[washingtonismoney]

Shaw didn't say anything to suggest he is aware of just how bad that performance was.  He suggested they needed to look at things,  but he sure didn't sound like he was too upset with Chryst's play.

I don't take that terribly seriously. I can't find any damning quotes from Shaw immediately after last year's Colorado game on Burns. And, re: Nunes, Shaw always alternated been hysterically overwrought defenses of his play after losses and objective critiques after wins. So I don't think Shaw's rhetoric is an especially reliable guide to his behavior on QBs.

That being said, the staff's record over the past two years suggests to me they really want Chryst to succeed. So I expect to see him against Washington State. (Well, not see him, in this case. Turns out I have tickets to see LeBron play.)

[washingtonismoney]

Shaw didn't say anything to suggest he is aware of just how bad that performance was.  He suggested they needed to look at things,  but he sure didn't sound like he was too upset with Chryst's play.

I don't take that terribly seriously. I can't find any damning quotes from Shaw immediately after last year's Colorado game on Burns. And, re: Nunes, Shaw always alternated been hysterically overwrought defenses of his play after losses and objective critiques after wins. So I don't think Shaw's rhetoric is an especially reliable guide to his behavior on QBs.

That being said, the staff's record over the past two years suggests to me they really want Chryst to succeed. So I expect to see him against Washington State. (Well, not see him, in this case. Turns out I have tickets to see LeBron play.)