And he will go 1-4 against the Cats if he is lucky. 1-5 if the Griz end up on the same side as the Cats in the playoffs again next year.Great business. Kept him here so far.
And he will go 1-4 against the Cats if he is lucky. 1-5 if the Griz end up on the same side as the Cats in the playoffs again next year.Great business. Kept him here so far.
Yeah because our running back not being stout on defense is why Adam Jones had all those big runs.And he will go 1-4 against the Cats if he is lucky. 1-5 if the Griz end up on the same side as the Cats in the playoffs again next year.
Good retort. Touché sir.Yeah because our running back not being stout on defense is why Adam Jones had all those big runs.
I used to do that. I loved doing that. I was a tutor in the 90's and early 2000's. I did act as a mentor for a handful of the players. Sadly, one of them has passed, he caught a rough break due to one bad decision, but he was a good man, and he proved that later on in his life.Instead of donating money, could you donate expertise, experience, and mentorship to athletes or students? Instead of donating to the program, maybe something like that would bring a better return on your investment (not financial, obviously).
I’m trying to organize alums and fans in the professional world to do this in an organized way. A lot of us are not in the position to make substantial dollar contributions, but we can invest our time, networks, and expertise to help students.I used to do that. I loved doing that. I was a tutor in the 90's and early 2000's. I did act as a mentor for a handful of the players. Sadly, one of them has passed, he caught a rough break due to one bad decision, but he was a good man, and he proved that later on in his life.
If that's the case, then I think donating to NIL makes more sense for you!Is my money better spent dumping it directly into the NIL or joining QB club. I'm not overly interested in the QB Club meetings/social scene or whatever else comes with it. I just want to make sure my money goes directly to the team. Probably a stupid question but I have never donated to the team and I'm ready to step up and do something. Hope others who have never supported the team financially jump in with me here.
Ok thanks! Again that was probably a stupid question. Appreciate you not replying with a snarky sarcastic HelenaHandBasket type response lol. Hopefully I can bring a few new donors along with me to jump in.If that's the case, then I think donating to NIL makes more sense for you!
Is the schedule really tougher next year? Doesn't appear to be on paper anyway... Cats in Bozeman is always a hill to climb but the non-conference and rest of the Big Sky schedule doesn't seem to daunting...I have no money to contribute and I don't live locally so the only thing that I can do is temper my expectations which I am working on.
I'm hoping to obtain some of the sugarcoaters enthusiasm for the current state of affairs: We keep getting beat by the cats but it's okay because we won 13 games in a year with a pretty weak schedule. Next year might be pretty bad because the schedule's tougher (and we have to play the cats in Bozeman) but hey we've got eternal optimism that we'll get them next year!!! Rah rah rah, Sis boom bah!
Is the schedule really tougher next year? Doesn't appear to be on paper anyway... Cats in Bozeman is always a hill to climb but the non-conference and rest of the Big Sky schedule doesn't seem to daunting...
Don't disagree with what you are saying but still don't think it's tougher than this year even if we were to lose several of those games. North Dakota, Idaho, Sac State (road), Idaho State (road), Weber (road) and of course the Cats seems like a much harder road to hoe. Kittens withstanding, road test at Davis and NAU will be tough next year but IMHO everyone better circle the November game against Idaho State!I agree that non-conference looks pretty easy and even the conference games at home might not be too tough. Although Idaho State and Idaho might give us a run for our money.
But:
@ Oregon State
@ Davis
@ NAU
@ EWU
@ MSU
How many of those are presumed wins? Oregon State probably a loss. Might have a shot but I wouldn't hold your breath. At Davis should be a win, but not guaranteed for sure. At NAU is a lot like Davis, should win but might not be easy. At Eastern, well we all know what that's been like on that horrible red turf. On paper it should be an easy win but will it be? Likely not. Especially considering we barely beat them at home this year! And then there's the cats in Bozeman. Unless they lose half their team to the portal and the Griz somehow import a (good) new offensive and defensive line, we lose that one big.
Might lose three or four games in the regular season next year.
Where are you located? The flag makes me think texasI have no money to contribute and I don't live locally so the only thing that I can do is temper my expectations which I am working on.
I'm hoping to obtain some of the sugarcoaters enthusiasm for the current state of affairs ie: We keep getting beat by the cats but it's okay because we won 13 games in a year with a pretty weak schedule. Next year might be pretty bad because the schedule's tougher (and we have to play the cats in Bozeman) but hey we've got eternal optimism that we'll get them next year!!! Rah rah rah, Sis boom bah!
Don't post nonsense and you have nothing to worry about.Ok thanks! Again that was probably a stupid question. Appreciate you not replying with a snarky sarcastic HelenaHandBasket type response lol. Hopefully I can bring a few new donors along with me to jump in.
I agree with mom and believe next season's conference schedule is more difficult.Is the schedule really tougher next year? Doesn't appear to be on paper anyway... Cats in Bozeman is always a hill to climb but the non-conference and rest of the Big Sky schedule doesn't seem to daunting...
Just flippin you a little shit.Don't post nonsense and you have nothing to worry about.
We've beaten OSU that last two times we played them, so I do not presume a loss.I agree that non-conference looks pretty easy and even the conference games at home might not be too tough. Although Idaho State and Idaho might give us a run for our money.
But:
@ Oregon State
@ Davis
@ NAU
@ EWU
@ MSU
How many of those are presumed wins? Oregon State probably a loss.
We haven’t played them in nearly 30 years. The FBS FCS scholarship divide is larger now as well.We've beaten OSU that last two times we played them, so I do not presume a loss.