Oh, Herm...you really put your foot in it this time...

[Simplex3]

Originally Posted by KcMizzou

Pretty much.

I tend to think it's setting us up for brighter days, though.

You can't rebuild without taking a step back, and I wouldn't be surprised at 6-10.

I just like where things are going.

I'd like to believe that, but Sperm keeps installing the old s**tty guys as starters instead of letting the young guys take their lumps and grow.

[Deberg_1990]

Originally Posted by Simplex3

I'd like to believe that, but Sperm keeps installing the old s**tty guys as starters instead of letting the young guys take their lumps and grow.

Like who?? Hes gotten rid of most all the dead wood on D that past 2 years.

[Simplex3]

Originally Posted by Deberg_1990

Like who?? Hes gotten rid of most all the dead wood on D that past 2 years.

Kennison, Parker, and Huard for starters. If you're trying to gel a team for a run next year or the year after you start Croyle, Bowe, and Hannon/Webb/Sippio/SomeOtherGuy. You s**t-can Bell. You don't bring in Donnie Edwards. Law and Surtain? Those guys won't be s**t by the time you're ready to make this run you're talking about.

Agreed, we don't have the players you're going to need to be starting at all of those positions. However, get the role-players in the game and let them get some f**king experience, so when the top talent guys get injured there's some f**king experience coming in off the bench.

[KcMizzou]

Originally Posted by Simplex3

I'd like to believe that, but Sperm keeps installing the old s**tty guys as starters instead of letting the young guys take their lumps and grow.

Well, if I had my way, we'd throw Brodie to the wolves. Sure, maybe we'd go 4-12, but that's alright by me.

They just don't want to be that bad, I guess. Tickets, and all...