SBDavis87 said:
An example of how upside down idiotic this country/world has become:
We're living in some kind of alternative universe where.......
If you really want to know about all things football, you should ask an Aggie football fan - they have won so many championships in the past 80 years they are in the know, they really know football. They are who you should ask.
ok, if the laughter fades off and you realize how ridiculous it is to make statements about Aggie players who haven't set the world on fire with receiving yards.......maybe start with "Does He Have to Throw Himself the Passes?"
If he does, then you can criticize him. Otherwise, I'd agree for the first time in my memory with rootube.
Jesus so many on here have no clue what good football conversations look like. It is called a dialog with others sharing their opinions while being respectful and ideally positive.
If we followed your advice, there would be ZERO forums like this. And yes, these are all thread lead by FANS!
My post isnt a bash on Moose. Quit jumping to conclusions. My post was a question about how Moose can be motivated this season to become the best damn football player he can be. And then give himself an opportunity to make the NFL.
And I am factual. If you knew football or went back and analyzed the film, it is clear to see. At times, Moose has been a lazy football player and does give up on plays (other WRs too). As a upperclassmen, this is disappointing. He should be the role model of hard work and dedication. This is NOT the characteristic of a championship team and I know Elko isn't happy about it.
Is it a nit pick from the game? YES.
Some folks on these threads just want to fight and critize OPs. Move on in life please. A great many of us want to talk football and get insights from other Aggies. Apparently this isnt the case for SBDavis87.
While we played an awesome game, there is a TON (and I mean a TON) this team needs to clean up. And guys taking off is absolutely going to be a huge focus with this staff. This I guarantee.
