PlayerRep said:Growler1 said:Grizzoola said:TG shared in Griz success w/ BH and opted to go w/ him to UNLV. There's a tie, there. (pun not intended) TG suffered a bad deal, there. It was out of BH's control & I don't think there's any hard feelings between TG & BH. It's good he's back w/ the Griz, a kind of starting over. We always talk about Griz coaches moving on, etc., so I thought it was a legitimate, relevant topic for eGriz. Sorry I'm not as "inside" as many of you claim to be. You seem to know TG's mind better than I; he's not going there. Fine. Accepted.MrTitleist said:This is another UNLV thread in disguise with no relevance whatsoever to Montana football.
But, I'm tired of junior-high, knee-jerk accusations that I'm bringing up BH & UNLV for that sake, only. (Titleist, you listening?) To me, it was a legitimate question, and yes, I do follow the fortunes of BH at UNLV & firmly believe that this year there will be marked improvement in that program. Few of you know the locker room attitudes BH has had to deal with over the last 2 seasons. But, I digress.
I thought it was a legitimate question. Most of you said no & let it go at that. The others, I wonder about their maturity.![]()
Sorry to burst your bubble of hope, but UNLV has had three straight poor recruiting classes, under Hauck. His prospects for improving are slim and none. He just does not have the talent to improve.
That's not true. Hauck's recruiting classes have been considered to be fairly good. This is from the local press, UNLV mesasge board, and a LV sportsreporter friend of mine, as well as looking at the conference rankings of the classes done by services on the internet.
What joke. So, the because the UNLV message board thinks they had a good class, then we should take it to the bank? :lol: :lol:
Just for your info, I am a member of RIVALS, and they think his 2011 recruiting class ranks last in the conference. But, nice spin-job try anyway. Thanks for playin'.