[teejers1]

Aren't you the one who laments arguments that are not well thought out, or intellectually lazy?  C'mon now . . .

Dude, are you sure you want to talk about reputation, Mr Wrong Side of 69-17?  Oh, yeah, the guy who wanted to fire the coach right before the last Rose Bowl season.

Yvonne, I don't mind taking heat here (or anywhere else).  But I do mind lies.  Please verify the post where I said I "wanted to fire the coach before the last Rose Bowl season."  i don't know if you're alluding to Willingham or Shaw, but in either case, your accusation is false.  I never advocated for the termination of Willingham (even after the Texas fiasco); nor have I advocated for Shaw's dismissal.  Indeed, my position with Shaw has been consistent for the last 7 years:  he should hire a competent OC, watch the team play closer to its potential, and take all the credit.  Only in the last year or two - after 5 years of stubborn inaction on Shaw's part - have I added this wrinkle:  Muir should step in and give Shaw a choice:  hire an OC and get the hell out of his way, or you're terminated.  Perhaps you are mistaking me with another one of your favorites:  Longwinded.

P.S.  As for UT, I said the game was huuuuge - and it was.  As in:  Stanford lost by a huuuuge margin!

[teejers1]

Aren't you the one who laments arguments that are not well thought out, or intellectually lazy?  C'mon now . . .

Dude, are you sure you want to talk about reputation, Mr Wrong Side of 69-17?  Oh, yeah, the guy who wanted to fire the coach right before the last Rose Bowl season.

Yvonne, I don't mind taking heat here (or anywhere else).  But I do mind lies.  Please verify the post where I said I "wanted to fire the coach before the last Rose Bowl season."  i don't know if you're alluding to Willingham or Shaw, but in either case, your accusation is false.  I never advocated for the termination of Willingham (even after the Texas fiasco); nor have I advocated for Shaw's dismissal.  Indeed, my position with Shaw has been consistent for the last 7 years:  he should hire a competent OC, watch the team play closer to its potential, and take all the credit.  Only in the last year or two - after 5 years of stubborn inaction on Shaw's part - have I added this wrinkle:  Muir should step in and give Shaw a choice:  hire an OC and get the hell out of his way, or you're terminated.  Perhaps you are mistaking me with another one of your favorites:  Longwinded.

P.S.  As for UT, I said the game was huuuuge - and it was.  As in:  Stanford lost by a huuuuge margin!