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footballdaddy

I would hope that any player at this level would realize that whatever he says can be used as bulletin board material. As a mtter of fact, footballkid went to UNI quarterback camp and one segment was devoted to talking to the media. Any player who directly or indirectly through a coach'scomment promotes himself to a postseason honor is asking for it. Cornell needs to try to fly under the radar and maybe cath someone unprepared. This isn't the way to do it.
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DutchFan2004

Well players should know that it is not up to them or their coaches if they get the postseason awards.  I can honestly say that none of the players the last few years at Central were looking for postseason awards.  The goal is the IIAC championship and get to the playoffs.  That is the only goal they had.  I can also say that none of the coaches that recruited my son ever talked about postseason awards. 
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ShowMe

Quote from: the_mayne_event on September 16, 2008, 02:32:21 PM

he had an average game.  nothing to write home about... averaging 9 yards per pass isnt anything spactacular.

man, i would be pissed if i had to wear those purple and white striped socks teh cornell players wear :o

The team lost, nobody had a good day, not even average. When one of us lose we all lose.

We need something positive to come out the the past two games. Our runningf back is leading the conference in all purpose yards, our TE has the single game catch high for the conference this season and our Safety made a game changing interception and our quarterback play is improving, at least we have somewhere to gleem our pride.

I still expect some fireworks from Cornell this season. They are challenged and should have a since of urgency with the game Saturday.

We have to and I mean have to, have better play on defense. It starts with the defense line, more pressure, at least get penetration into the other teams backfield. Then we have to get our linebackers in position to make plays. They need to attack the rusher from the front of the whole, not the side. The linebackers need to improve their instinct to react faster and get in position. The LB's also must cover the receiver out of the backfield better. The cornerbacks is going to have to make plays not miss them. We need some turnovers from the cornerbacks.

On offense, we have to protect the ball. The turnovers give our opponents momentum and plays mental games with our players mind. We need players to step up, make the routine play consistantly and make the close plays. If its close, we need to make the play to change our fortunes.

I still beleive we can defeat one of the top 4 teams.

TrainsEqualCrowdNoise

Quote from: the_mayne_event on September 16, 2008, 02:32:21 PM
Quote from: TrainsEqualCrowdNoise on September 16, 2008, 02:07:50 PM
I'm not concerned with the quotes made by Bush, and I know all about leading questions and journalistic omission.  I have my own reasons for why I said what I did, and they don't all stem from this one article.  I did state that I hope that I am wrong, because I still have hope that the program can be "righted" and I sincerely hope that it does as Cornell is my school and who doesn't want their school to succeed.  I was happy to see that there seemed to be a change in play calling that hopefully better used the skill set of one Mr. Bush.  I think he has an opportunity to be a top performer in the conference, but unlike what was stated in the article, I don't think one performance makes him one of those players just yet.  Big week ahead of us, a lot riding on this game.  I hope we come to play and that we minimize mistakes (penalties and turnovers).

he had an average game.  nothing to write home about... averaging 9 yards per pass isnt anything spactacular.

man, i would be pissed if i had to wear those purple and white striped socks teh cornell players wear :o

That's what I was trying to get across, that the comments by Dillon didn't really seem to fit the situation.  I was saying the performance was a decent one, that he had a much better completion percentage and didn't throw any interceptions.  Hopefully, he continues to improve and can maintain that completion percentage then things should improve.  And yes, regardless if either Dillon or Bush was misquoted, I agree that there needs to realization that it is always a possibility when talking to the media and watch was being said.  Something the head coach should know, and all the more reason that there are things that make me wonder....

