Flashdiaz said:
he has such an easy job.
- Just regurgitate old stories and change the names.
- publish
- profit
This is what all fan sites do.
Flashdiaz said:
he has such an easy job.
- Just regurgitate old stories and change the names.
- publish
- profit
wait...Stive said:
For those of us too young to really be aware of what Machovic was like.....how is this similar?
Yep. For example, everyone eats lightning and craps thunder in Spring practice. W player has put on good weight. X player showed up in shape. Y player looks like "the light finally came on". Z player is finally healthy and looks great.txagssweetie2014 said:Flashdiaz said:
he has such an easy job.
- Just regurgitate old stories and change the names.
- publish
- profit
This is what all fan sites do.
BQ_90 said:
Honestly does anyone believe any of that bull*****
Stive said:
For those of us too young to really be aware of what Machovic was like.....how is this similar?
I remember Mackovic. He had a reputation for being a quick turnaround coach at Illinois. Plys he had coached in the NFL at the Cowboys and the Chiefs. He was pretty much a cold fish, very critical and demanding. He was also more of the wine and cheese type and had a hard time connecting with the good ol' boys bourbon and branch swillin' boosters.Stive said:
For those of us too young to really be aware of what Machovic was like.....how is this similar?
Both of them were / are high and mighty with paper thin skin. Look at Herman lashing out at the Houston radio station when criticized and his wife going on a twitter rant this week.Stive said:
For those of us too young to really be aware of what Machovic was like.....how is this similar?
Herman is a ticking time bomb. Now that he's at a big time program, he has two choices: 1) Drop the 'tude and pucker up when your constituents demand it or 2) keep giving people the finger when you don't like what they say. If he wins big, it won't matter, but if he loses a few he shouldn't, they'll be on his ass. I think he'll choose #1, but if he doesn't he will be eviscerated in Austin, or for that matter at any other high stakes program across the country he would be employed at (including ours).Quote:
After defeating Rutgers in this season's opener, UT fell to UCLA by an unbelievable 66-3. Afterwards, Mackovic uttered a bitter comment that many used all season as a springboard for his ouster: "Last year we won the Big 12 championship and everybody lived with that. They'll have to live with this, too."
Yeah, he got pasted on the sidelines in one game and then came out with the concussion excuse a month later.brainman5000 said:
I was young, all I remember is that he blamed a loss on a concussion he got earlier in the season. And was he the coach when they complained about not getting breakfast before a game? My grandfather, a die-hard tu fan, still calls him Mackosh**.
No more cookie cakes. <sigh>TAZ99 said:
So, no more slumber parties?
Yep. Totally agree.Quote:
Herman is going to break his new team down before he can build it back up. There are a lot of bad habits he needs to break on just the fundamentals. Finesse will have to come later. My prediction is a rocky start for the sips next season then they improve over the rest of the games.
Mack had a revolving door at OC and DC his last few years. Charlie was just freakin' clueless and a star chaser on the recruiting trail. He never looked at his roster and scheme and targeted recruits that fit and would fill holes.91_Aggie said:
So two coaches in a row had to break down the team to get it better?
Man, Mack brown really left that 8-4 team in tatters.
Then Herman must be an idiot. Sip on my FB was fairly confident after the ND game that Buechele would win at least one Heisman.StephenvilleAg77 said:Yep. Totally agree.Quote:
Herman is going to break his new team down before he can build it back up. There are a lot of bad habits he needs to break on just the fundamentals. Finesse will have to come later. My prediction is a rocky start for the sips next season then they improve over the rest of the games.
Am very curious to observe what he will do with the quarterback situation. Herman is trying to talk his 2017 UH commit to follow him to Austin. He contacted Stidham, too, though probably too late. And Herman is going to evaluate Heard moving back to qb.
Clearly Herman has doubts about Buechele, Ehlinger, and Merrick running his offense.
Historically, Herman's qb's have carried the ball on designed running plays (and consequently taken hits) for 15 plays per game on average.
TommyDreamer said:
I thought he kisses his players? Now he yells at them?
WOW! That is interesting. Harken back to the mini-firestorm about Herman's contact with Allen before he left A&M. In particular how over-the-top Herman's reaction was to even being asked about it. Even his wife got involved as I recall.StephenvilleAg77 said:
More sip qb news:
Kyle Allen will graduate from UH in May, and as a grad transfer, can stay at UH or he can go pretty much anyplace that wants him.
A couple of sip recruiting sites reported today that Tom Herman & staff won't be pursuing Kyle Allen to join them at Utx -- unless their other qb offers all fall through and current qb's on the roster get injured in the Spring.
No interest in a five-star qb who knows your offense and who you've just spent 12 months coaching and working with in the film room and in practice?
Hmm.
brainman5000 said:
I was young, all I remember is that he blamed a loss on a concussion he got earlier in the season. And was he the coach when they complained about not getting breakfast before a game? My grandfather, a die-hard tu fan, still calls him Mackosh**.
EVERYBODY GETS A GRILL!!3B Paul 97 said:
Swimming parties to slumber parties to ????
StephenvilleAg77 said:
More sip qb news:
Kyle Allen will graduate from UH in May, and as a grad transfer, can stay at UH or he can go pretty much anyplace that wants him.
A couple of sip recruiting sites reported today that Tom Herman & staff won't be pursuing Kyle Allen to join them at Utx -- unless their other qb offers all fall through and current qb's on the roster get injured in the Spring.
No interest in a five-star qb who knows your offense and who you've just spent 12 months coaching and working with in the film room and in practice?
Hmm.