lol at development. Can you name a UT website right now that isn't focused on Strongs future? It's the #1 story in Austin and isn't going awayYou seem focused on the issue of CS's job tenure rather than the development of the team.
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lol at development. Can you name a UT website right now that isn't focused on Strongs future? It's the #1 story in Austin and isn't going awayYou seem focused on the issue of CS's job tenure rather than the development of the team.
Have you see this thread? It's a weird shit fest of people who seemed to come out bashing ketch. From people that want to pretend charlie Strong isn't facing a likely chance of being fired to bitching for some odd reason that ketch isn't at the game (when his staff is) to one guy even trashing the content here (yet for some reason is a subscriber)
Oh, stop acting like a win over Iowa State should move the needle.
Lol. You are probably correct about the masses. I don't agree with everything Charlie has done but I am still pulling for him to right the ship and get things turned around. I didn't agree with everything Mack did, even during the 2005 season, but I always pulled for him and tried to focus on the things he did well. I didn't even agree with everything Royal did. How could he leave Earl at fullback instead of putting him at tailback in I formation? It just seems like all we focus on now is everything Charlie does wrong. All we want now is Herman. Aren't we the same ones that forced Mack Brown to fire Greg Davis? Wasn't Greg Davis the OC for the most prolific offense is in UT history? Isn't that who Herman learned from? But wait. Both of those guys had VY. We don't have a guy like that on campus right now. I am from San Angelo and I am a friend of Sterlin's and speak with his best friend from childhood every day. He thinks the program is on the rise. Royal won the national championship in 63 and went 10–1 and 64. Then he went 6-4, 7-4, 6-4 and everyone wanted to fire him. He won two national championships after that. I guess I'm just trying to say I would like to see a little more patience sometimes from our fans, our boosters, and the media.
In fairness, someone does put out a significantly more detailed and vastly more insightful postgame article than yours every week at just about the same time while attending the game, only to have the title of said article jacked for a truly third-rate piece from a second-rater who's been absolutely woodshedded by Nahlin on the recruiting beat for four years running.
Point being, if you don't make one extra dollar based on the quality of your writing - and you most certainly don't, as the comparative reviews of the Dunlap Ten Thoughts pieces so clearly illustrated - then why not kick back, live a little and go to a game or two? They've even got Plucker's coupons!
You are a man of incredible patience.I've explained in pretty specific detail why I choose the approach that I choose. You've basically ignored it all. Sleep well tonight, but I'm going to move on.
Yeah, and coming from some posters I don't remember seeing much from in the past. Very interesting....
Ketch is correct and most agree with him. Please take your Charlie worshiping somewhere else
Yeah, thought about it - and have actually ironed out a couple of kinks on that front - but delivering a certain kind of message to someone who leaves his employees hanging on travel expenses requires a personal touch.Decided to forego the speech-to-text program for this response, eh?
But, by admission of hiring a guy at a high price to attend and be close as possible to every game, you find value in it? Enough so to pay handsomely?
But, you roaming Twitter and the message boards on game day are more important.
Yeah, thought about it - and have actually ironed out a couple of kinks on that front - but delivering a certain kind of message to someone who leaves his employees hanging on travel expenses requires a personal touch.
I haven't done any of the things you're suggesting I'm doing.
It does not excite me but the defensive play did move the needle some.Oh, stop acting like a win over Iowa State should move the needle.
a midseason firing would help so people can stop arguing about it, its inevitable in the end
six man ball!Ketch, you failed to mention that the game between Borden County and Klondike was called at halftime this past Friday with Borden County leading 66-0.
Someone in another thread referred to you as a "condescending prick." Hard to argue with that, in the face of this series of replies.I think it's funny that you believe you know how to do my job better than me after 16 years
My guess is you don't have the first idea what I really do on game days, why it is important and what going to the game impacts the rest of my weekend.
Accepting it is one thing. Pretending it signified anything even remotely significant is another.
When you can't argue with anything specifically written, by all means, focus on the front page picture.
Ketch, your game-day efforts are appreciated by the majority of us out here -- thank you.Multiple reasons.
1. My first responsibility is the site and me being on the board at all times on game day, especially after losses is a key responsibility.
2. My post-game column is almost always the very first piece of post-game content anywhere. I think that is important.
3. I can't afford to not be on top of things for more than an hour after the final seconds tick off the clock.
4. Having inconsistent Internet access on my phone inside the stadium is an issue as well.
5. Your job is literally nothing like mine.
I didn't realize you were from SA. Reading this paragraph made me chuckle. When I I played for Edison in the early '70's our arch nemesis were Lee and Churchill. They beat us like a broken drum every year. Still hurts.My goodness, Alabama beat Tennessee so badly in Knoxville it reminded me one of those games I played in when I was at McCallum and we played Reagan in 1992. After taking a 42-0 lead at the half, Reagan started rotating players all over the place and their backups were better than the starters in a lot of cases.
Yet here you are whining, speaking of patheticIt doesn't even seem like the longhorns won a game yesterday if you visit this board. Pathetic
I didn't realize you were from SA. Reading this paragraph made me chuckle. When I I played for Edison in the early '70's our arch nemesis were Lee and Churchill. They beat us like a broken drum every year. Still hurts.
Bully for y'all. Don't get a rotator cuff injury from patting yourselves on the back.Buechele hasn't shown anything he didn't show in the spring. Some of us weren't afraid to gobble every available share of SB stock.
Good point, thanks for straightening me out! Still doesn't diminish the ass-whopping's we took from Lee and Churchill.Austin Reagan and Austin McCallum.
SA didn't even have a Reagan in 1992.
WTF? Really? Some of you mooks would bitch if you were hung with an old rope.Ketch, why don't you attend the games? It's your job. Just weird that you choose to sit at home or pluckers.
I am in finance and when it's quarter end, I would be fired for staying at home.