[Redrum]

As you were.  Steady as you go.  Don't ya' move a goddam inch.  Don't ever change.

And fergawdsakes negotiate another extension that would make it too expensive to fire you for the next eight years.

Is it possible to be a "high-functioning"  Holmoe?

[Redrum]

As you were.  Steady as you go.  Don't ya' move a goddam inch.  Don't ever change.

And fergawdsakes negotiate another extension that would make it too expensive to fire you for the next eight years.

Is it possible to be a "high-functioning"  Holmoe?

[Redrum]

As you were.  Steady as you go.  Don't ya' move a goddam inch.  Don't ever change.

And fergawdsakes negotiate another extension that would make it too expensive to fire you for the next eight years.

Is it possible to be a "high-functioning"  Holmoe?

[Redrum]

As you were.  Steady as you go.  Don't ya' move a goddam inch.  Don't ever change.

And fergawdsakes negotiate another extension that would make it too expensive to fire you for the next eight years.

Is it possible to be a "high-functioning"  Holmoe?

[Hank 91]

I think there's a precise moment at which the Tedsel broke down: the Oregon State game in 2007.

I remember watching that game with my nephew, who's a Cal grad but otherwise a great guy. If I remember correctly, Cal was on the goal line going in for the winning score with seconds left. They were #2 at the time, and #1 had lost earlier in the day. They were inches away from the #1 ranking, and I said so out loud. "I can't believe you guys are gonna be ranked #1." The exact details escape me, but I think there was a fumble a play or two later, and it all came burning down.

Such a shame.

[Hank 91]

I think there's a precise moment at which the Tedsel broke down: the Oregon State game in 2007.

I remember watching that game with my nephew, who's a Cal grad but otherwise a great guy. If I remember correctly, Cal was on the goal line going in for the winning score with seconds left. They were #2 at the time, and #1 had lost earlier in the day. They were inches away from the #1 ranking, and I said so out loud. "I can't believe you guys are gonna be ranked #1." The exact details escape me, but I think there was a fumble a play or two later, and it all came burning down.

Such a shame.

[Hank 91]

I think there's a precise moment at which the Tedsel broke down: the Oregon State game in 2007.

I remember watching that game with my nephew, who's a Cal grad but otherwise a great guy. If I remember correctly, Cal was on the goal line going in for the winning score with seconds left. They were #2 at the time, and #1 had lost earlier in the day. They were inches away from the #1 ranking, and I said so out loud. "I can't believe you guys are gonna be ranked #1." The exact details escape me, but I think there was a fumble a play or two later, and it all came burning down.

Such a shame.

[Hank 91]

I think there's a precise moment at which the Tedsel broke down: the Oregon State game in 2007.

I remember watching that game with my nephew, who's a Cal grad but otherwise a great guy. If I remember correctly, Cal was on the goal line going in for the winning score with seconds left. They were #2 at the time, and #1 had lost earlier in the day. They were inches away from the #1 ranking, and I said so out loud. "I can't believe you guys are gonna be ranked #1." The exact details escape me, but I think there was a fumble a play or two later, and it all came burning down.

Such a shame.

[Hank 91]

I think there's a precise moment at which the Tedsel broke down: the Oregon State game in 2007.

I remember watching that game with my nephew, who's a Cal grad but otherwise a great guy. If I remember correctly, Cal was on the goal line going in for the winning score with seconds left. They were #2 at the time, and #1 had lost earlier in the day. They were inches away from the #1 ranking, and I said so out loud. "I can't believe you guys are gonna be ranked #1." The exact details escape me, but I think there was a fumble a play or two later, and it all came burning down.

Such a shame.

[Hank 91]

I think there's a precise moment at which the Tedsel broke down: the Oregon State game in 2007.

I remember watching that game with my nephew, who's a Cal grad but otherwise a great guy. If I remember correctly, Cal was on the goal line going in for the winning score with seconds left. They were #2 at the time, and #1 had lost earlier in the day. They were inches away from the #1 ranking, and I said so out loud. "I can't believe you guys are gonna be ranked #1." The exact details escape me, but I think there was a fumble a play or two later, and it all came burning down.

Such a shame.

[terry]

Terry's breakdown is good, but I think there's a precise moment at which the Tedsel broke down: the Oregon State game in 2007. That's when the team regularly started disappointing, and I think that experience broke him emotionally.

