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That's the great thing about the picture. Is it Bellmont and the change Patterson is about to bring? Is it Strong about to put some players into something they had no idea was coming? Is it the future of the program itself, having to deal with an uncertain future? I grew up sailing, so my attitude may be different that of others. When I see this, all I think of is "I'm about to be tested and there is no changing the situation. Bring it!" I'd then do what I could and sail right into it. Let's hope some other people have a similar attitude, because a lot of people are into some rough sailing before they see the clouds part and the sun shine again.Does the storm represent Strong and the ship represents the program complacency or does the ship represent the program with Strong just sliding into the captains chair?
Guess that is the 5 million dollar question.
Time will tell just what Coach Strong can accomplish. I'm optimistic, but my gut instinct tells me the offense is going to be a work in progress until 2015. I'm just looking forward to a change in direction. It wasn't that we lost 4 games last season as much as how we lost. BYU was an abomination, the Ole Miss game was lost simply because we made ZERO adjustments at halftime, against Okie Lite we got dominated in all three phases of the game and against Baylor, our offense threw the game away (figuratively and literally). We lost ugly and I'm sick and tired of that. Mack was consistently out coached and the players simply weren't put in a position to win if they simply followed their coaching.I believe that Coach Strong and his position coaches will surprise the college football world.....no more than 2 years to be on top.
It varies with each program, but 2 or 3 yrs should be enough time to implement the program and get us comepting for conference championships and for the playoff system.Time will tell just what Coach Strong can accomplish. I'm optimistic, but my gut instinct tells me the offense is going to be a work in progress until 2015. I'm just looking forward to a change in direction. It wasn't that we lost 4 games last season as much as how we lost. BYU was an abomination, the Ole Miss game was lost simply because we made ZERO adjustments at halftime, against Okie Lite we got dominated in all three phases of the game and against Baylor, our offense threw the game away (figuratively and literally). We lost ugly and I'm sick and tired of that. Mack was consistently out coached and the players simply weren't put in a position to win if they simply followed their coaching.
As long as we play well, show improvement and are entertaining to watch, I will be thrilled with next season.
I'm a big fan of being outdoors and nearly everything associated with it. However, I would never venture into the ocean with only the power of wind and my ability to harness it without turning over, as my only hope of getting back. I certainly have respect for those that do though.That's the great thing about the picture. Is it Bellmont and the change Patterson is about to bring? Is it Strong about to put some players into something they had no idea was coming? Is it the future of the program itself, having to deal with an uncertain future? I grew up sailing, so my attitude may be different that of others. When I see this, all I think of is "I'm about to be tested and there is no changing the situation. Bring it!" I'd then do what I could and sail right into it. Let's hope some other people have a similar attitude, because a lot of people are into some rough sailing before they see the clouds part and the sun shine again.
I'm guessing that photo is cropped so you can't see that they are hauling ass back into port.I'm a big fan of being outdoors and nearly everything associated with it. However, I would never venture into the ocean with only the power of wind and my ability to harness it without turning over, as my only hope of getting back. I certainly have respect for those that do though.