Yes I can agree to that.
I guess every year its hard for this team to play lights out football every game... These young guys are going to have a down game or a let down game and can't play perfect all the time....again we have seen such good football with this program week to week its hard NOT to EXPECT the BEST when they play....
They looked flat, no pressure on Rabbits at all from front 7?
Cam looked great leading the way for 2 series then it looked scattered, or my wife said, he looks nervous, but I think his play choices didn't help him.
SDSU is as good as they have ever been. That being said, if our boys want to get back to Frisco then lets hope they want a RING more then the Marker...
Good feedback thanks, I shouldn't of ranted the day after, but I just hope our coaches know what the hell they are doing....
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I'm mostly just playing. There were a lot of things to be disgusted about yesterday, and it definitely starts at the top. I just don't think social media/personalities are really the issue. It's easy to look at it that way when things don't go right, but you have to remember these kids have spent their entire lives on social media. It's not like this is some new found toy that's a distraction - this is woven into the fiber of their lives - no matter how bad/detrimental you or anyone else thinks it is to them, not having it would be more of a disruption than having it. Klieman figured this out early on in his tenure and it was not an issue. Think of it as your generation's(making assumptions here) "rock music" and how your parents viewed that it was going to corrupt you. We can argue whether that was true or not(I kid, I kid), but I think you get the point.
Give me a break. Let me guess, these snowflakes also are the first ones to call the younger generation a snowflake too, huh? What an embarrassing thing to worry about. I bet y'all scream MuH fReEduMbS at the same time too right?
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I'm going to go as far as wishing there was more of it. It teaches players the business side of life but more importantly, it encourages mature behavior. I would rather see Phoenix endorse a local businesses than Marcus collecting signatures
Nobody had a problem with Jedre Cyr working in his dads trucking business. ESPN even did a story on him.
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