If we do a "before and after" analysis of JeffTedford's record using the 2007 Oregon State game as the turning point, his record looks like this:

2002 - 2007 Oregon State game: 

48-20 (.706)  Overall
29-14 (.674)  Conference

2007 Oregon State game - 2011:

31-28 (.525)  Overall
19-24 (.442)  Conference

[terry]

Terry's breakdown is good, but I think there's a precise moment at which the Tedsel broke down: the Oregon State game in 2007. That's when the team regularly started disappointing, and I think that experience broke him emotionally.

If we do a "before and after" analysis of JeffTedford's record using the 2007 Oregon State game as the turning point, his record looks like this:

2002 - 2007 Oregon State game: 

48-20 (.706)  Overall
29-14 (.674)  Conference

2007 Oregon State game - 2011:

31-28 (.525)  Overall
19-24 (.442)  Conference

[terry]

Terry's breakdown is good, but I think there's a precise moment at which the Tedsel broke down: the Oregon State game in 2007. That's when the team regularly started disappointing, and I think that experience broke him emotionally.

If we do a "before and after" analysis of JeffTedford's record using the 2007 Oregon State game as the turning point, his record looks like this:

2002 - 2007 Oregon State game: 

48-20 (.706)  Overall
29-14 (.674)  Conference

2007 Oregon State game - 2011:

31-28 (.525)  Overall
19-24 (.442)  Conference

[terry]

Terry's breakdown is good, but I think there's a precise moment at which the Tedsel broke down: the Oregon State game in 2007. That's when the team regularly started disappointing, and I think that experience broke him emotionally.

If we do a "before and after" analysis of JeffTedford's record using the 2007 Oregon State game as the turning point, his record looks like this:

2002 - 2007 Oregon State game: 

48-20 (.706)  Overall
29-14 (.674)  Conference

2007 Oregon State game - 2011:

31-28 (.525)  Overall
19-24 (.442)  Conference

[terry]

Terry's breakdown is good, but I think there's a precise moment at which the Tedsel broke down: the Oregon State game in 2007. That's when the team regularly started disappointing, and I think that experience broke him emotionally.

If we do a "before and after" analysis of JeffTedford's record using the 2007 Oregon State game as the turning point, his record looks like this:

2002 - 2007 Oregon State game: 

48-20 (.706)  Overall
29-14 (.674)  Conference

2007 Oregon State game - 2011:

31-28 (.525)  Overall
19-24 (.442)  Conference

[terry]

Terry's breakdown is good, but I think there's a precise moment at which the Tedsel broke down: the Oregon State game in 2007. That's when the team regularly started disappointing, and I think that experience broke him emotionally.

If we do a "before and after" analysis of JeffTedford's record using the 2007 Oregon State game as the turning point, his record looks like this:

2002 - 2007 Oregon State game: 

48-20 (.706)  Overall
29-14 (.674)  Conference

2007 Oregon State game - 2011:

31-28 (.525)  Overall
19-24 (.442)  Conference

[FarmBoy]

The fall out to this is surprising. I had no idea Tedfor.d relied so heavily on this guy. If a recruit announces a commitment to the school one week and then drops you the moment the coach who recruited him left, what does that say about the way your program is being sold to recruits?

Maybe Tedfor.d should have paused before tossing this guy under the bus over "Fake Injury Gate" last year. I mean, why would you alienate the guy who's playing a central in building the pipeline of talent for your program? You reap what you sow.

[FarmBoy]

The fall out to this is surprising. I had no idea Tedfor.d relied so heavily on this guy. If a recruit announces a commitment to the school one week and then drops you the moment the coach who recruited him left, what does that say about the way your program is being sold to recruits?

Maybe Tedfor.d should have paused before tossing this guy under the bus over "Fake Injury Gate" last year. I mean, why would you alienate the guy who's playing a central in building the pipeline of talent for your program? You reap what you sow.

[FarmBoy]

The fall out to this is surprising. I had no idea Tedfor.d relied so heavily on this guy. If a recruit announces a commitment to the school one week and then drops you the moment the coach who recruited him left, what does that say about the way your program is being sold to recruits?

Maybe Tedfor.d should have paused before tossing this guy under the bus over "Fake Injury Gate" last year. I mean, why would you alienate the guy who's playing a central in building the pipeline of talent for your program? You reap what you sow.

[FarmBoy]

The fall out to this is surprising. I had no idea Tedfor.d relied so heavily on this guy. If a recruit announces a commitment to the school one week and then drops you the moment the coach who recruited him left, what does that say about the way your program is being sold to recruits?

