A predictable response based on your history as I believe I know it.
It's not so much the sarcasm alone that is bothersome. It is the perceived, by me, flawed logic and lack of humility on your part that then ACCOMPANIES the sarcasm that is most biting to me.
Perceived is the key word here. You already KNOW I have NO ISSUE admitting when I'm wrong, yet I never see you respond in kind to a few here that are completely incapable of it, even when it's proven. And don't forget, it's hard to be humble when you're a Sooner.
You seem to love Mike. I'm not there yet but maybe I will eventually be.
Like I SEEM to love Coach Heupel?? If you want to know what I think about a coach, ask me. I defended Coach Heupel when play calling was blamed after a loss when it was obvious to me it wasn't. Go to a national board and tell them how proud you are we fired a coach that averaged 40 points a game during a 5-loss season. You'll get dogpiled worse than barkingyank does here because it's ridiculous. It' wouldve been LOGICAL to blame our DC last year, but no, we lost 5 games due to play calling. Now THATS illogical. So because I supported the logical view, I loved Coach Heupel. Only someone that doesn't want to see the truth would think that. Perhaps some who would have to admit they were wrong. Imagine that.
I defend Coach Mike the same way. Many got on the "fire Coach Mike" Lynch mob wagon early in the season. Goobers like WNAS were boasting Coach Mike will be fired at the end of the season after a when our OFFENSE was struggling. So yes, defending him is EASY and logical. What's ILLOGICAL is message board posters claiming they know more than the coaches and suggesting they be fired....especially when it backfires on them...like with Coach Mike. And to beat you to it I HAVE NEVER SAID NOR DO I BELIEVE THEY ARE ABOVE CRITICISM. But when I read that a coach should be fired by a poster or posters that can't give logical reasons, facts or data as to WHY, I have this tendency to use logic, facts, and data to disagree. Even at the expense of being incorrectly accused of "loving" a given coach.
No doubt, the D played well this year and was thrilling to see. That said, I believe Mike benefitted greatly from a shift in duties (Bob's brilliant adjustment), through the efforts of some new D coaches (Bob's hires), and some fortuitous late season matchups (critical key opponent injuries to BU, TCU, and OSU beyond his and Bob's control).
Interesting view, and potentially more accurate than you know. I'm sure glad we didn't fire Coach Stoops...aren't you??
Seems to me that Bob was the true D hero here and not so much Mike. As always, though, I could be wrong and probably am. I'm sure you will show me the way.
I disagree that Coach Stoops was the true D hero, but he definitely contributed. But hey, you could be right.
But then, what do I know? I'm just a ne'er-do-well, TV viewing novice without the "formal" training of more accomplished "others" to dare formulate an opinion of substance.
Perhaps, but you're an expert at condenscending snide remarks and playing passive/aggressive, which I actually respect more than you know. So going forward, if you want to know what I think, ask. I'm not shy. Otherwise, I'll use logic against emotion when some goobers want to fire a coach during an NC season. Indulge me if I rub their noses in it as well if they lack character as well. Present company excluded obviously. If any of the above was unclear and you're still unsure where I ACCURATELY stand...I'm afraid I can't articulate it any better. Perhaps you'd be willing to teach me??
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