And why does everyone diss the socks? I happen to like them, and think the new home uniforms, minus the purple pants, are pretty cool.
"You have the ring, and I see your Schwartz is as big as mine. Let's see how well you handle it."

the_mayne_event

Quote from: TrainsEqualCrowdNoise on September 16, 2008, 03:02:42 PM
Quote from: the_mayne_event on September 16, 2008, 02:32:21 PM
Quote from: TrainsEqualCrowdNoise on September 16, 2008, 02:07:50 PM
I'm not concerned with the quotes made by Bush, and I know all about leading questions and journalistic omission.  I have my own reasons for why I said what I did, and they don't all stem from this one article.  I did state that I hope that I am wrong, because I still have hope that the program can be "righted" and I sincerely hope that it does as Cornell is my school and who doesn't want their school to succeed.  I was happy to see that there seemed to be a change in play calling that hopefully better used the skill set of one Mr. Bush.  I think he has an opportunity to be a top performer in the conference, but unlike what was stated in the article, I don't think one performance makes him one of those players just yet.  Big week ahead of us, a lot riding on this game.  I hope we come to play and that we minimize mistakes (penalties and turnovers).

he had an average game.  nothing to write home about... averaging 9 yards per pass isnt anything spactacular.

man, i would be pissed if i had to wear those purple and white striped socks teh cornell players wear :o

That's what I was trying to get across, that the comments by Dillon didn't really seem to fit the situation.  I was saying the performance was a decent one, that he had a much better completion percentage and didn't throw any interceptions.  Hopefully, he continues to improve and can maintain that completion percentage then things should improve.  And yes, regardless if either Dillon or Bush was misquoted, I agree that there needs to realization that it is always a possibility when talking to the media and watch was being said.  Something the head coach should know, and all the more reason that there are things that make me wonder....

And why does everyone diss the socks? I happen to like them, and think the new home uniforms, minus the purple pants, are pretty cool.

my sister likes wearing the same socks for volleyball middle school volleyball  ;D

i'm sure the cornell soccor players like the fact that their not the only ones in school that has to wear those
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coocooforcoekohawk

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Quote from: doolittledog on September 16, 2008, 09:48:34 AM
I am wondering if every kid on the Cornell roster gets told by Dillon they will be starting and making "all-district"

A lot of kids at Coe end up "all district." 

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Quote from: footballdaddy on September 16, 2008, 02:40:24 PM
I would hope that any player at this level would realize that whatever he says can be used as bulletin board material. As a mtter of fact, footballkid went to UNI quarterback camp and one segment was devoted to talking to the media. Any player who directly or indirectly through a coach'scomment promotes himself to a postseason honor is asking for it. Cornell needs to try to fly under the radar and maybe cath someone unprepared. This isn't the way to do it.

I don't believe the kid is promoting himself. He was probably shocked that someone wanted to talk to him after going 0-2. I believe he has a vision/goal which is normal. Every player should play the game to be the best and with confidence, especially a quarterback. Every player should have a vision, especially Cornell players. For Cornell, I believe I did more for the bulletin boards than the players. Since time started telling the story, there's not much to say. At this point, I don't believe anybody in the conference is hearing barking coming from Cornell. I bet, at this point, the consensus on this board is Cornell will not win a game this season.

the_mayne_event

Quote from: coocooforcoekohawk on September 16, 2008, 03:10:06 PM
Quote from: doolittledog on September 16, 2008, 09:48:34 AM
I am wondering if every kid on the Cornell roster gets told by Dillon they will be starting and making "all-district"

A lot of kids at Coe end up "all district." 

All Irish District
Mahoney's   O'Rourkes   O'Malley's   Mulligans

Touche!
"Nobody in football should be called a genius. A genius is a guy like Norman Einstein."
-Football commentator and former player Joe Theismann

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Quote from: TrainsEqualCrowdNoise on September 16, 2008, 03:02:42 PM
Quote from: the_mayne_event on September 16, 2008, 02:32:21 PM
Quote from: TrainsEqualCrowdNoise on September 16, 2008, 02:07:50 PM
I'm not concerned with the quotes made by Bush, and I know all about leading questions and journalistic omission.  I have my own reasons for why I said what I did, and they don't all stem from this one article.  I did state that I hope that I am wrong, because I still have hope that the program can be "righted" and I sincerely hope that it does as Cornell is my school and who doesn't want their school to succeed.  I was happy to see that there seemed to be a change in play calling that hopefully better used the skill set of one Mr. Bush.  I think he has an opportunity to be a top performer in the conference, but unlike what was stated in the article, I don't think one performance makes him one of those players just yet.  Big week ahead of us, a lot riding on this game.  I hope we come to play and that we minimize mistakes (penalties and turnovers).

