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A real laffer from the CEO today

bananasnblondesbananasnblondes Member Posts: 15,428
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The CEO gave a state of the website address today. It began with a diatribe about how traditional radio is dying and podcasts are where it's at (translation: we are running 3rd to fishing and horse racing on the Saturday morning slot). Also, more LPT videos of him trying to hold still while being interviewed by recently graduated communications majors.

And some shit about Fetters trying to lose weight.

Then this gem caught my eye.

"AAndy………He’s been sick for a while. I’ve never felt it was my place to tell people about what’s going on. If he wanted the info out, fine. I just didn’t feel it was my place. "

I can only assume this follows up with a "Go Aaaaandy" chant lead by Sark
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  • TequillaTequilla Member Posts: 19,954
    I also saw that recently Butler Cabin had a post on the recruiting board along the lines of what he was hearing ... can only imagine the gold there.

    And regarding AAndy ... hopefully he gets feeling better. But the comments from KJV, wow, just wow.
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  • bananasnblondesbananasnblondes Member Posts: 15,428
    The Butler Cabin post was just about the recent center commit, Harris, who everybody was freaking out about.
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  • DardanusDardanus Member Posts: 2,623
    Good chit, bananaboat
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  • TequillaTequilla Member Posts: 19,954
    bananasnblondes said:

    The Butler Cabin post was just about the recent center commit, Harris, who everybody was freaking out about.

    By saying that he heard about the commit 24 hours after it happened?
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  • TequillaTequilla Member Posts: 19,954
    First, thanks for the FREE PUB

    Second, the "golden goose" of the online community being KJV's biggest mistake is spot on. I had mentioned that to him years ago because that was the competitive advantage that nobody could replicate. Of course, in all his business sense as a CEO, he pissed a competitive advantage that any smart business owner would know was an asset that you couldn't pay enough for and piss it all away.

    Finally, with regard to Browning, I didn't stay through the entire Spring Fling and really only stayed long enough to see the warm-ups. The first thing that stood out to me in watching the QBs was that the way Browning carried himself screamed of him having the "IT" that you look for out of the QB position and it was as apparent that he had that swagger about him as it was that the other two didn't have that swagger. It looked effortless for Browning in making the throws and just watching out other players, etc. interacted with him it looked to my highly untrained and distant eye that he was the one that most of the guys were assuming would be the long-term answer at QB. He will have his challenges as he adjusts to the speed of the game, etc. But similar to how everybody is all hyping up Goff this year, the benefits of getting Browning into the game this year will be the payoff that we will have over the 2016, 2017, and maybe even 2018 seasons.
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  • TTJTTJ Member Posts: 4,821
    Tequilla said:

    ...Finally, with regard to Browning, I didn't stay through the entire Spring Fling and really only stayed long enough to see the warm-ups. The first thing that stood out to me in watching the QBs was that the way Browning carried himself screamed of him having the "IT" that you look for out of the QB position and it was as apparent that he had that swagger about him as it was that the other two didn't have that swagger. It looked effortless for Browning in making the throws and just watching out other players, etc. interacted with him it looked to my highly untrained and distant eye that he was the one that most of the guys were assuming would be the long-term answer at QB. He will have his challenges as he adjusts to the speed of the game, etc. But similar to how everybody is all hyping up Goff this year, the benefits of getting Browning into the game this year will be the payoff that we will have over the 2016, 2017, and maybe even 2018 seasons...

    Did nobody actually watch Goff's freshman year? How did he become the poster child for the play-em-early doogs?
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  • PurpleBazePurpleBaze Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 30,082 Founders Club
    CuntWaffle said:

    Fetters losing weight should be easy. Lower the calories to 4000 8100 a day and he should be able to lose weight.

    ...and the over/under is 500.
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  • TequillaTequilla Member Posts: 19,954
    TTJ said:

    Tequilla said:

    ...Finally, with regard to Browning, I didn't stay through the entire Spring Fling and really only stayed long enough to see the warm-ups. The first thing that stood out to me in watching the QBs was that the way Browning carried himself screamed of him having the "IT" that you look for out of the QB position and it was as apparent that he had that swagger about him as it was that the other two didn't have that swagger. It looked effortless for Browning in making the throws and just watching out other players, etc. interacted with him it looked to my highly untrained and distant eye that he was the one that most of the guys were assuming would be the long-term answer at QB. He will have his challenges as he adjusts to the speed of the game, etc. But similar to how everybody is all hyping up Goff this year, the benefits of getting Browning into the game this year will be the payoff that we will have over the 2016, 2017, and maybe even 2018 seasons...

    Did nobody actually watch Goff's freshman year? How did he become the poster child for the play-em-early doogs?
    It's not that Goff was great his true frosh year. But he was at least on par compared to the other options that Cal had available and while a young QB will experience growing pains and make a few turnovers that they shouldn't, there is no substitute for taking live reps and learning on the fly IF the player is capable of growing from the experience versus getting buried from the mistakes.
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  • DooglesDoogles Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 12,627 Founders Club
    TTJ said:

    Tequilla said:

    ...Finally, with regard to Browning, I didn't stay through the entire Spring Fling and really only stayed long enough to see the warm-ups. The first thing that stood out to me in watching the QBs was that the way Browning carried himself screamed of him having the "IT" that you look for out of the QB position and it was as apparent that he had that swagger about him as it was that the other two didn't have that swagger. It looked effortless for Browning in making the throws and just watching out other players, etc. interacted with him it looked to my highly untrained and distant eye that he was the one that most of the guys were assuming would be the long-term answer at QB. He will have his challenges as he adjusts to the speed of the game, etc. But similar to how everybody is all hyping up Goff this year, the benefits of getting Browning into the game this year will be the payoff that we will have over the 2016, 2017, and maybe even 2018 seasons...

    Did nobody actually watch Goff's freshman year? How did he become the poster child for the play-em-early doogs?
    He threw for 3500, had a 18-10 td-int ratio and completed 60%.

    He took that experience and his numbers bumped to 4k, 35-7, and 62% as a sophomore.

    He is the poster child, you're out of your depth here.
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  • PurpleJPurpleJ Member Posts: 37,538 Founders Club
    Kim is no fan of @SuchFagJayhawk
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