FEAR the TIE

[Thoughtsoncanes]

So the OP appreciates a "face" of the program that's 1-12 vs teams with a pulse. While also fielding some of the most putrid defenses in the program's history.

Got it.

 

[Cane Dynasty]

From what I know of Corporate America, mistakes are only mistakes if you acknowledge them as such. Not calling a miss a "miss", doesn't mean it wasn't one, but doesn't mean you can't learn from it and make the adjustment either. Also, acknowledging a miss does not always correlate to a hit (i.e. 2 wrongs don't = right). Perhaps "lessons" is a BS, more PC word.

Where exactly did you get your 'corporate' experience?

 

[theEMPIRE]

So the OP appreciates a "face" of the program that's 1-12 vs teams with a pulse. While also fielding some of the most putrid defenses in the program's history.

Got it.

Not my reasoning for that ONE comment. As far as PR... he's a pro. There are plenty of things I do NOT appreciate, like the lack of defense AND winning.

But if you expected someone to just walk into the situation he did and go undefeated... well... I just don't know why you would expect that.

 

[theEMPIRE]

From what I know of Corporate America, mistakes are only mistakes if you acknowledge them as such. Not calling a miss a "miss", doesn't mean it wasn't one, but doesn't mean you can't learn from it and make the adjustment either. Also, acknowledging a miss does not always correlate to a hit (i.e. 2 wrongs don't = right). Perhaps "lessons" is a BS, more PC word.

Where exactly did you get your 'corporate' experience?

A place where the sh*t rolls downhill.

 

[MiamiVice7]

So the OP appreciates a "face" of the program that's 1-12 vs teams with a pulse. While also fielding some of the most putrid defenses in the program's history.

Got it.

You don't appear to be paying attention.

 

[bozcane]

Forget the tie. I want our opponents to actually fear our defense.