USA Today has us in the Top 10, of crap

[NCBull]

Fair enough.

Lifted another ironic gem out of there: "8. Indiana: What was more depressing for Indiana fans on Saturday — the 45-42 loss to Bowling Green or some of the comments from athletics director Fred Glass and football coach Kevin Wilson in a story by David Woods of the Indianapolis Star? Glass admitted the entire reason Indiana chose to play a home-and-home series with a MAC school is that it can't afford to pay big guarantees to non-conference opponents."

So they WERE scared!

[JupiterBull]

Actually a fair article.  Good news is, this could be could bulletin board (tho' Willie T may not want to post it, since it's more of an indictment on him).

 

Wins change everything...and it starts with UConn.

[smazza]

we are in good company

 

this will be one of the few times we are within 10 of the gators on any list that has anything to do with football

[Bear]

We were on USA Today's misery list last year as well!!!

 

 

... I think Cincy made it too (the week after we beat them)

[Triple B]

A win this friday and we come off that list, or a loss and we make a commitment to go for the #1 ranking.  Either way, full speed ahead. 

 

Not necessarily, Mike ... Look again at the criteria Brad posted.

[GaUSFBull]

[USFbulls24]

Best quote: "...no matter how broken this program was when Taggart inherited it, the talent simply can't be that bad."

 

Absolutely agree. We are nowhere near "loaded" with talent, but we have enough to where we should look somewhat competent. That falls on coaching. 

[DELdaBull]

Perfectly summarized piece.

[Apis Bull]

 

Best quote: "...no matter how broken this program was when Taggart inherited it, the talent simply can't be that bad."

 

Absolutely agree. We are nowhere near "loaded" with talent, but we have enough to where we should look somewhat competent. That falls on coaching. 

 

 

Depends, our talent at QB seems to be severely lacking

[USFbulls24]

 

 

Best quote: "...no matter how broken this program was when Taggart inherited it, the talent simply can't be that bad."

 

Absolutely agree. We are nowhere near "loaded" with talent, but we have enough to where we should look somewhat competent. That falls on coaching. 

 

 

Depends, our talent at QB seems to be severely lacking

 

 

I somewhat agree. I've said it before, but at this point we are really forced to believe 1 of 2 things. That Matt Floyd, Bobby Eveld, Mike White, and Steven Bench are just absolutely terrible and completely inept as college football QBs OR there is an issue with coaching/scheme. I do believe Floyd and Eveld were just not good enough, but I have a very hard time saying that about White and Bench.