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Why Fisch reminds us of Sark
PurpleJ
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The team looks like it’s being coached by a drunk 35 year old with his first real job.
Except he’s a veteran coach.
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Visors — check.
Hoodies — check.
Shitty playcalling — check.
Undisciplined team — check.
Shitty record — check.
Just need to cage Jordan Shaw this week during practice to prepare against the Hoosiers next week and we got ourselves another Sark.
Fisch needs to go full Sark with this combo.
Caged Diddy for the Penn St game
Derek should start thinking about his next book - "The Fiefdom of Fisch".
It seems like Sark isn't shitting the bed against the Sooners. Fisch already lost 3 games this season
Would Sark have lost to Wazzu AND Rutgers?
his specialty was losing to Oregon, Stanford, and ASU by 40.
You mean like the Eastern Michigan game 😉
sark had a few shit years of red zone offense too.
Like 9 plays from first and goal against Notre Dame
This just might be the funniest one line post I've ever read at Hardcore Husky.
Its sunday morning
im distracted by your signature
my wife smacked me after rewatching it for the 10th time. i blame you before the nfl games
edit: Lets just blame this on machine learning and AI okay
I didn't realize until reading it just now on another thread that Iowa got to 40 points. Getting blown the fuck out on the road was one of two remaining Sarkisms that Fisch hadn't demonstrated. All Fisch has to do is lose the next two games to scratch off the mid-season three losses in a row box, and Fisch will have filled his Sark Bingo card!
Sober Sark has proven that he can actually win. What are Fisch's vices that he can cut out to launch a similar trajectory?
YBFE
Calling the plays himself
I had expected Fisch and staff to get the team to improve throughout the year. After Michigan we thought that is what was happening.
And then we saw the mess yesterday.
He's addicted to the NFL
We will hear stories later on about how Fisch didn't know how to deal with the Iowa loss so he reached out to Bill Parcells to ask him how he turned around the NY Jets in the late 1990s. By the time the phone call was over, Fisch had hired Parcells' nephew as an assistant to the outside linebackers coach.