Hoke on Neb player saying play-calling was predictable: "He's wrong"

He also just said that even after watching the film, he liked the play-calling.

you shake your head , what does he think about before he speaks , does he realize that even well schooled journalists who have covered the team have stated that everyone knew what plays were coming , and every week it is the same line , " I am not doing a good enough job coaching " , is Brandon really enjoying hearing this every week ?

I can understand that he doesn't want to throw Borges under the bus, but he can avoid that without saying the play calling is fine, when everyone knows it isn't. As it is, it feels like he and Borges are throwing the players under the bus by saying there is no problem with the playcalling, when EVERYONE knows there is.

Admin wrote:

He also just said that even after watching the film, he liked the play-calling.

It would have been a lot better if he would have responded with: "Well, that's just like, your opinion man".

BAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAA

He appears to be in denial. To fix a problem you must first realize that you have one.

'shoes

wshoes wrote:

He appears to be in denial. To fix a problem you must first realize that you have one.

'shoes

I tell my gal this all the time....about shopping.

I expect coach speak in press conferences, but he is starting to sound exactly how Rod Marinelli did in his post game press conferences during the 2008 Lions season. His answers basically boiled down to, "I believe in what we are doing and we are going to keep pounding the rock"

blueest wrote:

I expect coach speak in press conferences, but he is starting to sound exactly how Rod Marinelli did in his post game press conferences during the 2008 Lions season. His answers basically boiled down to, "I believe in what we are doing and we are going to keep pounding the rock"

Uh oh, I thought the exact same thing. I distinctly remember that season, every press conference, Marinelli would basically say, we just have to keep doing what we're doing. My thought was always, you need to do ANYTHING but what you're doing. It was basically insanity for him to stand up there and say that every week.

jjabilene wrote:

blueest wrote:

I expect coach speak in press conferences, but he is starting to sound exactly how Rod Marinelli did in his post game press conferences during the 2008 Lions season. His answers basically boiled down to, "I believe in what we are doing and we are going to keep pounding the rock"

Uh oh, I thought the exact same thing. I distinctly remember that season, every press conference, Marinelli would basically say, we just have to keep doing what we're doing. My thought was always, you need to do ANYTHING but what you're doing. It was basically insanity for him to stand up there and say that every week.

"The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result." - Albert Einstein