Syracuse post game thread

[willie99]

We lost a game we should have won. To truly turn the corner, we have to win these. I'm not happy with the game, I'm sure the coaching staff and the players are even more disappointed

Our athletic excellence has made me intolerant of moral victories

Score more than they do, nothing less

 

[CL82]

Every year this board or certain people on this board argue for the back up QB to start it’s kinda funny. Never fails

 

[CTBasketball]

I heard Cody Endres is re-enrolling and still has eligibility.

 

[CL82]

I think the sprint running was foolish on Brown's part. It is going to be perceived by many as a punishment in front of your fans and that's simply not the way college football works today. I'm sure some of the players were pissed. Their comeback was actually pretty impressive.

As a UCONN football fan I could give a rat's ***, but the perception by some will be that it implies that the Orange struggled against an inferior opponent, so it will be good locker room material when the Orange visit the Rent next season.

That all said, to my eye UCONN was the much more physical team. The boys came out pop'n!

Exactly. It seems like the end of the game was a moment to celebrate and talk about character in fighting back to win. The next week's practices is when you can go into, they never should've been a position to win, we can't wait till the second half to decide to play football…

 

[FfldCntyFan]

Exactly. It seems like the end of the game was a moment to celebrate and talk about character in fighting back to win. The next week's practices is when you can go into, they never should've been a position to win, we can't wait till the second half to decide to play football…

That stunt was grandstanding, plain and simple.

He was telling their feeble, petty fanbase that he's too tough to tolerate a performance like that against an (allegedly) inferior opponent who the fanbase happens to despise

Doing this pointed blame to the effort of his players, not the staff's ability prepare, game plan, adjust or evaluate the opponent. It was basically a college football version of flexing internet muscles.

Giving this light helps nobody. Let this die on the vine.

 

[uconndogs]

That stunt was grandstanding, plain and simple.

He was telling their feeble, petty fanbase that he's too tough to tolerate a performance like that against an (allegedly) inferior opponent who the fanbase happens to despise

Doing this pointed blame to the effort of his players, not the staff's ability prepare, game plan, adjust or evaluate the opponent. It was basically a college football version of flexing internet muscles.

Giving this light helps nobody. Let this die on the vine.

We went through a stretch years ago when we used to beat the Orange like a drum as an annual right of passage. I was at a couple of those games in Syracuse. The fan reaction was absolutely comical. Think of an absolute look of deer in the headlights, WTF just happened. That fanbase was not sad to see UCONN left behind in the ACC expansion. On a level playing field of conference affiliation UCONN owns the Orange as well as the Eagles. Alas.......

 

[gtcam]

That stunt was grandstanding, plain and simple.

He was telling their feeble, petty fanbase that he's too tough to tolerate a performance like that against an (allegedly) inferior opponent who the fanbase happens to despise

Doing this pointed blame to the effort of his players, not the staff's ability prepare, game plan, adjust or evaluate the opponent. It was basically a college football version of flexing internet muscles.

Giving this light helps nobody. Let this die on the vine.

F Cuse
This was a petty display of disrespect that Brown and everyone at Cuse has for UConn and a spit in the face against Mora.
F Cuse