Weber State Game 10/29/22

[MSU01]

Isn't bobby close to being the all time winningest coach at um. It seems like I heard some degenerate gris fan saying something about it just before they started this 3 game skid.

He's already the winningest coach at UM. With 10 more wins he ties Jerome Sauers for the most wins ever in the Big Sky.

[lutecat]

RTD stands for Retiring To sanDiego

[grizzh8r]

RTD stands for Retiring To sanDiego

#overRTD

[Helcat72]

I gotta give it to him...he was actually interesting to listen to in his post hame interview. Can hardly wait for Cat/Griz postgame.

[cats2506]

Isn't bobby close to being the all time winningest coach at um. It seems like I heard some degenerate gris fan saying something about it just before they started this 3 game skid.

He's already the winningest coach at UM. With 10 more wins he ties Jerome Sauers for the most wins ever in the Big Sky.

Thanks, I knew he was close to some record

[Montanabob]

Isn't bobby close to being the all time winningest coach at um. It seems like I heard some degenerate gris fan saying something about it just before they started this 3 game skid.

He's already the winningest coach at UM. With 10 more wins he ties Jerome Sauers for the most wins ever in the Big Sky.

Thanks, I knew he was close to some record

After this year, Sauers may want to go back south.
https://golightsgo.com/sports/football/schedule/2022

[tdub]

Isn't bobby close to being the all time winningest coach at um. It seems like I heard some degenerate gris fan saying something about it just before they started this 3 game skid.

He's already the winningest coach at UM. With 10 more wins he ties Jerome Sauers for the most wins ever in the Big Sky.

Thanks, I knew he was close to some record

After this year, Sauers may want to go back south.
https://golightsgo.com/sports/football/schedule/2022

He 100% has to rebuild that program almost from scratch. Knew that going in. They almost didn’t have enough players to even have spring ball. 6 seniors, 15 juniors. Don’t know how many of those were transfers after spring. If he turns this program around, he’s truly a good coach. Northern is not an easy place to recruit to if you’re not a wrestler.

[kennethnoisewater]

114 yards of offense… YEESH.

And plenty of people are blaming that on Kris Brown being the QB. Yeah he's a step down, but he played quite a bit last year and played pretty well. In four games in the middle of last season, he averaged 218 yards passing per game. Is he considerably worse this year? Is he just not ready to play? If not, whose fault is that? He bears some responsibility I'm sure, but how does that coaching staff not have him ready to perform like he did a year ago, or even close?

[Lord Vigo]

114 yards of offense… YEESH.

And plenty of people are blaming that on Kris Brown being the QB. Yeah he's a step down, but he played quite a bit last year and played pretty well. In four games in the middle of last season, he averaged 218 yards passing per game. Is he considerably worse this year? Is he just not ready to play? If not, whose fault is that? He bears some responsibility I'm sure, but how does that coaching staff not have him ready to perform like he did a year ago, or even close?

He was really bad last year too.

But he's worse this year because the offense is worse. Their offensive line and run game are terrible. It seems to me that he's the type of QB who rises to the level of his supporting cast. But their supporting cast is so bad that what they need is someone with the athleticism to make secondary reaction plays and rise above the level of the rest of the offense.

[BelligerentBobcat]

114 yards of offense… YEESH.

And plenty of people are blaming that on Kris Brown being the QB. Yeah he's a step down, but he played quite a bit last year and played pretty well. In four games in the middle of last season, he averaged 218 yards passing per game. Is he considerably worse this year? Is he just not ready to play? If not, whose fault is that? He bears some responsibility I'm sure, but how does that coaching staff not have him ready to perform like he did a year ago, or even close?

He’s one of the worst BSC QB’s I’ve seen. I mean, even Rovig was significantly better than him.

[kennethnoisewater]

114 yards of offense… YEESH.

And plenty of people are blaming that on Kris Brown being the QB. Yeah he's a step down, but he played quite a bit last year and played pretty well. In four games in the middle of last season, he averaged 218 yards passing per game. Is he considerably worse this year? Is he just not ready to play? If not, whose fault is that? He bears some responsibility I'm sure, but how does that coaching staff not have him ready to perform like he did a year ago, or even close?

He was really bad last year too.

But he's worse this year because the offense is worse. Their offensive line and run game are terrible. It seems to me that he's the type of QB who rises to the level of his supporting cast. But their supporting cast is so bad that what they need is someone with the athleticism to make secondary reaction plays and rise above the level of the rest of the offense.

That's what I'm getting at. If they were any good he'd be fine. But a guy who has shown the ability to keep the ship afloat should be able to do that if the team was any good offensively. Their run game was bad last year too with all the injuries and it's worse this year. Even against Idaho when Johnson did play they only had 34 yards rushing and 220 yards of total offense. And that's with a 75 yard TD drive in the last couple minutes when they were chasing points. So with less than 2 minutes left in that game they had 145 yards of total offense.

