The sky is falling! The sky is falling!.....

[TeamBuzz]

Oh how the natives are restless!

Yes we got beat. Yes we had a horrible showing on all sides of the ball. Yes there is work to be done, but give me a freakin break!

We still have 9 games left and I still like this team and think we have a chance for a good season. Why don't you wait until the end of the season to send in the firing squad!

Go jackets! Keep your chins up guys, you have plenty of support out there!!!

Win or lose, we drink the booze!

 

[ContactBuzz]

The sky was falling - I can prove it by wringing out my clothes

 

[bellyseries]

Nebraska lost by 33. I don't feel so bad anymore. It's college football, boys, it's not Iraq.

 

[gnats67]

Yeah, those Husker fans are pretty fanatical. I bet you money they weren't expecting that. I'm also sure than the Cocks are none too happy losing in Columbia or the Terps in MD. OUCH!

 

[bobby dodds ghost]

Level-headed thought and football fanaticism are not compatable. If I were to ever become happy with defeat...I would stop buying tickets, stop going to Tech-sponsored events, stop donating to the A-T.....and start collecting stamps.
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BOO

 

[gnats67]

So who's happy with defeat?

 

[ahsoisee]

I think it is a positive activity to be critical with the coaching staff when they bomb. It lets them know we care, and they can feel a certain amount of heat. That is positive. No person is apt to do their best if there is not a better goal to attain. It is easy to become complacent.

If the fans don't care if the coaching stinks, then the coaches have no catalyst to make them perform better. We yell and scream and pat them on the back when they perform well, then, we should give them a verbal kick in the rear when they perform horribly.

If they don't like the negative remarks, take it to heart, and improve their coaching, it will make them better, the team better, and happier fans.

As someone else has stated, we pay them well and expect better bottom line results.