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Message: [QUOTE="Zelda Zonk, post: 5267412, member: 966"] Your first six sentences— That‘s essentially what is being discussed. You feel that way, too, but you’re complaining that people are actually discussing the Whys and Ways to resolve that? You’re allowed to have those feelings, and also to decide how we should process them? Not sure where the “creep back onto the bubble” thing comes from. Even if that were true, it should never be used as a rationalization for maintaining status quo. Not good enough. And now we’re substantially worse than [I]that[/I]. Sure, we have ‘nice’ freshmen coming in. But again—freshmen are not the way toward significant gains. Yes, Moore had an outstanding game yesterday. But Freeman didn’t. He looked like a Freshman. Again. A team of freshmen will be abused by talented, older, stronger players, and that’s what you have in top 25 teams and teams we’re competing against to “creep back onto the bubble.” Sadiq and Kiyan are thin, finesse players. What would they have managed yesterday against the Tenn thugs? Nice, that you’re willing to suffer a little bit longer. I wonder, though—what is a little bit longer? And why do you get to decide how much longer is reasonable and not “over the top?” Does your little bit longer factor in the little bit longer under JB or was the clock started anew for Red? More importantly, how bad do we have to be for you to know “it’s time?” What’s your signal? Honest question—no snark. I kinda feel like this is another example of the frog in the pot of water analogy I used before…. It’s a comfortably warm bath for a while. It won’t Be dangerous for “a little while longer.” [/QUOTE]

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