[cardcrimson]

but now that the Cougs are playing fat, dumb, happy, and entitled, that one looks possibly winnable, as do the rest.

But Shaw didn't take responsibility for the Oregon loss and blamed his players. For the people who thought Shaw
blamed his players, as opposed to himself, for the "lack of execution" last week, this is what blaming your players looks like.

I am sure Wazzu's players are going to be real motivated to play hard after getting treated like this. Comments like this, in my mind,
are only counter-productive, and could lead to more losses (and transfers in the off-season). 

Link to the article, btw, with the quotes:

https://www.espn.com/college-football/st...ayers-loss

I don't give a rat's what Mike Leach says. I care about what Shaw says. Reading his comments last week, it sure seemed to me, and others, that he placed a lot of the blame on the player's execution. Period. 

Importantly, it's irrelevant how I interpret his comments. And it's irrelevant how you interpret them. All that matters is what the players think and how they interpreted his post game comments. That was the basis of my original post on the matter.

[cardcrimson]

but now that the Cougs are playing fat, dumb, happy, and entitled, that one looks possibly winnable, as do the rest.

But Shaw didn't take responsibility for the Oregon loss and blamed his players. For the people who thought Shaw
blamed his players, as opposed to himself, for the "lack of execution" last week, this is what blaming your players looks like.

I am sure Wazzu's players are going to be real motivated to play hard after getting treated like this. Comments like this, in my mind,
are only counter-productive, and could lead to more losses (and transfers in the off-season). 

Link to the article, btw, with the quotes:

https://www.espn.com/college-football/st...ayers-loss

I don't give a rat's what Mike Leach says. I care about what Shaw says. Reading his comments last week, it sure seemed to me, and others, that he placed a lot of the blame on the player's execution. Period. 

Importantly, it's irrelevant how I interpret his comments. And it's irrelevant how you interpret them. All that matters is what the players think and how they interpreted his post game comments. That was the basis of my original post on the matter.