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'They are tiny, tiny details to us... they're aren't the difference between winning and losing'

oregonblitzkriegoregonblitzkrieg Member Posts: 15,288
edited March 2014 in College Football Forum
Mark Helfrich takes issue with the huskies new head coach:

"I don't agree with his philosophy. Penalties are tiny details. Slacking off at practice is a tiny detail. What matters is that we have some very tough, tough dudes on the team. I try to be a good friend to the guys, like an uncle or a buddy. Running a tight ship was Kelly's thing. I think it's important to get on the guys level, not be the mean leader guy that no one likes. Everything is going great. We really look forward to seeing what we can do next season," said Helfrich in a recent interview.
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  • dncdnc Member Posts: 56,789
    link?
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  • oregonblitzkriegoregonblitzkrieg Member Posts: 15,288
    dnc said:

    link?

    hardcorehusky.com/forums#/discussion/8775/they-are-tiny-tiny-details-to-us-they-re-aren-t-the-difference-between-winning-and-losing
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  • CuntWaffleCuntWaffle Member Posts: 22,499
    Hard to argue with the source, that guy has Oregon football dialed in.
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  • DugtheDoogDugtheDoog Member Posts: 3,180
    I have to admit, I almost shed a happy tear when I read that quote. Now you even have Joe Mathis badmouthing pool boy (why do they call sark pool boy?) and players on the team saying the previous coach didn't stress the details, which I've been pulling my hair out about for years. #happytears
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  • RoadDawg55RoadDawg55 Member Posts: 30,123
    DugtheDoog said:

    I have to admit, I almost shed a happy tear when I read that quote. Now you even have Joe Mathis badmouthing pool boy (why do they call sark pool boy?) and players on the team saying the previous coach didn't stress the details, which I've been pulling my hair out about for years. #happytears

    Petersen's message seems to be getting received. If I had to guess, he came in and told the team that he knows how talented this team is. He saw it plunger him 38-6 in the first game, and let them know that 9-4 with that kind of talent was unacceptable. With better organization, discipline, and fundamentals (this is also called coaching), it could have been a Rose Bowl season.

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  • oregonblitzkriegoregonblitzkrieg Member Posts: 15,288
    RoadDawg55 said:

    DugtheDoog said:

    I have to admit, I almost shed a happy tear when I read that quote. Now you even have Joe Mathis badmouthing pool boy (why do they call sark pool boy?) and players on the team saying the previous coach didn't stress the details, which I've been pulling my hair out about for years. #happytears

    Petersen's message seems to be getting received. If I had to guess, he came in and told the team that he knows how talented this team is. He saw it plunger him 38-6 in the first game, and let them know that 9-4 with that kind of talent was unacceptable. With better organization, discipline, and fundamentals (this is also called coaching), it could have been a Rose Bowl season.

    You guys came close to beating Stanfurd.
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  • DugtheDoogDugtheDoog Member Posts: 3,180
    oregonblitzkrieg said:

    RoadDawg55 said:

    DugtheDoog said:

    I have to admit, I almost shed a happy tear when I read that quote. Now you even have Joe Mathis badmouthing pool boy (why do they call sark pool boy?) and players on the team saying the previous coach didn't stress the details, which I've been pulling my hair out about for years. #happytears

    Petersen's message seems to be getting received. If I had to guess, he came in and told the team that he knows how talented this team is. He saw it plunger him 38-6 in the first game, and let them know that 9-4 with that kind of talent was unacceptable. With better organization, discipline, and fundamentals (this is also called coaching), it could have been a Rose Bowl season.

    You guys came close to beating Stanfurd.
    Yeah and if we played disciplined football, we win that game. And even if we still lose, petermen wouldn't blame it on the replay official because he "couldn't feel the emotion on the field". What the fuck was that, anyway?
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  • haiehaie Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 21,996 Swaye's Wigwam
    The controversial call at the end of that game is funny considering that if ASJ catches that ball in the middle of the field we are in field goal range already with enough time on the clock to score. Bitching about the refs, bitching about furd players faking injury is all bullshit.
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  • Dawgfan406Dawgfan406 Member Posts: 192
    edited March 2014
    If sark would get off his ass and run a quick play they never review that sideline play. Instead all he does is make excuses... 5 years of excuses... fuck him
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  • Mosster47Mosster47 Member Posts: 6,246
    All I know is our head coach liked the way our LB coach stacked backpacks in a hallway. So, instead of using the ridiculous clout being the front man at Oregon comes with right now and scouring the country for the best of the best he just hired the guy that Rich Brooks, Mike Bellotti, Chip Kelly, and initially Slingblade didn't think was right for the job, because he likes his backpack organization.

    Oh, Mike Bellotti is on the HoF ballot. I hope he gets in so Race can finally retire.
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