After the UNI game, all I could think was "Holy shit, Pflu is building something amazing".
That seems like decades ago, now
EverettGriz said:After the UNI game, all I could think was "Holy shit, Pflu is building something amazing".
That seems like decades ago, now
And the year before that, damn near everyone wanted to run Pflu out on the rails.
The fact of the matter is that it's nearly unheard of to do what UM has done the past 25 years, and it created some unrealistic expectations. Any FCS team (or, frankly, FBS team) who has lost as much NFL-quality talent over the past 3 or 4 years that the Griz have will struggle.
They'll be back soon, right where we expect them to be. And if I had to venture a guess, I'd say it'll be with a vengence.
EverettGriz said:After the UNI game, all I could think was "Holy shit, Pflu is building something amazing".
That seems like decades ago, now
And the year before that, damn near everyone wanted to run Pflu out on the rails.
The fact of the matter is that it's nearly unheard of to do what UM has done the past 25 years, and it created some unrealistic expectations. Any FCS team (or, frankly, FBS team) who has lost as much NFL-quality talent over the past 3 or 4 years that the Griz have will struggle.
They'll be back soon, right where we expect them to be. And if I had to venture a guess, I'd say it'll be with a vengence.
Yes the Griz had a fantastic run for a lot of years. But, the landscape has changed. The conference is much stronger now. Teams have caught up with the Griz. The days of teams being on top for many years are over.EverettGriz said:After the UNI game, all I could think was "Holy shit, Pflu is building something amazing".
That seems like decades ago, now
And the year before that, damn near everyone wanted to run Pflu out on the rails.
The fact of the matter is that it's nearly unheard of to do what UM has done the past 25 years, and it created some unrealistic expectations. Any FCS team (or, frankly, FBS team) who has lost as much NFL-quality talent over the past 3 or 4 years that the Griz have will struggle.
They'll be back soon, right where we expect them to be. And if I had to venture a guess, I'd say it'll be with a vengence.
gotgame75 said:“The determining factor is the program is going in the right direction...” -Tanner Roderick
Like it or not Griz fans, this is the line that's being sold to every recruit we are going head to head against the Cats (and most other schools) with. Until we end this perception, we are going to come out on the short end of the stick more often than we like. As much as I would have loved for Roderick to come here, the more I looked at it from his standpoint, why would he? Strong family Bobcat tradition + upwardly mobile Cat FB program + possible NCAA sanctions + the all-around general uncertainty regarding our FB program = a stacked deck in favor of the Cats. The thing that pisses me off most, is that 2 years ago, by most accounts, Pflu had TRod in our pocket (in spite of family tradition) until Nevada swooped in late. Now, we are a program struggling to regain our identity. I hope they prove me wrong this upcoming season, but I have no faith in Gragg and Delaney being capable or righting the ship. Its truly amazing how nearly 3 decades of success can be undone so quickly.
bigsky33 said:Yes the Griz had a fantastic run for a lot of years. But, the landscape has changed. The conference is much stronger now. Teams have caught up with the Griz. The days of teams being on top for many years are over.EverettGriz said:After the UNI game, all I could think was "Holy shit, Pflu is building something amazing".
That seems like decades ago, now
And the year before that, damn near everyone wanted to run Pflu out on the rails.
The fact of the matter is that it's nearly unheard of to do what UM has done the past 25 years, and it created some unrealistic expectations. Any FCS team (or, frankly, FBS team) who has lost as much NFL-quality talent over the past 3 or 4 years that the Griz have will struggle.
They'll be back soon, right where we expect them to be. And if I had to venture a guess, I'd say it'll be with a vengence.
bigsky33 said:Yes the Griz had a fantastic run for a lot of years. But, the landscape has changed. The conference is much stronger now. Teams have caught up with the Griz. The days of teams being on top for many years are over.EverettGriz said:After the UNI game, all I could think was "Holy shit, Pflu is building something amazing".
That seems like decades ago, now
And the year before that, damn near everyone wanted to run Pflu out on the rails.
The fact of the matter is that it's nearly unheard of to do what UM has done the past 25 years, and it created some unrealistic expectations. Any FCS team (or, frankly, FBS team) who has lost as much NFL-quality talent over the past 3 or 4 years that the Griz have will struggle.
They'll be back soon, right where we expect them to be. And if I had to venture a guess, I'd say it'll be with a vengence.
havgrizfan said:JJ is not coming back...
As far as Brekke and the other guy who failed at Nevada I like to concentrate on what we have recruited rather than what we didn't.havgrizfan said:JJ is not coming back...