I told you ****s that CCM was a clown

Clemson got really good after he left. So there is hope Arkansas can do the same.

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And was downvoted into oblivion. So was StoneHog. Truth is, we knew right away the guy was a sham.

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It's pretty funny looking back at all the shite we took and now everyone is saying the same stuff we were saying a year ago. Oh well. I think we could still monkey around and make a bowl this year if we get some lucky bounces. Starkel, O'Grady and Boyd are some really good pieces.

The wildcat was a bit of a shock. I was at a bar watching with family, I looked away for a second and my father in law said something about the running back taking a direct snap. I didn't believe it at first. But sure enough, we were actually doing it. I was really surprised and a bit disappointed that after the "vanilla" first game that the wildcat was what the coaches came up with.

Dude, it is way to easy to say..."I told you so" and to go back to the beginning to rub folks faces in it.

We have seen coaches look absolutely sucky in the past in many ways, and things turn out much better than we thought. I have doubted him since the middle of last season, but give the benefit of the doubt because of the buyout, and knowing we wont do anything about it this season regardless.

So why get so worked up about what we cant control overall. It sucks for all of us fans, the players, the coaches, the families, the university, etal.

but I will also admit that the coaching prowess is extremely lacking in playcalling, and stupid stunt/trick plays not working. And he seems a bit too defiant as well in several areas, stubborn as all get out.

2 years of an SEC coaches pay and me n the wife are both retired and living in a small condo on the beach in Florida.

This is a trait among many of the newer gen "offensive gurus", especially spread guys.

They adhere wholly to their system and don't try to build the offense around the personnel instead. They also get stubborn and try to force things that don't fit.

NFL offenses and coordinators seem to be much less stubborn on molding offenses than college guys...maybe they think that their system got them there, so we're not going to change a thing.

Either way, if Chad is retained after this year, mass staff changes on offense need to take place, but I honestly don't think that will happen.

Perhaps, if Chad refuses to fire his buddies, Yurachek will pull a Mike Anderson in him and get in his own guy.

I think Musselman and his gymnastics hire both show mass potential.

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There were several sunshine pumpers that should apologize.

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14 games, I’m not apologizing for shite after 14 games. And supporting a coach and wanting him to be successful isn’t sunshine pumping, it’s called being a reasonable fan.

And by the way, I still think Morris can be successful here. Is it it guaranteed? Of course not. But I’m not throwing in the towel already like some of you quitters. Good luck on your losses the rest of the season just so you can gloat on a message board.

So here’s your apology

I understand the frustration with the QB situation and the Wildcat, but I just have a hard time thinking he is a shite coach while coaching 52 Freshman. Not happy with last nights results but there were some positives as well.

I remember people calling me an idiot for like three pages because I was pissed the hire wasn’t Mike Norvell instead of “offensive genius” that was 14-22 at the time. Mike Norvell literally beat Ole Miss with a G5 roster last week.

I wanted Norvell. I would have also been happy with bringing Bobby back. If he has a good DC and some really good recruiters he would still average ten wins a year here with ease. Maybe we could get CCM to fire Craddock and bring Bobby in to teach Morris college football offense 101 ? This whole moral police bullcrap has set our program back big time. Coaches aren't ministers. They are coaches. Keep your Sunday school morals to yourself, it has no place in college football. If Morris goes 0 for again in the SEC then we need to go after Norvell.