buffs04
Well-Known Member
As it stands, the coach almost seems to enjoy it because it allows him to feel sorry for himself. The AD seems to know he made the wrong hire in at least one program, and was additionally stupid enough to extend the coach before he proved he knew what he was doing. Thus, he has put the program in a horrible position to succeed but can't do anything about it, so he is know backpedaling, making excuses, and employing whatever hollow rhetoric he can to try to save face.
Not once have either of these professional losers - and yes, they are losers, in the most literal possible sense of the word; I am not commenting on nor concerned with their personal lives - EVER stood up and took even an iota of responsibility for their failures.
A lot of coaches in this situation will step up to the media and say "I am not getting it done. I take full responsibilities. I let the players down. This performance is unacceptable."
Not here. Here, we ramble on with a bunch of false promises about next week while the coach browses the halls of Chem140 for the next starting wide receiver and second-on-the-depth-chart true freshmen QB. No one is ever angry, emotional, or visibly sick of losing.
It becomes more and more apparent each week that these guys don't give a **** about anything but their compensation and trying to save face. Neither of them has any commitment to winning, whatsoever. While this is new to Hawkins, as he managed to ride the excellence of Petersen to a great record at BSU, it is no stranger to Bohn; every single hire this man has made at any university he was worked at has been an abject failure by wins and losses.
Get rid of both of them. If the expectations are not higher than this then why bother to have a football program? At this point it is serving as more of an embarrassment than a boon.
Bohn has already stated that Hawkins won't be fired.
And we think our AD is broke now? How many, exactly, people do these self-deceivers think are going to show up to Folsom for the remainder of the year?
Not once have either of these professional losers - and yes, they are losers, in the most literal possible sense of the word; I am not commenting on nor concerned with their personal lives - EVER stood up and took even an iota of responsibility for their failures.
A lot of coaches in this situation will step up to the media and say "I am not getting it done. I take full responsibilities. I let the players down. This performance is unacceptable."
Not here. Here, we ramble on with a bunch of false promises about next week while the coach browses the halls of Chem140 for the next starting wide receiver and second-on-the-depth-chart true freshmen QB. No one is ever angry, emotional, or visibly sick of losing.
It becomes more and more apparent each week that these guys don't give a **** about anything but their compensation and trying to save face. Neither of them has any commitment to winning, whatsoever. While this is new to Hawkins, as he managed to ride the excellence of Petersen to a great record at BSU, it is no stranger to Bohn; every single hire this man has made at any university he was worked at has been an abject failure by wins and losses.
Get rid of both of them. If the expectations are not higher than this then why bother to have a football program? At this point it is serving as more of an embarrassment than a boon.
Bohn has already stated that Hawkins won't be fired.
And we think our AD is broke now? How many, exactly, people do these self-deceivers think are going to show up to Folsom for the remainder of the year?