Texas tech was up and down with their running game. I would say slightly above average. They had Henderson who I believe made an all-america team. Wouldnt say they sucked at running.
Let's have a serious discussion about CPR
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I don't know if you've noticed but there isn't much of a class to kiss goodbye to.
That's also assuming there is a possibility of a winning season until 2018 with the current staff.
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And barring some amazing turn around by the offense this season, it doesn't look like a winning season is in play either.
Supporting the team and supporting the coaching staff are completely different. I support the players and their efforts. I don't support that same coaching staffs efforts that landed us at 6 and 20 over the last 2+ seasons.
Uh, there was nothing new or unique about that loss to Iowa this weekend. Kirk coached circles around Paul, and all signs are pointing downward. Keep pumping sunshine tho, because that has obviously worked the last two seasons.
Support the program. Support the university. And sometimes that means cleaning up.
To tweak the old Mark Twain quote:
"Support the university always, support the coaches when they deserve it."
Talking about firing a coach after a 6-22 stretch going back to 2012 is not throwing in the towel early; it's throwing in the towel far too late.
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This thread brings back memories http://cyclonefanatic.com/forum/showthread.php?t=2333&highlight=Dan+McCartney+firing
That's the worst of it. Iowa was the third most winnable game on the schedule. And it was a wasted opportunity.
Lots of whining going on here. There are 10 games left you wimps. Fan base cries like a bunch of Hawkeye.
Wow, that's about as far back as the site goes huh? Interesting look back and remembering the challenges of what ISU faced back then compared to now. Also there were shreds of optimism that ISU could get some wins late vs KU, KSU, and CU. Got blown out in all 3 games IIRC.