he had an average game.  nothing to write home about... averaging 9 yards per pass isnt anything spactacular.

man, i would be pissed if i had to wear those purple and white striped socks teh cornell players wear :o

That's what I was trying to get across, that the comments by Dillon didn't really seem to fit the situation.  I was saying the performance was a decent one, that he had a much better completion percentage and didn't throw any interceptions.  Hopefully, he continues to improve and can maintain that completion percentage then things should improve.  And yes, regardless if either Dillon or Bush was misquoted, I agree that there needs to realization that it is always a possibility when talking to the media and watch was being said.  Something the head coach should know, and all the more reason that there are things that make me wonder....

And why does everyone diss the socks? I happen to like them, and think the new home uniforms, minus the purple pants, are pretty cool.

Like I said, with an 0-2 start, there's not much positive therefore you have to find some. You are seeing symptoms of a tough start and the need to find some motivation. Time will tell!

SpeedKills84

Personally knowing Mr. Bush I can assure all that he is not outspoken, arrogant, cocky, etc.  He is a very talented kid and humble as well.  If anything I think he is just saying that he has hit goals set out for him thus far and is looking towards the next step into becoming a better ball player.  Until he starts calling for Cornell to win conference titles or changes his name to "Busho Cinco" I wouldn't look too far into it.
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sportsknight

Quote from: DutchFan2004 on September 16, 2008, 02:20:15 PM
I will be in the parking lot for the pregame festivities.  SK come on over for some of those baked beans.  I think we will have brats and sloppy joes as well.  Any one else wanting to come is welcome.

Might have to take you up on that.  I know I'll be there for the game, but not sure of my pregame status yet.  I'm still trying to talk a few other guys from up here into heading to the game and doing some tailgating.  If nothing else, I'll be supplying sparkling conversation, some drinks, and I'll probably bring my bean bag toss set-up along too.
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DutchFan2004

Quote from: sportsknight on September 16, 2008, 05:21:25 PM
Quote from: DutchFan2004 on September 16, 2008, 02:20:15 PM
I will be in the parking lot for the pregame festivities.  SK come on over for some of those baked beans.  I think we will have brats and sloppy joes as well.  Any one else wanting to come is welcome.

Might have to take you up on that.  I know I'll be there for the game, but not sure of my pregame status yet.  I'm still trying to talk a few other guys from up here into heading to the game and doing some tailgating.  If nothing else, I'll be supplying sparkling conversation, some drinks, and I'll probably bring my bean bag toss set-up along too.


You are more than welcome.  Just look for us in the parking lot.  It won't be as large of a crowd as last time.  #2 son is in Omaha on OBGYN rotation so won't be in attendance.  He had last weekend off.  #1 son has to work as well as #3 son and #4 son is off coaching so it will be me, Mrs DF2k4, and the inlaws.  You are more than welcome.  If I get time I may even have some dutch letters there as well. 
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Airborne Dutch

I'd love to be at the game but its a bit pricey to fly back to Iowa so I will have to settle for the Fannosaurous Rex route. Where is that video stream located at?
"What you kill in life, you eat in eternity"-Coach Sterling, Training Camp 2005

Fannosaurus Rex

I'll try to get it for you but if I screw up, you can find the directions at the Central athletic site.
"It ain't what ya do, it's the way how ya do it.  It ain't what ya eat, it's the way how ya chew it."  Little Richard

Fannosaurus Rex

This is from the Central Athletics web site.

On the air, on the Web—A live video Webcast of the contest will be available through the Central athletics Web site at www.central.edu/athletics, with live stats also offered. Trevor Castle will call the play-by-play on KRLS-FM (92.1) and the broadcast can also be accessed through Central's Web site or through www.kniakrls.com. A tape-delayed telecast will air in Pella on Mediacom cable channel 12 next Tuesday at 1 p.m. and Thursday at 7 p.m.

I thought it was amazing when I finally got to listen to a streaming broadcast.  If I can watch a Central College football game I may change my opinion of this Internet thing and decide that it actually has a future.

"It ain't what ya do, it's the way how ya do it.  It ain't what ya eat, it's the way how ya chew it."  Little Richard