[troyc]

New show is up....Card with another frustrating loss. Postgame thoughts from David Shaw, WR Michael Wilson, and LB Jacob Mangum-Farrar. Plus, 3 Things you need to know from the game, the slow-mesh gets ground to a near-halt, two terrific individual performances, and what Stanford's entire season hinges on now.

Download, listen, read & review, and react! Appreciate you listening.

Troy C

The TreeCast w/Troy Clardy: Same Song In Seattle (September 25, 2022)

[troyc]

New show is up....Card with another frustrating loss. Postgame thoughts from David Shaw, WR Michael Wilson, and LB Jacob Mangum-Farrar. Plus, 3 Things you need to know from the game, the slow-mesh gets ground to a near-halt, two terrific individual performances, and what Stanford's entire season hinges on now.

Download, listen, read & review, and react! Appreciate you listening.

Troy C

The TreeCast w/Troy Clardy: Same Song In Seattle (September 25, 2022)

[winflop]

Troy I always appreciate your analysis & insights, but I really have to wonder when someone in the media is going to start asking some very necessary and pointed questions of Shaw, either post-game or on Tuesdays:
- He said the OL was two deep with quality. Does he still believe that after UW?
- He said the WR room is deep & talented. How come they can't get separation (not just UW but U$C too)?
- He talked post-UW about making in-game adjustments on offense. Why did it take so long to do it, and BTW it happened when the game was already out of hand and UW was playing second stringers
- Who came up with the idea to run slow mesh with a slow, immobile QB who is injury-prone and has no quality backup?
- How does he expect the defense to create turnovers when they can't even tackle?

PartyInTheBackfield has become PartyInOurBackfield under David Shaw. Absent a major change in quality of play this team is 3-9 at best.

[winflop]

Troy I always appreciate your analysis & insights, but I really have to wonder when someone in the media is going to start asking some very necessary and pointed questions of Shaw, either post-game or on Tuesdays:
- He said the OL was two deep with quality. Does he still believe that after UW?
- He said the WR room is deep & talented. How come they can't get separation (not just UW but U$C too)?
- He talked post-UW about making in-game adjustments on offense. Why did it take so long to do it, and BTW it happened when the game was already out of hand and UW was playing second stringers
- Who came up with the idea to run slow mesh with a slow, immobile QB who is injury-prone and has no quality backup?
- How does he expect the defense to create turnovers when they can't even tackle?

PartyInTheBackfield has become PartyInOurBackfield under David Shaw. Absent a major change in quality of play this team is 3-9 at best.

[vataha]

I miss Todd Husak.

[vataha]

I miss Todd Husak.

[gailtate]

I miss Todd Husak.

The QB or the broadcaster? I miss both.

[gailtate]

I miss Todd Husak.

The QB or the broadcaster? I miss both.