No more Wright
I'm not the one on a witch hunt. All the people calling for Dakich's head just get on here and write on 8 page threads where they complain about the same crap over, and over, and over. But, does anyone do anything which may be considered pro-active? Nope, because it's a lot easier to just complain about something then actually act upon it. The general attitude of these forums have degraded into "the sky is falling" and a lot of us are getting very sick of it.
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I'm sorry -- I'm all for combating negativity, but this topic is the biggest news story in BG's world right now. Where else would fans come to discuss it and vent a bit. I'm not here to fix the problem -- I'm here to discuss it with other people that care about it as much as I do, whether they agree with me or not.BGDrew wrote:So bitching about it on a web forum is going to get things done quicker?
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AMEN, very good points. I also hate liver and onions. Should I write the American liver council to complain or can I state that here.Jacobs4Heisman wrote:I'm sorry -- I'm all for combating negativity, but this topic is the biggest news story in BG's world right now. Where else would fans come to discuss it and vent a bit. I'm not here to fix the problem -- I'm here to discuss it with other people that care about it as much as I do, whether they agree with me or not.BGDrew wrote:So bitching about it on a web forum is going to get things done quicker?
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How many of you stopped to wonder if Steven Wright was ok emotionally and physically? No, you immediately jumped on Dakich like a hyena.
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OK--no speculation. Its disappointing news, and something the program has had too much of over the past few years, even when there were sometimes good reasons.
As for emailing Krebs, give me a break. I'm sure everyone involved with the program is more aware and more troubled about the direction than we are. I don't think the fact someone here is worried about it will make a difference.
As for emailing Krebs, give me a break. I'm sure everyone involved with the program is more aware and more troubled about the direction than we are. I don't think the fact someone here is worried about it will make a difference.
I thought it was obvious last night that something was wrong, as Steve had 8 turnovers in the first half and another one or two to start the second half. Brian Moten came in a played a lot of minutes in the second half, and I thought looked pretty good, but still just a little timid. It may well be that Steve sees the writing on the wall. Honestly, he has been a VERY big disappointment to me this whole year, and I actually do not consider this a bad thing. I know the DD haters will use it as cannon fodder, but I honestly believe it is for the best in the present and the future.
Well, he played 28 minutes last night, so I am guessing he is ok physically. Emotionally? Well, I would guess having to deal with a coach he dislikes would take an emotional toll on a player. Is that what you are referring to?BGDrew wrote:How many of you stopped to wonder if Steven Wright was ok emotionally and physically? No, you immediately jumped on Dakich like a hyena.
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Completely agree. I would be happy to keep everyone we have and move forward. If we dont keep everyone we have there will be problems. If this is the last transfer, which there is no evidence it will be, then so be it, it is not a huge loss for the program. If not Dakich needs to go.factman wrote:I thought it was obvious last night that something was wrong, as Steve had 8 turnovers in the first half and another one or two to start the second half. Brian Moten came in a played a lot of minutes in the second half, and I thought looked pretty good, but still just a little timid. It may well be that Steve sees the writing on the wall. Honestly, he has been a VERY big disappointment to me this whole year, and I actually do not consider this a bad thing. I know the DD haters will use it as cannon fodder, but I honestly believe it is for the best in the present and the future.
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And some of us are equally tired of people trying to defend him with the same old reasons. It doesn't make any of us any different.BGDrew wrote:I'm not the one on a witch hunt. All the people calling for Dakich's head just get on here and write on 8 page threads where they complain about the same crap over, and over, and over. But, does anyone do anything which may be considered pro-active? Nope, because it's a lot easier to just complain about something then actually act upon it. The general attitude of these forums have degraded into "the sky is falling" and a lot of us are getting very sick of it.
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One aspect of the transfer = fire Dakich sentiment that bothers me is that you are hanging someone's employment status on the whims of someone else. If a kid really wants to play somewhere else why penalize the coach?
I'm more concerned about the underlying dynamics. Why are these kids leaving? Is there something that can be done to bring some stability to the program or has the coach simply reached a point where he cannot motivate these kids to stick around and be a part of his program?
I'm glad Paul Krebs is the guy who is in a position to ask those sorts of questions
I'm more concerned about the underlying dynamics. Why are these kids leaving? Is there something that can be done to bring some stability to the program or has the coach simply reached a point where he cannot motivate these kids to stick around and be a part of his program?
I'm glad Paul Krebs is the guy who is in a position to ask those sorts of questions
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You're missing the point. The point is that we just lost another player, a guy who happened to be one of the few consistent players on our team this season. Why shouldn't I jump on Dakich, its his fault that people keep leaving the program. As a recruiter, he is a complete and utter train wreck, and this event just provides further proof of that. I am now absolutely convinced that this program will never be good again until Dakich gets the heck out.BGDrew wrote:How many of you stopped to wonder if Steven Wright was ok emotionally and physically? No, you immediately jumped on Dakich like a hyena.
Flipper, I understand what you are saying but this is not a one time incident. Here is the evidence: From 2000 to 2004, 16 young men accepted an athletic scholarship to BGSU to play basketball for four years (not counting JC transfers or other transfers). Of those 16, just 4 (Almanson, Eyink, Lefeld, and Moon) did not leave/have not yet left the program before completing their eligibility. That tells me there is something more to it than just a bunch of immature kids making bad decisions.Flipper wrote:One aspect of the transfer = fire Dakich sentiment that bothers me is that you are hanging someone's employment status on the whims of someone else. If a kid really wants to play somewhere else why penalize the coach?
And it doesn't look to be getting better. We had seven such young men enter the program this year. Holland never showed up, Wilson is already gone (I know, different circumstances), and we sit here and talk about how Moten and Clements are good candidates to leave as well. Things aren't getting any better.
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bgsufalcon24 wrote:You're missing the point. The point is that we just lost another player, a guy who happened to be one of the few consistent players on our team this season. Why shouldn't I jump on Dakich, its his fault that people keep leaving the program. As a recruiter, he is a complete and utter train wreck, and this event just provides further proof of that. I am now absolutely convinced that this program will never be good again until Dakich gets the heck out.BGDrew wrote:How many of you stopped to wonder if Steven Wright was ok emotionally and physically? No, you immediately jumped on Dakich like a hyena.
Blame Dakich???? Why, he's ONLY the head coach?????????? We should blame the players that HE recruited and HE brought the BG. They must not be playing hard enough. But blame Dakich, no way! Nothing is ever his fault! Besides, BG graduates its players so there!
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clevelandfalcon wrote:bgsufalcon24 wrote:You're missing the point. The point is that we just lost another player, a guy who happened to be one of the few consistent players on our team this season. Why shouldn't I jump on Dakich, its his fault that people keep leaving the program. As a recruiter, he is a complete and utter train wreck, and this event just provides further proof of that. I am now absolutely convinced that this program will never be good again until Dakich gets the heck out.BGDrew wrote:How many of you stopped to wonder if Steven Wright was ok emotionally and physically? No, you immediately jumped on Dakich like a hyena.
Blame Dakich???? Why, he's ONLY the head coach?????????? We should blame the players that HE recruited and HE brought the BG. They must not be playing hard enough. But blame Dakich, no way! Nothing is ever his fault! Besides, BG graduates its players so there!
