to go out with such a fantastic win over the cats. Cats should do well after they regroup. They are a very good team and I hate to admit it and I expect them to win and perhaps scare hell out of North Dakota State.
Jaredkuehn said:I love that this team carried Mick into the playoffs on there shoulders. Let's keep this party going!
Hey guy ... you and your fellow-sufferers with the pass closure just made the Weather Channel. They had a long piece where they interviewed people stuck in the jam, and found out what they were doing to pass the time. Pretty funny -- I assume they picked interviews with people who were pretty good-humored about the mess. (I have to believe there were some pretty piss-off people out there too.)CFallsGriz said:... Watching this game on a regional broadcast in Seattle, I was amazed at how well they looked and how well GRIZ nation represented on TV under the lights for the second half. Even w some empty seats early in the second, the stadium, team, fans, noise...it was all there, and we looked awesome on TV. ROOT did a good job for a change, and there was an inescapable feeling that the GRIZ are back.
Here's what crystallized that for me:
After sitting two hours at the bottom of the east side of Snoqualmie pass with I90 closed, and no data access or radio to speak of, we finally got to Seattle in time to catch the end of the first half. We were overjoyed to see we were up 27-0. We watched the GRIZ roll the poor cats and headed downtown in good spirits. While having some shrimp cocktail, pan fried Parmesan shrimp, and a couple nice pales at the Sound Room, we decided to take a ride on the Seattle Great Wheel. After we were loaded up, we thought we heard the distinct chant of "Grizzlies Grizzlies!" When we looked, we could see a bunch of six foot plus dudes in maroon warm up suits and realized, with a quick check at gogriz.com, that the round ball team was in town. They were shouting out to the football team. So we got off the wheel and had a couple snifters of Glenlivet at Fishermans and in a few minutes the entire bball team showed up. It's always great to see the GRIZ pride when you're away from MTown and least expect it. ...
Go GRIZ.
PS. Look for the Coyle/GRIZ signs tomorrow!