Just an embarrassing half. Lucky not to be down by 40.
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Oh give them a little bit their moving right down the field on first poss. was just suprised we didnt turn it over again with 30 seconds left in half LOL and ya I think some changes are really badly needed at UNIOriginally posted by strike00 View PostJust an embarrassing half. Lucky not to be down by 40.Feel the Power of Purple !!!!!!
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Not sure how the D was supposed to get off the field in this game with the soft coverage on the receivers.
They can throw for a first down anytime they want.
You have to take something away.
Winning is more fun than losing.
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Soft coverage and four man rushes. The Farley way.Originally posted by Blue42 View PostNot sure how the D was supposed to get off the field in this game with the soft coverage on the receivers.
They can throw for a first down anytime they want.
You have to take something away.
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I agree that it's probably time to move on from Mark.
The problem is that the next guy has absolutely no chance to be even this good with the resources provided and I sure as **** don't want David making a major hire.
We're simply boned until there's an AD change.
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I think that's BS.Originally posted by BCPanther View PostI agree that it's probably time to move on from Mark.
The problem is that the next guy has absolutely no chance to be even this good with the resources provided and I sure as **** don't want David making a major hire.
We're simply boned until there's an AD change.
It's a losers mentality.
People are always concerned about change...what if somebody leaves...how will we ever recover?
Go find somebody who is aggressive and knows how to coach to an advantage. Human capability is more important than experience/tenure.
Farley has had 20-some years. He's shown everything he has. It's not enough in today's game.
You have to move on.
He's not suddenly gonna get better. If it was there you would have seen it. The game past him by. It's not a sin...it happens...but it clearly has.
He's a defensive coach and his D scheme today was completely outmatched. Completely.
And that's with his DC back...which was a gift. It's time...move on.
Last edited by Blue42; 10-14-2023, 04:27 PM.Winning is more fun than losing.
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So, you want to be Western Illinois. Perfect. That's what the budget, facilities and resources are going to create.Originally posted by Blue42 View Post
I think that's BS.
It's a losers mentality.
People are always concerned about change...what if somebody leaves...how will we ever recover?
Go find somebody who is aggressive and knows how to coach to an advantage. Human capability is more important than experience/tenure.
Farley has had 20-some years. He's shown everything he has. It's not enough in today's game.
You have to move on.
How many 'young, aggressive, hungry' guys have they tried in a row now?
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Loser's mentality.Originally posted by BCPanther View Post
So, you want to be Western Illinois. Perfect. That's what the budget, facilities and resources are going to create.
How many 'young, aggressive, hungry' guys have they tried in a row now?
And I didn't say anything about "young".
Maybe they are...or not.
Last edited by Blue42; 10-14-2023, 04:37 PM.Winning is more fun than losing.
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I agree Blue The teams and game isnt the same as 20 years ago and the problem is UNI hasnt really adjusted, even with new OC's, I think Mark tries to control to much UNI has just become very predictable, and I have said before they always talk about Farley has the most wins in MVC history ect... true but with 1 legit chance at a title even though allot of talent, we have talent this year but again it doesnt seem to matter as the game plan seems to be easy to figure out for other teams, just depends if we want to continue to be a mid to lower conference teamOriginally posted by Blue42 View Post
I think that's BS.
It's a losers mentality.
People are always concerned about change...what if somebody leaves...how will we ever recover?
Go find somebody who is aggressive and knows how to coach to an advantage. Human capability is more important than experience/tenure.
Farley has had 20-some years. He's shown everything he has. It's not enough in today's game.
You have to move on.
He's not suddenly gonna get better. If it was there you would have seen it. The game past him by. It's not a sin...it happens...but it clearly has.
He's a defensive coach and his D scheme today was completely outmatched. Completely.
And that's with his DC back...which was a gift. It's time...move on.
Feel the Power of Purple !!!!!!
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The other coaches watch film too.Originally posted by 01PantherFan View Post
I agree Blue The teams and game isnt the same as 20 years ago and the problem is UNI hasnt really adjusted, even with new OC's, I think Mark tries to control to much UNI has just become very predictable, and I have said before they always talk about Farley has the most wins in MVC history ect... true but with 1 legit chance at a title even though allot of talent, we have talent this year but again it doesnt seem to matter as the game plan seems to be easy to figure out for other teams, just depends if we want to continue to be a mid to lower conference team
They've all seen 2 decades for MF's film.
They've figured it out.
Winning is more fun than losing.
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Lol.
Total coincidence that the moment Mark's budget went away that the results followed.
I'm ready to move on too but there's a whole bunch of reality that you've got to look at. The infrastructure to be any more than a .500ish team does not exist.
It's been a physical game. Hopefully the elderly hip replacement patients aren't using the recovery pools on Monday.
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This is reminding me of the people who didn’t want to move on from Penrith because of wrestling facilities and the disadvantages the program faced.
Could UNI make a change and end up in a worse position? Absolutely. But I’d rather be taking a chance and trying to improve than accepting mediocrity.
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