Indeed it was three in a row. I chuckled between tears.It was three in a row I believe. The first one worked well and then they stuffed the next two in a row.
And our program is so much better now, right?
I also kinda miss those days when we had a coaching staff could recruit and develop decent QB's - you know: Bandhauer, Rosenfels, Wallace, Meyer, Arnaud...
Yeah, our program is a helluva lot better now. If you can't see that, that's your problem. Did you happen to notice how much better Baylor and OSU are now? How about Missouri, aTm and guess what, KState found their program again.
Rosenfels was the only QB in there you mentioned that really developed well for us. Wallace was a Juco transfer and wasn't developed, he just happened. All we need for the Mac success to come back is get the benefit of playing the ****** teams he got to play against. And still find ways to lose to them when he shouldn't. Just go look at Mac's record against ranked opponenents. And then also look at how many of those ranked at the time we beat them eneded up in the top 25 at the end of the year.
I hate to constantly Bash Mac, he was a great guy and did a lot for this program, but holy crap, so many of you put the guy up on this pedestal of being the greatest coach of all time. When in reality, his teams constantly underperformed. Even the 2000 team, arguably the best he had, lost to aTm when they shouldn't have. That team should have been 10-2, not 9-3. It wasn't as much great teams Mac put together as much as bad competition and favorable North schedule in the Big XII.
There is no doubt in my mind, that if CPR had Mac's schedules, we'd be rolling our way to a good bowl this year. Sucks, but it's the truth.
Haha....they didn't develop Seneca. He was a gift. Besides that he didn't even throw the ball that well.
And so it has come to this. In your (and others') desperate attempt to minimize and criticize any accomplishments of the Mac era, you rip on Seneca Wallace. Priceless.
Of course, this comes from the "expert" who thought Harbaugh's base offense at Stanford was the spread...
In year-one, Rhoads played a McCarney-esque schedule and made it to a bowl and won it with virtually no depth. I loved what Mac did at ISU, but Rhoads is a FAR better coach.
Right...even though CPR's best year was his first, with a squad populated mainly with Mac's talent. With Mac's players gone, look where we are...![]()
Right...even though CPR's best year was his first, with a squad populated mainly with Mac's talent. With Mac's players gone, look where we are...![]()
And Mac's competition. Why do you continue to ignore that point?
And it's not for lack of our talent as much as the other teams are just better now than they probably ever were.
Whoa, hold on there. For most of Mac's career , he had to play a K-State team that was a national power. Not counting this year (as we haven't played them yet), we have lost to Wildcat teams that have had conference records of 4-4 and 3-5 the last two years...
Right...even though CPR's best year was his first, with a squad populated mainly with Mac's talent. With Mac's players gone, look where we are...![]()
Whoa, hold on there. For most of Mac's career , he had to play a K-State team that was a national power. Not counting this year (as we haven't played them yet), we have lost to Wildcat teams that have had conference records of 4-4 and 3-5 the last two years...
Right...even though CPR's best year was his first, with a squad populated mainly with Mac's talent. With Mac's players gone, look where we are...![]()
And our program is so much better now, right?
I also kinda miss those days when we had a coaching staff could recruit and develop decent QB's - you know: Bandhauer, Rosenfels, Wallace, Meyer, Arnaud...