Did you actually have inside knowledge Deadspin would do this? If not, well done on your prediction, they never miss an opportunity to "bury" penn state...ugh.
http://deadspin.com/penn-state-has-already-reached-the-symbolic-burials-por-1729379929
Players buried the temple game footage under the practice turf
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Did you actually have inside knowledge Deadspin would do this? If not, well done on your prediction, they never miss an opportunity to "bury" penn state...ugh.
http://deadspin.com/penn-state-has-already-reached-the-symbolic-burials-por-1729379929
I had no inside knowledge re: Deadspin.
But it certainly was predictable. Sort of like running a fake jet sweep from the shotgun on 1st down.
Oh I did and its the same misinformed drivel I have come to accustomed to on that site.
They bury anyone they can. Like anything else, it's amusing when it's not about my team. And I'm a RU fan...soooo...we weren't event relevant enough for them to mention us in their Big Ten Preview
IMO that's the problem that leads to Groundhog Day. Guess what Lucas- it's not over by a long shot. It's not over until the team actually corrects the pitiful performance which was worse than last year. Just sitting around on Sunday when coach says 'block better' doesn't solve the problem. Until you actually do it it's a continuing problem.
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Now, you're a fan, so you have the right to yell "scoreboard" for the next 12 months.
But honestly, hopefully YOUR coaches have "buried" the tape too.
"Buried" as in "we played well, but if we do nothing but pat ourselves on the back instead of watching some Cincinnati tape, we're going to be in trouble Saturday."
Good luck, I'll be at Nippert Saturday night.
Worst idea ever...if I was the team captain I'd want the tapes. I'd tell my team to meet every evening once school studying is over and we'd watch the tapes to remind us to never do that again. The New Orlean Saint did this after they won the Super Bowl, didn't want to relive the past. Really helped them...sometimes to need to be reminded how bad you were to improve.
We don't need to bury game film.
We need to replace the three kids in the middle of the offensive line who have no business on a division one football field, and haven't, since they started playing, and I don't give a crap if you put the young players in, but GET THOSE THREE KIDS OFF THE FIELD.
We need to replace the three kids in the middle of the offensive line who have no business on a division one football field, and haven't, since they started playing, and I don't give a crap if you put the young players in, but GET THOSE THREE KIDS OFF THE FIELD.
They went to a lot of trouble for nothing. They are selling the game tape in The Temple book store.
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I love that they buried this crap. Get rid of it and never speak again about it. It never happened. Brilliant idea. That's how you move on
How much effort do you put into being an obtuse jerk-off?
I think, quite a lot......just my opinion
Some.
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Many in this thread clearly missed this article posted on the BWI Homepage - see hotlink below:
Lions look inward in face of loss
Contrary to what many of you nimrods are saying, there is no better response that the PSU players and coaches can make than looking in the mirror and individually as well as collectively stating that they OWN THE LOSS AND PERFORMANCE and what they need to LEARN from the loss (e.g., the only time a mistake or a loss is truly a "waste" is when we refuse to learn anything from it!) is the need to commit themselves collectively and individually to get better regardless of how much hardwork and toil it entails. They have done this and both the coaches and the players have admitted that there is much work to do and therefore they better "get to work" because sitting around talking to "know-it-all" critics (who actually know a fraction of what they think they do) is NOT PRODUCTIVE in the least..... Contrary to what many dipwads in this string continue to prattle on about, the team and coaches have very forthrightly and in a dignified manner, have come forth and publicly admitted - there are few excuses for their performance and only one answer -- get to work in the film room and practice field and commit collectively and individually to not be "outworked" or "out-toughed" again. The team needs to develop some toughness and resiliency -- they don't need to be fed bull$hit rationalizations and excuses that the "execution" on the field was incredible (because it wasn't as evidenced by PSU's failure to capitalize on Temple's critical error and made them pay when PSU could have been leading 17-0 and it would have been a very different game and situation, but instead PSU bailed Temple's defense out with extremely POOR EXECUTION which had zippidy-doo-dah-day to do with coaches or coaches' gameplans and everything to do with poor player execution - ditto a critical INT which effectively was a PICK-6 to give Temple the lead.) and that all their problems are tied to coaching deficiencies.....blah, blah, blah. It's utter bull$hit first of all and secondly it will only serve to make the players "softer" when they clearly need to be a bit "hardened" and made more resilient.....e.g., their "mettle" needs to be stiffened up a bit and nothing does that better than PRACTICING harder because the old adage "You will typically play like you practice" goes for toughness and resiliency as much as anything else.
Lions look inward in face of loss
Contrary to what many of you nimrods are saying, there is no better response that the PSU players and coaches can make than looking in the mirror and individually as well as collectively stating that they OWN THE LOSS AND PERFORMANCE and what they need to LEARN from the loss (e.g., the only time a mistake or a loss is truly a "waste" is when we refuse to learn anything from it!) is the need to commit themselves collectively and individually to get better regardless of how much hardwork and toil it entails. They have done this and both the coaches and the players have admitted that there is much work to do and therefore they better "get to work" because sitting around talking to "know-it-all" critics (who actually know a fraction of what they think they do) is NOT PRODUCTIVE in the least..... Contrary to what many dipwads in this string continue to prattle on about, the team and coaches have very forthrightly and in a dignified manner, have come forth and publicly admitted - there are few excuses for their performance and only one answer -- get to work in the film room and practice field and commit collectively and individually to not be "outworked" or "out-toughed" again. The team needs to develop some toughness and resiliency -- they don't need to be fed bull$hit rationalizations and excuses that the "execution" on the field was incredible (because it wasn't as evidenced by PSU's failure to capitalize on Temple's critical error and made them pay when PSU could have been leading 17-0 and it would have been a very different game and situation, but instead PSU bailed Temple's defense out with extremely POOR EXECUTION which had zippidy-doo-dah-day to do with coaches or coaches' gameplans and everything to do with poor player execution - ditto a critical INT which effectively was a PICK-6 to give Temple the lead.) and that all their problems are tied to coaching deficiencies.....blah, blah, blah. It's utter bull$hit first of all and secondly it will only serve to make the players "softer" when they clearly need to be a bit "hardened" and made more resilient.....e.g., their "mettle" needs to be stiffened up a bit and nothing does that better than PRACTICING harder because the old adage "You will typically play like you practice" goes for toughness and resiliency as much as anything else.
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