Can Anyone Who Listened To The Podcast, Say If There

eulessismore · December 4, 2009

Sorry to ask this, but the sound card on my computer is broken, so I haven't been able to listen to said podcast. Anyway, what with there being no changes mentioned as far as coaching staff, I'm just wondering if anything was mentioned as to doing ANYTHING different. Yeah, I've harped on our kicking team problems, some, but that is just one example of where that I think something needs to be done (moreso than just saying "Yay, Knott will be gone). It seems like if our present staff is capable of improving the kicking game, they would have done so by now; the problems haven't been that big a secret, and have occurred for more than one kicker, not to mention punter, so I'm still not thinking it's ALL on the players here. I'd especially appreciate hearing from any player's parent on this.

Harry · December 4, 2009

I wish there was an easy way to answer your questions but honestly Rick covered a lot of topics in that podcast, more than can probably be covered in a post here. It would be worth your while to get a friends computer and listen. It was a very enlightening session and I really appreciate RV for doing it. The good news is that most all of our podcasts are available to listen to here on the website and they aren't going anywhere. GMG!

TheTastyGreek · December 4, 2009

It was like listening to an angry Harry Truman/Nikita Khrushchev for 45 minutes.

Except instead of pounding on a podium with his shoe, he pounded on UNT Playmaker with some stern words.

And instead of "The Buck Stops Here", it was "The Buck Stops Over On Dodge's Desk, Next Year."

eulessismore · December 4, 2009

It was like listening to an angry Harry Truman/Nikita Khrushchev for 45 minutes.
Except instead of pounding on a podium with his shoe, he pounded on UNT Playmaker with some stern words.
And instead of "The Buck Stops Here", it was "The Buck Stops Over On Dodge's Desk, Next Year."

I'm envisioning what Harry Truman would do to Vito if Brett was the one who criticized Truman's daughter's singing. Brett Vito: "Music criticism in Denton, Texas, home of arguably the World's greatest college of music, is now considered a bad idea". Anyway, I'll get that sound card fixed forthwith, just to hear about Unt_Playmaker getting a whooping. I doubt if Playmaker predicted that snow, so to heck with him.

Edited December 4, 2009 by eulessismore