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  • #16
    The purpose of a Spring game for a Coaching staff and team has very little to do with showcasing known talent to the fans in attendance. The teams are not selected with an evenly matched game in mind nor are they made up of a 1st team squad vs a 2nd team squad. The sides are created by the Coaches in order to impose a multitude of small tests and situations on specific players, formations and squad combinations for analysis in determining a starting point for the beginning of summer camp.

    Specifically for example: The White squad was purposely created with a strong offensive line so that a variety of backs and receivers could be viewed in action. The Purple squad O-line was purposely created with players who are not O-line players in order to test how the QBs will handle the chaos and pressure that occurs when the play breaks down. People in the stands who do not know this might prematurely decide that one QB is better than another or that our defense is weak.

    This is just one set of intended circumstances that was at play in the spring game. Bleacher seat wannabe coaches and arm-chair QB's should stop judging players, stop casting ignorant and negative remarks and trust Farley and his very qualified Coaching Staff to do what they need to do as they test and assemble the best squads that they can achieve.

    I am posting this so that all of our Fans might have a better understanding of the Spring Game concept with hopes that they might refrain from premature judgements based upon partial data or just plain ignorance or whatever your insecurities drive you to complain about. Whatever it is, you do not have the whole picture and your judgements are simply flawed at best.

    Negative remarks about our Panther players do nothing of value for any of us. But you could establish yourself as a prima donna message board jackass and a piss-poor Panther Fan... Maybe you should be a Hawkeye fan if all that hate is your kinda support method... This is not directed at any one poster however if the shoe fits, you will know it.

    I watched the Spring game and saw that our Panther team has a huge amount of talent, some seasoned and some new but all Purple and Gold and full of the Panther Pride and positive energy that is a key ingredient as we strive to finish at the top. I am excited about this Team and our Coaches and cannot wait to witness these young men as they strive to excel for themselves and for UNI. GO PANTHERS!
    Irreverence is another person's disrespect to your god; there isn't any word that tells what your disrespect to his god is. -- Mark Twain

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    • #17
      I know what a spring game is, thanks though. However, the spring game was just one example, I could give you a some more from practice if you want though.

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      • #18
        Originally posted by VistaPanther View Post
        The purpose of a Spring game for a Coaching staff and team has very little to do with showcasing known talent to the fans in attendance. The teams are not selected with an evenly matched game in mind nor are they made up of a 1st team squad vs a 2nd team squad. The sides are created by the Coaches in order to impose a multitude of small tests and situations on specific players, formations and squad combinations for analysis in determining a starting point for the beginning of summer camp.

        Specifically for example: The White squad was purposely created with a strong offensive line so that a variety of backs and receivers could be viewed in action. The Purple squad O-line was purposely created with players who are not O-line players in order to test how the QBs will handle the chaos and pressure that occurs when the play breaks down. People in the stands who do not know this might prematurely decide that one QB is better than another or that our defense is weak.

        This is just one set of intended circumstances that was at play in the spring game. Bleacher seat wannabe coaches and arm-chair QB's should stop judging players, stop casting ignorant and negative remarks and trust Farley and his very qualified Coaching Staff to do what they need to do as they test and assemble the best squads that they can achieve.

        I am posting this so that all of our Fans might have a better understanding of the Spring Game concept with hopes that they might refrain from premature judgements based upon partial data or just plain ignorance or whatever your insecurities drive you to complain about. Whatever it is, you do not have the whole picture and your judgements are simply flawed at best.

        Negative remarks about our Panther players do nothing of value for any of us. But you could establish yourself as a prima donna message board jackass and a piss-poor Panther Fan... Maybe you should be a Hawkeye fan if all that hate is your kinda support method... This is not directed at any one poster however if the shoe fits, you will know it.

        I watched the Spring game and saw that our Panther team has a huge amount of talent, some seasoned and some new but all Purple and Gold and full of the Panther Pride and positive energy that is a key ingredient as we strive to finish at the top. I am excited about this Team and our Coaches and cannot wait to witness these young men as they strive to excel for themselves and for UNI. GO PANTHERS!
        You are absolutely correct Vista. One has to only look at Sanders' first spring game his freshman year. He was on the team that had the weaker line and didn't have Salmon calling the plays. Parsons and Zielinski were the QB's on the other team and actually looked better, simply because of the line and better play calling. I can remember Sanders running for his life out there....but I knew who the better QB was.

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        • #19
          Originally posted by UNIstudent View Post
          I know what a spring game is, thanks though. However, the spring game was just one example, I could give you a some more from practice if you want though.
          Save it student. I don't think you get it. Negative remarks about players make you look bad and do nothing for the board, the team or UNI.
          However if you are so driven to start naming players by name, I would suggest that you use your real name when you do instead of hiding behind a pseudonym. You are not as anonymous as you may assume.
          Irreverence is another person's disrespect to your god; there isn't any word that tells what your disrespect to his god is. -- Mark Twain

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          • #20
            Originally posted by VistaPanther View Post
            Save it student. I don't think you get it. Negative remarks about players make you look bad and do nothing for the board, the team or UNI.
            However if you are so driven to start naming players by name, I would suggest that you use your real name when you do instead of hiding behind a pseudonym. You are not as anonymous as you may assume.
            Vista...check this out:



            It's all of UNIstudent's posts. Do you see a common theme? Can you find one positive post?

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            • #21
              I don't think I was being all that negative. Someone asked how he was doing, and my answer is not that well, just my opinion. Not trying to badmouth anyone.

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              • #22
                Originally posted by JCPanthers View Post
                Vista...check this out:



                It's all of UNIstudent's posts. Do you see a common theme? Can you find one positive post?
                Thanks JC. I did notice a negative pattern developing. I have suggested that UNIstudent might consider using his real name to post so that he gives more thought, creedence and value to what he is trying to say. So far, all he has contributed is negative. I would be interested in what his positive comments might add to our Panther Nation.
                I recall a couple years back when an online negative was directed at a certain special teams player. It simply looked bad and accomplished nothing other then argument for arguments sake. If I recall, the thread was locked or deleted as it deteriorated into namecalling. Turns out the player had a short spell of bad days like all of us do. Not really worth commenting on. Interestingly, that player's contribution was as an important part of the team that went all the way to the National Championship. He was also one of the very, very few who was picked up in the NFL draft. Like I said earlier today "Never say Never!"
                Irreverence is another person's disrespect to your god; there isn't any word that tells what your disrespect to his god is. -- Mark Twain

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                • #23
                  some great posts Vista thanks !
                  Feel the Power of Purple !!!!!!

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                  • #24
                    Originally posted by UNIstudent View Post
                    Eyman has a great arm, Sanders is the one who can't throw it 50 yards, haha.
                    Sanders may not be able to throw 50 yards. But he threw it all the way to Chattanooga. Damn near threw it to the national title.
                    Last edited by Blue42; 05-16-2007, 07:47 PM.
                    Winning is more fun than losing.

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                    • #25
                      True story, dude could hit a nats dick from 49 yards away.

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