As far as you twisting my words....
I don't have much appreciation for someone who twists my words...
In Urban Slang it's called being "monroed"
You are correct to not take it personally, it is just how he tries to argue and win a point.
The title of the thread is "fact" - so hear are some other facts. 90%+ of the poster on this board would either strongly agree or completely agree with the following statements:
The hiring of Frank was a great, even incredible hire. He took us from the dirt and made Ohio a relevant, recognized program.
The glaring missing piece is a MACC - close a few years ago - would be interesting what angst would exist if that team had held the halftime lead. This missing piece is more prized by some - but certainly prized by all.
Frank's teams have represented the University well both on and off the field.
The progress on the field made over the initial 7-8 years has stalled the last 3 years - off the field has not stalled.
Recruits not panning out, injuries, players not progressing, coaches not "coaching em up" - there are any number of reasons for the stall. But no one can argue that we have not stalled.
Stars from recruiting services mean little at this level - just provide fodder for arguing. Fit is as important.
The last two years of recruits appear to have hatched a solid group of players. The current recruits also look solid.
Frank is not going anywhere. He is under contract. Letting him go costs too much, anyone suggesting he step aside is to dismiss his competitiveness.
The team showed solid growth last year (just as the B-ball team is this year). Still got whacked a few times (youngsters tend to have that happen to them), but they closed the ranks and finished strong. That type of response does wonders when building a young team.
Next year's team appears to be positioned well for success, and yes, a legitimate shot at the Conference crown - despite not having a QB we all buy into...yet. Rest of the pieces can carry the team (just like the damn Broncos).
No one on this board will ever abandon the Cats. We are too emotionally invested.
Worst case scenario - we will always beat Miami - I know, that gets easier every year.
Last Edited: 2/16/2016 10:35:48 PM by cc-cat