New Era On The Bay?

[slick1ru2]

No longer being made? Don't see it on YouTube.

[Bull-Hornz]

Any locals see it on tv?

[slick1ru2]

It's not listed on the official coach show page either. I wonder if one of two things happened. One, they didn't think the cost was worth the return they got. Or it was too intrusive on the team, took too much time.

[hm101]

Doesn't neee to be every week. Maybe 3 or 4 times throughout the season. I liked it 

[slick1ru2]

Maybe they will have them spaced out. I don't know why they did one in the Spring and stopped.

[WoolyBully]

You can get away with some stuff, pre-season. But once you start playing, it's all about wins and losses. Think it'd be hard to push this if, by Saturday, we are 1-3? A third of the season already in the books, and we're at 25%. What happens if the 'new era' is not distinguishable from the 'old era'. Probably ought to log a handful of wins before we hand out the pom-poms. 

[NewEnglandBull]

I would still rather just have a regular coaches show. Every D1 program has one. 

[Paisa el Toro]

The last one I saw was for Maryland. The producers of the show couldn't spin enough positivity out of our atrocious loss to Maryland that the spent a good chunk of time discussing Auggie Sanchez's love of deep water fishing off the Pinellas coast. I kid you not. I love the show, but if the producers aren't given some better source material, there's no way they're making a diamond out of a turd. Beat Memphis!

Edited September 30, 2015 by Paisa el Toro

[Bull-Hornz]

The last one I saw was for Maryland. The producers of the show couldn't spin enough positivity out of our atrocious loss to Maryland that the spent a good chunk of time discussing Auggie Sanchez's love of deep water fishing off the Pinellas coast. I kid you not. I love the show, but if the producers aren't given some better source material, there's no way they're making a diamond out of a turd. Beat Memphis!

Ok so they making them just not putting them online.

[Triple B]

I would still rather just have a regular coaches show. Every D1 program has one. 

This. It's a college football tradition.