[Bocephus]

114 yards of offense… YEESH.

And plenty of people are blaming that on Kris Brown being the QB. Yeah he's a step down, but he played quite a bit last year and played pretty well. In four games in the middle of last season, he averaged 218 yards passing per game. Is he considerably worse this year? Is he just not ready to play? If not, whose fault is that? He bears some responsibility I'm sure, but how does that coaching staff not have him ready to perform like he did a year ago, or even close?

He was really bad last year too.

But he's worse this year because the offense is worse. Their offensive line and run game are terrible. It seems to me that he's the type of QB who rises to the level of his supporting cast. But their supporting cast is so bad that what they need is someone with the athleticism to make secondary reaction plays and rise above the level of the rest of the offense.

That's what I'm getting at. If they were any good he'd be fine. But a guy who has shown the ability to keep the ship afloat should be able to do that if the team was any good offensively. Their run game was bad last year too with all the injuries and it's worse this year. Even against Idaho when Johnson did play they only had 34 yards rushing and 220 yards of total offense. And that's with a 75 yard TD drive in the last couple minutes when they were chasing points. So with less than 2 minutes left in that game they had 145 yards of total offense.

Gris had 42 yards rushing, I don’t think KB deserves as much blame as their fans give him. The wildcat thing they tried fooled not one.

[TomCat88]

114 yards of offense… YEESH.

And plenty of people are blaming that on Kris Brown being the QB. Yeah he's a step down, but he played quite a bit last year and played pretty well. In four games in the middle of last season, he averaged 218 yards passing per game. Is he considerably worse this year? Is he just not ready to play? If not, whose fault is that? He bears some responsibility I'm sure, but how does that coaching staff not have him ready to perform like he did a year ago, or even close?

He was really bad last year too.

But he's worse this year because the offense is worse. Their offensive line and run game are terrible. It seems to me that he's the type of QB who rises to the level of his supporting cast. But their supporting cast is so bad that what they need is someone with the athleticism to make secondary reaction plays and rise above the level of the rest of the offense.

That's what I'm getting at. If they were any good he'd be fine. But a guy who has shown the ability to keep the ship afloat should be able to do that if the team was any good offensively. Their run game was bad last year too with all the injuries and it's worse this year. Even against Idaho when Johnson did play they only had 34 yards rushing and 220 yards of total offense. And that's with a 75 yard TD drive in the last couple minutes when they were chasing points. So with less than 2 minutes left in that game they had 145 yards of total offense.

Gris had 42 yards rushing, I don’t think KB deserves as much blame as their fans give him. The wildcat thing they tried fooled not one.

I was surprised to see Bergen out there with what looked like a splint on his hand. They were fortunate he didn’t injure it worse or fumble the ball away. It didn’t look like it would take much for either to happen. When he ran off the field after the second time it looked he was holding it in an elevated position to ease the pain.

[John K]

114 yards of offense… YEESH.

And plenty of people are blaming that on Kris Brown being the QB. Yeah he's a step down, but he played quite a bit last year and played pretty well. In four games in the middle of last season, he averaged 218 yards passing per game. Is he considerably worse this year? Is he just not ready to play? If not, whose fault is that? He bears some responsibility I'm sure, but how does that coaching staff not have him ready to perform like he did a year ago, or even close?

He was really bad last year too.

But he's worse this year because the offense is worse. Their offensive line and run game are terrible. It seems to me that he's the type of QB who rises to the level of his supporting cast. But their supporting cast is so bad that what they need is someone with the athleticism to make secondary reaction plays and rise above the level of the rest of the offense.

That's what I'm getting at. If they were any good he'd be fine. But a guy who has shown the ability to keep the ship afloat should be able to do that if the team was any good offensively. Their run game was bad last year too with all the injuries and it's worse this year. Even against Idaho when Johnson did play they only had 34 yards rushing and 220 yards of total offense. And that's with a 75 yard TD drive in the last couple minutes when they were chasing points. So with less than 2 minutes left in that game they had 145 yards of total offense.

Gris had 42 yards rushing, I don’t think KB deserves as much blame as their fans give him. The wildcat thing they tried fooled not one.

Agreed...plus, it's not like Lucas Johnson was the 2nd coming of TB12 or Joe Montana. He was somewhat better than KB, but he was no better than an average BSC QB. If he played a full season, I doubt he'd even be HM on the All-BSC team.

[Bobcat4Ever]

We heard “just wait until Marcus Knight returns” forever. Well, he’s back, but it hasn’t seemed to have helped one bit. Assuming he’s even close to being Marcus Knight again, that’s pretty telling about the team.