season turning point

[orangenauburn]

where the staff lost the team -- Rutgers game

that is where players and staff lost faith in each other, lost trust in what they were doing.

 

[EastCoast2]

yes

 

[Scooch]

where the staff lost the team -- Rutgers game

that is where players and staff lost faith in each other, lost trust in what they were doing.

And yet we smashed WVU after that.

 

[OrangeXtreme]

Funny thing ... if Krautman makes a FG or an XP, or Bailey doesn't fumble in OT, there's no trust issue.

 

[orangenauburn]

Funny thing ... if Krautman makes a FG or an XP, or Bailey doesn't fumble in OT, there's no trust issue.

true

but i also think the offensive ineptitude of that game really opened eyes negatively on the team

 

[orangenauburn]

and we would have been bowl eligible already Oh Lord

 

[Dcuse]

where the staff lost the team -- Rutgers game

that is where players and staff lost faith in each other, lost trust in what they were doing.

Wow, very poorly thought out post. The highlite of the past three years was after that game. The Uconn game is where the team quit.

 

[orangenauburn]

Wow, very poorly thought out post. The highlite of the past three years was after that game. The Uconn game is where the team quit.

that game = fluke

 

[orangenauburn]

they were pumped to be playing primetime ESPN against rival

 

[kcsu]

agreed from what i heard the D was so upset after the uconn game that the team became divided. At this point you also have many on the team questioning Nassib. Too much smoke around this one

 

[rrlbees]

wonder if doug wishes he had that 4th and inches decision back.

 

[Scooch]

agreed from what i heard the D was so upset after the uconn game that the team became divided. At this point you also have many on the team questioning Nassib. Too much smoke around this one

The D that let UConn stomp all over them in the 2nd half of that game?

It's not like that unit is the '00 Ravens for God's sake. They're marginally better than the O, but they're stilly crappy.