Maybe Tedfor.d should have paused before tossing this guy under the bus over "Fake Injury Gate" last year. I mean, why would you alienate the guy who's playing a central in building the pipeline of talent for your program? You reap what you sow.

[FarmBoy]

The fall out to this is surprising. I had no idea Tedfor.d relied so heavily on this guy. If a recruit announces a commitment to the school one week and then drops you the moment the coach who recruited him left, what does that say about the way your program is being sold to recruits?

Maybe Tedfor.d should have paused before tossing this guy under the bus over "Fake Injury Gate" last year. I mean, why would you alienate the guy who's playing a central in building the pipeline of talent for your program? You reap what you sow.

[FarmBoy]

The fall out to this is surprising. I had no idea Tedfor.d relied so heavily on this guy. If a recruit announces a commitment to the school one week and then drops you the moment the coach who recruited him left, what does that say about the way your program is being sold to recruits?

Maybe Tedfor.d should have paused before tossing this guy under the bus over "Fake Injury Gate" last year. I mean, why would you alienate the guy who's playing a central in building the pipeline of talent for your program? You reap what you sow.

[Redrum]

Fake Injurygate is the gift that keeps on giving for Kal.  It's evolving into a meme, with a life of its own on Bear Insider.  Tedford letting Lupoi take the blame-- or, reportedly--refusing to share responsibility and letting Lupoi twist in the wind,  tore the bond Lupoi felt with Kal.  Like a spy who decides to defect, it supposedly became a matter of when and where,  not if.
Or so the story goes on Bear Insider,  House of Fables and Recrimination.

[Redrum]

Fake Injurygate is the gift that keeps on giving for Kal.  It's evolving into a meme, with a life of its own on Bear Insider.  Tedford letting Lupoi take the blame-- or, reportedly--refusing to share responsibility and letting Lupoi twist in the wind,  tore the bond Lupoi felt with Kal.  Like a spy who decides to defect, it supposedly became a matter of when and where,  not if.
Or so the story goes on Bear Insider,  House of Fables and Recrimination.

[Redrum]

Fake Injurygate is the gift that keeps on giving for Kal.  It's evolving into a meme, with a life of its own on Bear Insider.  Tedford letting Lupoi take the blame-- or, reportedly--refusing to share responsibility and letting Lupoi twist in the wind,  tore the bond Lupoi felt with Kal.  Like a spy who decides to defect, it supposedly became a matter of when and where,  not if.
Or so the story goes on Bear Insider,  House of Fables and Recrimination.

[Redrum]

Fake Injurygate is the gift that keeps on giving for Kal.  It's evolving into a meme, with a life of its own on Bear Insider.  Tedford letting Lupoi take the blame-- or, reportedly--refusing to share responsibility and letting Lupoi twist in the wind,  tore the bond Lupoi felt with Kal.  Like a spy who decides to defect, it supposedly became a matter of when and where,  not if.
Or so the story goes on Bear Insider,  House of Fables and Recrimination.

[Redrum]

Fake Injurygate is the gift that keeps on giving for Kal.  It's evolving into a meme, with a life of its own on Bear Insider.  Tedford letting Lupoi take the blame-- or, reportedly--refusing to share responsibility and letting Lupoi twist in the wind,  tore the bond Lupoi felt with Kal.  Like a spy who decides to defect, it supposedly became a matter of when and where,  not if.
Or so the story goes on Bear Insider,  House of Fables and Recrimination.

[Redrum]

Fake Injurygate is the gift that keeps on giving for Kal.  It's evolving into a meme, with a life of its own on Bear Insider.  Tedford letting Lupoi take the blame-- or, reportedly--refusing to share responsibility and letting Lupoi twist in the wind,  tore the bond Lupoi felt with Kal.  Like a spy who decides to defect, it supposedly became a matter of when and where,  not if.
Or so the story goes on Bear Insider,  House of Fables and Recrimination.

[Leftcoast]

Wow, just wow!  The B.ears are in a China syndrome meltdown over this.

So if they are overreacting to the loss of their highly-successful recruiting coordinator are we underreacting to the loss of ours?

[Leftcoast]

Wow, just wow!  The B.ears are in a China syndrome meltdown over this.

So if they are overreacting to the loss of their highly-successful recruiting coordinator are we underreacting to the loss of ours?

[Leftcoast]

Wow, just wow!  The B.ears are in a China syndrome meltdown over this.

