Why has Sark been shielded?
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Because he is a politician hired by other politicians for his yak and blab. He is not a coach. You all were done a disservice.Vegasdawg said:OK, but why has he been shielded? It's not logical to have Sark as head coach of any major college football team. Am I missing something?
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Swaye said:
This country voted in Obama twice. Delusion is alive and well in 'Murica.
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sarktastic said:
Armenian Mafia.
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The same fucktardedness of "everyone else is doing this, OMG I think I should do this too" is a big part of CFB fan delusion, IMOMeek said:
i doubt the madness of crowds and daffodil mania and mob mentality has anything to do with this.AZDuck said:You ask a great question.
There's a book called "Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds," which gets at the phenomenon you are describing. Me, I think much of this nonsense is rooted in tribalism.
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Well Haden hired him, and will never admit that was a mistake. When he fires Sark, he'll say Sark was not ready for the big time and didn't succeed like he did at UW.
Sark made a lot of mistakes at UW and I felt like he recruited from Scout rather than actually watching film. But he did what was asked, last two years he should have had more wins and I wanted to stab him watching him throw 4 straight bubble screens on first and goal.
LA media won't be as kind as Seattle as he already is doing the same stupid shit as kitten did.
For the fans? They want to see their guy succeed. They'll support him until they learn who he is. It's fine. We got Peterman. They got their Ty. -
Wouldn't have made a difference. We would have given him a ringing endorsement so that he would get hired away.RaceBannon said:He's felt more heat from the LA media in three games than he got from the fag Seattle media in five years.
Why? That's how they roll. Why Haden didn't talk to us first is the question
Besides, Haden is probably the type of person who thinks he's the smartest guy in the room... well, other than Sark that is. -
I would have told Haden Sark was the best play caller in the country and that we would hate to see him leave UW.RaceBannon said:He's felt more heat from the LA media in three games than he got from the fag Seattle media in five years.
Why? That's how they roll. Why Haden didn't talk to us first is the question
Edit: Sorry Baze. Didn't see your post directly above mine. -
Fuck me and my fucking 53 seconds, right?RoadDawg55 said:
I would have told Haden Sark was the best play caller in the country and that we would hate to see him leave UW.RaceBannon said:He's felt more heat from the LA media in three games than he got from the fag Seattle media in five years.
Why? That's how they roll. Why Haden didn't talk to us first is the question
Edit: Sorry Baze. Didn't see your post directly above mine.
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YRYK. I never would have even thought of committing my first parking lot rape but you know, when in Rome and all that.AZDuck said:
The same fucktardedness of "everyone else is doing this, OMG I think I should do this too" is a big part of CFB fan delusion, IMOMeek said:
i doubt the madness of crowds and daffodil mania and mob mentality has anything to do with this.AZDuck said:You ask a great question.
There's a book called "Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds," which gets at the phenomenon you are describing. Me, I think much of this nonsense is rooted in tribalism.
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This is where you lost me. El Siete wasn't a disaster. He was just mediocre.Vegasdawg said:How could his accomplishments have been taken as anything short of a disaster?
The trouble is, Husky Football has been so down for so long, many fans have either forgotten what good coaching looks like or are too young to know. (Fortunately, they're finally now starting to learn again.)
El Siete embodies the purgatory of low expectations.
