Dr. Lou

[LITTLEGUYSINGREEN]

Anyone catch the Dr Lou segment at halftime of the USC/OSU game? I thought his QB advise was pretty relevant towards our current situation. :)

[UTH]

Anyone catch the Dr Lou segment at halftime of the USC/OSU game? I thought his QB advise was pretty relevant towards our current situation. :)

Ditto.:nod:

[Jay]

Anyone catch the Dr Lou segment at halftime of the USC/OSU game? I thought his QB advise was pretty relevant towards our current situation. :)


Well what was it? Watching the Twins.

[LITTLEGUYSINGREEN]

Well what was it? Watching the Twins.

http://sports.espn.go.com/broadband/video/videopage?categoryId=null&brand=null&videoId=3609782&n8pe6c=2

[Jay]

http://sports.espn.go.com/broadband/video/videopage?categoryId=null&brand=null&videoId=3609782&n8pe6c=2

Wow... how true!

[UTH]

... and yet I'm sure that the proper personnel have been notified and Bisonville can go back to anticipating running the table...

[Jdubs21]

i heart lou, he hit it right on

[SlickVic]

i perfer the pep talks

[BisonNeil]

I too prefer the pep talks, but there have been some choice pieces on Dr. Lou. The QB advice was good but I have to admit another of his lines was funnier and my wife really loved it when he said in his first segment "Behind every successful man there is a surprised mother-in-law."

[Herd]

In the last 2 games, our running game has fallen on its sword, and it's been put on our QB to make something happen. If we want to pull the reins in on our QB, then we might as well have punted on third down the last 2 games.

It's time for the running game and the other 10 guys to step up, versus everyone wanting to blame our QB. If the running game steps up, then our QB will have the opportunity to make higher percentage passes. There have been way more dropped passes on the hands than bad throws by our QB this season.