NBDefektor
Well-Known Member
Wait, people are seriously questioning the play where UH's QB pushed his way out of the endzone to prevent a safety? Yikes, things are getting worse and worse around here every day.
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CU's 5 penalties for 70 yards
- Thread starter Buffnik
- Start date
Loss Deniers. Its a new phenomenon that ignores the evidence.
Pulling a runner, or aiding a runner, is a penalty, that's all anyone is saying
If CU was "sharp" they very likely would have left a winner vs Hawaii. The team and coaching was definitely not sharp. Especially execution per offense and special teams.
There are several obvious developments surrounding the football program that have significantly buoyed my optimism. However, this gets overshadowed by these frequent critical miscues. The clock is now fully engaged as a donor to see execution without the game killing mistakes. Not that I like or accept losing, I detest it. But repeated game destroying mistakes are just bone crushing to those of us trying to patient. Mistakes rob the opportunity for the "whole team" and program to get better.
Given the resources that have been thrown at this situation, current staff needs to execute this season. Now.
Summary: STOP THE CRITICAL ERRORS, so that we have a legitimate opportunity to win games!
There are several obvious developments surrounding the football program that have significantly buoyed my optimism. However, this gets overshadowed by these frequent critical miscues. The clock is now fully engaged as a donor to see execution without the game killing mistakes. Not that I like or accept losing, I detest it. But repeated game destroying mistakes are just bone crushing to those of us trying to patient. Mistakes rob the opportunity for the "whole team" and program to get better.
Given the resources that have been thrown at this situation, current staff needs to execute this season. Now.
Summary: STOP THE CRITICAL ERRORS, so that we have a legitimate opportunity to win games!