So if they are overreacting to the loss of their highly-successful recruiting coordinator are we underreacting to the loss of ours?

[Leftcoast]

Wow, just wow!  The B.ears are in a China syndrome meltdown over this.

So if they are overreacting to the loss of their highly-successful recruiting coordinator are we underreacting to the loss of ours?

[Leftcoast]

Wow, just wow!  The B.ears are in a China syndrome meltdown over this.

So if they are overreacting to the loss of their highly-successful recruiting coordinator are we underreacting to the loss of ours?

[Leftcoast]

Wow, just wow!  The B.ears are in a China syndrome meltdown over this.

So if they are overreacting to the loss of their highly-successful recruiting coordinator are we underreacting to the loss of ours?

[washingtonismoney]

So if they are overreacting to the loss of their highly-successful recruiting coordinator are we underreacting to the loss of ours?

Bares are probably overreacting to theirs; our reaction is probably about right.

Leaving aside my personal distaste for Polian's poor coaching, the recruiting angle was supposedly pretty good. Nevertheless Lance Anderson has been the recruiting coordinator before--he's currently listed as "admissions liaison"--and I'm sure he's stepped right in in the present and can do a fine job in the future.

The key difference between the two is that nearly every top kal recruit gushed about Lupoi; not too many of our recruits  seem to have such a relationship with our assistant coaches.

[washingtonismoney]

So if they are overreacting to the loss of their highly-successful recruiting coordinator are we underreacting to the loss of ours?

Bares are probably overreacting to theirs; our reaction is probably about right.

Leaving aside my personal distaste for Polian's poor coaching, the recruiting angle was supposedly pretty good. Nevertheless Lance Anderson has been the recruiting coordinator before--he's currently listed as "admissions liaison"--and I'm sure he's stepped right in in the present and can do a fine job in the future.

The key difference between the two is that nearly every top kal recruit gushed about Lupoi; not too many of our recruits  seem to have such a relationship with our assistant coaches.

[washingtonismoney]

So if they are overreacting to the loss of their highly-successful recruiting coordinator are we underreacting to the loss of ours?

Bares are probably overreacting to theirs; our reaction is probably about right.

Leaving aside my personal distaste for Polian's poor coaching, the recruiting angle was supposedly pretty good. Nevertheless Lance Anderson has been the recruiting coordinator before--he's currently listed as "admissions liaison"--and I'm sure he's stepped right in in the present and can do a fine job in the future.

The key difference between the two is that nearly every top kal recruit gushed about Lupoi; not too many of our recruits  seem to have such a relationship with our assistant coaches.

[washingtonismoney]

So if they are overreacting to the loss of their highly-successful recruiting coordinator are we underreacting to the loss of ours?

Bares are probably overreacting to theirs; our reaction is probably about right.

Leaving aside my personal distaste for Polian's poor coaching, the recruiting angle was supposedly pretty good. Nevertheless Lance Anderson has been the recruiting coordinator before--he's currently listed as "admissions liaison"--and I'm sure he's stepped right in in the present and can do a fine job in the future.

The key difference between the two is that nearly every top kal recruit gushed about Lupoi; not too many of our recruits  seem to have such a relationship with our assistant coaches.

[washingtonismoney]

So if they are overreacting to the loss of their highly-successful recruiting coordinator are we underreacting to the loss of ours?

Bares are probably overreacting to theirs; our reaction is probably about right.

Leaving aside my personal distaste for Polian's poor coaching, the recruiting angle was supposedly pretty good. Nevertheless Lance Anderson has been the recruiting coordinator before--he's currently listed as "admissions liaison"--and I'm sure he's stepped right in in the present and can do a fine job in the future.

The key difference between the two is that nearly every top kal recruit gushed about Lupoi; not too many of our recruits  seem to have such a relationship with our assistant coaches.

[washingtonismoney]

So if they are overreacting to the loss of their highly-successful recruiting coordinator are we underreacting to the loss of ours?

Bares are probably overreacting to theirs; our reaction is probably about right.

Leaving aside my personal distaste for Polian's poor coaching, the recruiting angle was supposedly pretty good. Nevertheless Lance Anderson has been the recruiting coordinator before--he's currently listed as "admissions liaison"--and I'm sure he's stepped right in in the present and can do a fine job in the future.

The key difference between the two is that nearly every top kal recruit gushed about Lupoi; not too many of our recruits  seem to have such a relationship with our assistant coaches.