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Message: [QUOTE="blizz, post: 2740865, member: 4252"] Agree that it's big and I don't mean to discount the importance. I definitely understand their focus given the viewer interest. There's just so much more going on that I see, I get frustrated with the nearly singular focus, especially knowing that all those guys in the room know Dino, they know he's not going to give anything away, and he made it clear pretty early on that he wasn't going to answer the question for advantage. He even baits them to move on at a few points when someone asked about Ryan Finley. I was very happy to hear the question about fan attendance and people leaving early, and I thought Dino gave an intriguing answer. I also thought Mink did a good job of timing and rephrasing the question about Dungey being injured, even though he got very little out of it. I would have liked a question about run defense. Big story line out of Pitt and other than a few more rotations during the game there didnt look to be alot of difference but the stat sheet shows a healthy improvement. Just seems like an obvious question to me. A number of people commented on some of the sideline exchanges that were visible between Mike Lynch and Dino, especially near the end of the game it sees like it got a little heated. What was going on there? Again, seems like an obvious question that is not only juicy in it's own right but could also glean some insight into the qb situation. I'm not a reporter and have no training in journalism whatsoever and am admittedly a pretty weird dude who is out of step with pretty much everyone I cross paths with, so I could be way off base here. But it just seems to me like these guys paint themselves into a corner by not exploring other lines of questioning, other subjects, and other ways of asking. They leave themselves very little to write about. [/QUOTE]

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