58-10
is by how much [Texas A&M] humiliated my beloved [Arkansas Razorbacks] last
Saturday. It was the fourth loss in a
row for the preseason [#10-ranked] FBS team, and I would not be surprised if they
didn’t win another game this season with most of the players back from a team
that only lost two games all of last season.
What
happened? John L. Sullivan becoming the
head coach after Bobby Petrino was flagged for holding a sweet, young thing is
what happened.
Okay,
he really wasn’t caught holding her. For
the [“stuff”] hit the proverbial fan after it came out that she was on the back
of his Harley when he crashed it during the offseason, but that isn’t a
football penalty. Whereas, [holding] is.
Nope,
I do not believe that the athletic director of the University of Arkansas will
be wanting to hold onto the cheerful Mr. Sullivan after this season, and I am wondering
if the university should be looking for a new athletic director, as well. For the men’s basketball team has been a joke
for over a decade now, and the reasoning behind the hiring of John L. Sullivan
as the head football coach instead of promoting one of the assistants sure
seems to indicate that there is something terribly wrong with the directorship
of the athletic department.
Yep,
there is most certainly more to putting a winning team on the field than just
signing the most talented players. The
2012 Arkansas Razorbacks stand as very [ugly] proof of that.
So
do the [New Orleans Saints] of the NFL.
For after their head coach was [suspended] for the year on account of his
participation in the alleged bounty program, the Saints are yet to win a game
this season, and we are talking about a collection of some very talented professional
athletes here.
Yes,
coaching does make a lot of difference.
Take my high school alma mater, [Cassville], for another example. For they just won their 33rd straight
regular season game last Friday night, and I do not know of any of their
players being good enough to pay football for likes of Arkansas.
It
mainly has to do with motivation. Yeah,
calling the right plays goes a long way, but it is a player’s willingness to
give all that they have play after play that makes the difference between having
a winning team and having to tell reporters to smile during a press conference.
Yes,
there are sorts of ways to motivate a player, and [Billy Gillispsie] picked the
wrong ones. So did [Mark Mangino], and I
am quite sure that there are a lot more.
Thankfully,
that doesn’t seem to be the case with the head football coach of the Cassville
Wildcats. For according to my little
brother’s wife, everyone in town absolutely loves David Large, and she is not one
to be saying something like that out of hand, which tells me that this love has
little to do with him fielding such great teams year after year. (In the spirit of full disclosure, I am fairly
sure that it doesn’t hurt.)
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holy smokes, with a score like that it was hardly worth it for them to even bother showing up
ReplyDeleteThere is an MLS team near you, seek them out and find a proper sport!
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by again, my dear Ann!!! Quite sadly, it is on account of the team not showing up that it has become so bad.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by again, my dear Adullamite!!! Well, futbol might actually be a good thing for many of us hillbillys. For it is not like we would have to be able to count past 3 (at the most) to know what the score often is. In fact, even those who don't know nuthin' 'bout no arithmaticin' could keep up with most matches ending in a 0-0 tie!
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