My honest take

[golfingomez]

Winning is now fun than losing... We should do it more often

[keith]

1 hour ago, golfingomez said:

Winning is now fun than losing... We should do it more often

Are you ok?   Just kidding, it is.  But really, alright?

[NT93]

Now that’s an HSO.  
 

Love it🤣🤣

[3_n_out]

If you’re winning and no one sees…is it still really winning?

[GMG_Dallas]

5 hours ago, 3_n_out said:

If you’re winning and no one sees…is it still really winning?

People see big wins. Beat Memphis who suddenly looks vulnerable, beat Tulane, beat Army, win the conference, win a big bowl. Have a 2022 Tulane season. People will notice.

[ChiefTenBeers2015]

3 hours ago, GMG_Dallas said:

People see big wins. Beat Memphis who suddenly looks vulnerable, beat Tulane, beat Army, win the conference, win a big bowl. Have a 2022 Tulane season. People will notice.

That’s how it starts. Damn Tech. Need some marquee wins to bolster the Mean Green’s resume. 

[GMG_Dallas]

57 minutes ago, ChiefTenBeers2015 said:

That’s how it starts. Damn Tech. Need some marquee wins to bolster the Mean Green’s resume. 

That was certainly a missed opportunity. We've never had a 10 win season, haven't won a conference championship in 20 years, and have one bowl win in about that same time frame. People complain fans and students don't show up even when we're winning but our best years, such as our recent 9 win seasons, came with no hardware. Those are average years at many successful programs and would even be failures at some. We need a couple huge seasons to change that perception. It's done wonders for Tulane.