Horka is just stirring the pot. ThatÂ’s the new journalism.
I’m glad he’s doing it. He needs to. And others do as well. Joe gets a paid a lot of damn money. Yesterday was unacceptable. A team with -15 rushing yards and only 190
Total yards (75 on one play), beat us by scoring 27 points. It was a devestating loss if you love MSU football as much as I and many others do. Call it what it is.
I’m glad he’s doing it. He needs to. And others do as well. Joe gets a paid a lot of damn money. Yesterday was unacceptable. A team with -15 rushing yards and only 190
Total yards (75 on one play), beat us by scoring 27 points. It was a devestating loss if you love MSU football as much as I and many others do. Call it what it is.
Goodness, I totally disagree. Was I disappointed we lost the game? Yes, very much so, but other than the CFP games, bowl games are just rewards and glorified exhibitions for the most part. There was nothing "devastating" about yesterday's loss unless you consider not bringing back the Outback Bowl trophy devastating. Nothing about that loss will have anything to do with 2019 because we will go through Spring and come back in 2019 as a very different team as will everyone else. I'm much more worried about JoMo fixing our offense and getting a passing game going for the future than I am the loss in the Outback Bowl.
Understand that by "devastating", I'm not referring to the Outback bowl nor the trophy. I'm referring to the product on the field and ALL THE MISCUES, PROBLEMS, PLAY CALLING, etc..... It's devastating to me because after a full season with the talent he had, I would have expected a better effort on the field for this game. We looked atrocious. Yes, the officiating was bad. But that had nothing to do with some of the play calling and miscues I'm referring to. Even w/ the bad officiating, we still ran 3 RPO"s on first and goal from the 1 yard line and it was FROM THE SHOTGUN formation. We lost 2+ yards on each one. How many times has that failed us this season running out of the shotgun on short yardage situations? Yet we still do it. It was devastating for me because I just don't see a future where we make the necessary adjustments to compete at the level that I've come to expect from this team. 3 more years of that BS to me, is devastating to think about. That game for me, cemented my concerns from earlier in the year. Not a one which seemed to ever be addressed by this coach.
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