Responding to winning.

[Carl Spackler]

How an organization, like a football team, responds to winning is an interesting thing and a concept that is often poorly understood.

What's pretty clear for me, is that we didn't respond well to winning big a little over a month ago, and had a few weeks of poor performance before getting it back on track.

I'm very curious to see how we respond to winning, given a second chance - and a game tomorrow. Did they (coaches and players) learn anything?

We'll see in how they perform. because of the proper preparation and performance relationship.

We've got an opportunity to really set the stage for the kind of challenges to close out the season, that you really play the game for, and we've got a matchup here, that we can take advantage of, to set that stage..

Got to take care of business on the road against Tulane tomorrow though.

I hope they do it.

 

[NYUConn]

Good post. You're 100% right. Learning to deal with winning is just as important to a young team as learning to rebound from a loss.

For so many reasons this game tomorrow is huge.

 

[Dooley]

Agree. Winning a game against an opponent who you should beat with something on the line. Let's make sure we get this done.

 

[warbler1055]

If the team wins games they are supposed to win and win some games we are not supposed to, then may be, just may be Bob Diaco is the great hire that we are all hoping for!!!

 

[Redding Husky]

Winning is addictive.

 

[Duncan Idaho]

Big game for the OLine, hearing Tulane's defensive front is pretty good.

 

[huskysupporter]

Big game for the OLine, hearing Tulane's defensive front is pretty good.

ECU DLINE was pretty small, if I remember correctly. I continue to focus on OLINE in the hope I see improvement.