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Postseason Presser

PlayerRep said:
grzz said:
Gittes406 said:
UMGriz75 said:
Nope, all on my own time. Unlike most of you, I'm paid for what I actually do, not for "keeping hours."

Dude, you're about as thin-skinned and self-important as our president elect. Do you ever just let anything go? With all of your martial arts qualifications you'd think you would have some mental fortitude. But you're just like an elementary school kid searching for power and then desperately reaching to defend whatever shred of dignity remains when he realizes he doesn't have it.
I'm not the biggest Stitt fan, but I hope he succeeds in the coming years just to watch you try to justify your current outrage. Your move, 75....


This.

Could you 2 posters explain how you are able to read a post or posts, and discern from the post(s) without knowing the poster, that the poster is "as thin-skinned and self-important as our president elect".

I don't understand how you could possibly know that. It makes me wonder if you are just making up stuff. I'm sorry, but responding to posts, or attacks, on the internet does not equal thin-skinned. It's alot of what occurs on the internet, and it has zero to do with being thin-skinned. Also, being confident in one's views and stating the views clearly and directly does not equal self-important. The reactions of you two show that you lack confidence and are insecure. Ha.

You can just follow his posts on here and get a pretty good idea that he thinks he's smarter than everybody else. If you respond to everything about you when no response was asked of you you're probably thin skinned. Defensive people are that way because they can't possibly let something negative said about them go, when in the big picture, does it really matter that somebody criticized you? No it doesn't. No matter what you say you're some percentage of people are going to criticize you. So if you feel the need to respond to everything critical of you its because you're thin skinned.
If you can't see that 75 is self important I don't know what to tell you. I actually work for my money as opposed to the rest of you. C'mon, man
 
George Ferguson said:
Here's a rundown of Stitt's last presser today. Please still ready Kyle and A.J.'s stories on it though! There will be lots more info there.

"As a head coach you gotta look in the mirror. We got awesome kids. They give great effort, they are a great group. How as a football coach can I help these kids be successful?"

"There's a lot of things that don't go right, but ultimately, it's me. It's on me. I gotta get it done. I've done a lot of thinking and soul searching about that."

Cat Game "It's a tough loss. You hurt so bad for them. Even if the season going isn't perfect, that game is a chance for the seniors to go out with a really good taste in their mouths. It's disappointing for me as a coach to not help those guys go out on the right foot."

"You can move forward as a program, but it all comes down to wins and losses, and if you don't win, it doesn't feel good. And that's what these kids deserve, is winning football games. That's what our fans deserve. We gotta win, we gotta give ourselves chances to win football games. I've got to do a better job to help our team. I will do everything I possibly can to do that. Internally it eats at me. I can't sleep at night. I can't enjoy anything unless our players are successful. I wanna help these kids. I love coaching them. We've got the start of something great."

"Not gonna panic. We're gonna stay the course. We're gonna keep moving forward. Do I want it to happen fast? Yeah, I want it to happen as fast as possible. I want people to like me. I want people to be satisfied with the job we're doing. This is not an easy job. But I love it. What makes it awesome, is also what makes it hard. There's a lot of passion. I want to please people. I want people to be happy that I'm the head football coach, and we're gonna get to that point where people are going to be really excited about the product we put out there."

"It's my job to help us figure it out. Not our job, it's my job to help our coaches figure out how to have our offense, defense and special teams be successful."

"The little things that kill your football team, penalties and offsides and discipline, those are things that come back to me. It's my responsibility. I'm held accountable for that."

"I thougth we were still in good shape. We lost two tough road games to good football teams (NAU, EWU). But going to Northern Colorado, the way that game started, it hurt everybody. I don't know if we were ever able to recover from that fully."

"We're gonna reevaluate, offensively and defensively, and good through every game, and see where we failed them as coaches. Did we put to much on them? I'm gonna look at that. I'm gonna look at everything and make sure I'm not putting these guys in a position to fail."

"There's a plan in place. We got awesome players. Great young men in this program. We're gonna put another great class together this year, and another one after that and we're gonna be loaded. We're gonna be loaded with guys love each other and care about each other. They're gonna go to class, make the right decisions off the field and the product is going to be something that everybody is gonna be really proud of. We have that now too. Our seniors did a great job of leading this team, of bringing these freshman and young guys in. It's hard when you have to bring all these young guys in and infuse them into the team as one, and our seniors did that. I'll be forever debted to those guys for what they've done this past year. And that's what hurts so bad, is they didn't leave with the taste in their mouths that they wanted to have and I wanted for them, but, I appreciate them so much for what they've done."
After reading your quotes I was feeling better, like this guy got it and maybe he is on the right track. Then I made the mistake of watching the presser. I have a strong sense there was a significant lack of sincerity in his comments and am actually more concerned then before the presser. I sincerely hope I am wrong
 
I suspect he was reacting to some wise counsel and perhaps even a "come to Jesus" discussion and was as sincere as he could be and WILL be making some changes. (not necessarily by choice) One thing that has never been considered here and may or not be considered is that the students and thinking process of those same students that he deals with at of UM is in many cases completely different than that of engineering/math students he dealt with at Colorado. Many simply can't connect with what he does or how he expects them to "process" information and "coaching" I suspect he slowly coming to understand that. There are different mind sets between the two groups that are not easily broached. There is little doubt in my mind that he really DOES care about his "kids" on many levels. Whether he can learn to communicate that over the next year is something else. What is perfectly logical and clear to him may not be so to many of the players. But Stitt is smart and I suspect will figure it out..................Look at the majors of the kids who have connected.
 
Year after year lately, the fan base is asking for the head of the coach on a stitt, I mean stick. Or that Stitt should hire an offensive coordinator. If Stitt ball is "the" thing then they should make Stitt the offensive coordinator and hire a head coach. It would be a demotion, but he would keep his head. He is probably half afraid to leave his house as it is.
 
Gittes406 said:
But you're just like an elementary school kid searching for power and then desperately reaching to defend whatever shred of dignity remains when he realizes he doesn't have it.
I'm not the biggest Stitt fan, but I hope he succeeds in the coming years just to watch you try to justify your current outrage. Your move, 75....
Power? On a fan board? You'd have to talk to the troll brigade always shouting people down about that.

I earned no "extra points" from anybody from realizing, last year, UM had been sold a bill of goods.I know that was terribly disconcerting to fanboys, the ones who demand that everyone "support the coach no matter what" to the exclusion of the best interests of the players, the team, and the University of Montana.

Guess what? "No matter what" happened last Saturday. Happy?
 
Gittes406 said:
I actually work for my money as opposed to the rest of you. C'mon, man
You took that nicely out of context. I retired two years ago. I show up 2-4 hours a week to keep a couple of wheels turning, teach a class, and work on a couple of projects. Next semester I do get to spend more time in the Field House working with student/athletes, as I have every Spring for the last 30 years, and that will probably be the last time as well.
 
Fahque said:
Not being able to recover from being down 14-0, South Dakota State 2009 should be required watching for every team from here on out prior to the season begin

In REAL time, not highlights.

No phones in the room for them to look up the outcome. Just sit and watch.
 
In 15 years at Mines he won ONE yes 1, yes uno.....playoff games in D2!!!!!!!!# Do you really think he was highly sought after by any successful FCS program other than the one Haslam was hiring for? Haslam went out on a limb........very far. It was a gamble on a longshot, odds are not good he picked a winner.
 
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