This looks to be inside information that 98-99% of the Griz Fanbase is not privy too. Please spill the tea.
Hey, pal. If he does not meet my standards that I personally set for him IN THE WAY I WANT THEM MET, I will be forced to withdraw all support from UM until something is done about it.
I'm just hoping hoops isn't BK's agent, so we don't have to constantly listen to how great he is even if the facts say something else.
Exactly. WTF are you talking about?
Until BK's team starts playing like Delaney's, he gets the benefit of the doubt from me. If he kicks off in the first AND second half, then I reserve the right to call for his head.
Or having the entire special teams/punt return pull back to setup the return and not account for the punter who then converts a 4th and forever. Just unforgivable bull crap.
This answers my question. Thanks CDAGRIZ!
Didn't this happen during the semifinal game against NDSU in 2023?
in 2023, Kinda. the one I'm thinking of was pre-Hauck 2.0. I think it was a Stitt team but could have been Delaney. I want to say it was against SUU when they were actually decent.
Yes, it was against SUU in 2012. They installed that retreating punt block scheme just for that game, and on SUU's 6th punt of the day, the punter just did what everybody should've seen coming from the first time they did it. Watching it live felt like watching a train wreck in slow motion.
I had my doubts that it was a Stitt team because they valued getting the ball in the hands of our offense so much and my intuition was correct.
That’s right. Glad I’m not the only one with some PTSD for that game. If I recall correctly, that was the play that iced the game, no? We would have had a chance had we just made sure the guy actually punted?
They didn't quite ice the game, but it did allow them to go up 23-20 on a FG with about 2:00 left.
Find an example of taking away a possession from the offense because of a special teams blunder during the Stitt years. Heck a lot of the time they just fair caught punts instead of attempting a return to not risk a muffed punt or being penalized. Just get the ball in the hands of the offense as quickly as possible because that offense could have scored from anywhere on the field was the philosophy.
Do you own research on the point. Confirm that Stitt never lost the ball on special teams. You are Mr. Google and AI.
You can research it if you want to. I don’t need to use Google because unlike you I was there in person. I didn’t say anything about the D, it was special teams. Stay focused on the topic at hand.
Nope. You asked a poster a question. You look it up if you want the answer.
It happened in 2023. If we hadn't beaten NDSU, it would've been pointed to as the reason we lost the game. It was 4th and Bonner in the 4th Quarter and NDSU pulls off the fake punt and gets a first down and then goes down and scores.
