That's what I want--a coach who's consumed with mind games instead of preparing his own team. Maybe Temples worries about this stuff. I hope that we don't. We gotta do what we gotta do mostly irrespective of what they may be trying to make us think about.
More important for us to prepare well or for us to spend time on the mind games?
Answering a question in a press conference is not preparing to spend time on mind games, it is simply being a politician and not answering the question.
I wish I could sugar coat this but I can't, you have just shown once again your blatant ignorance for the ins and outs of the game of football. Boo being in the game or not has a profound impact on how Temple prepares their defense for the game. Now I am pretty sure they will prepare as if Boo is playing, but they also have to be spending time breaking down and/or finding early game tape of Phil at QB as the QB (because our offense was different) as well as spending time preparing for the two headed QB attack. Every minute they have to spend preparing for something through film study, walk through and practice that may or may not happen is an advantage to Ohio (it may not be the game for Ohio, but it makes them work that much harder). You really should stick to simple rants about the road graders, Miami sucks or use the TE more. Something where you can hold a half way intelligent conversation with yourself. And there