Rice coach David Bailiff on SMU

[bigdaddy08091]

You mean coaches really say things like that?

I don't recognize coach-speak unless they use the word microcosm.

Don't say that around bigdaddy...he'll short-circuit. He has a thing with words. He tries to avoid ones with more than two syllables.

Damn right I do. I different than most of you, not that smart. What does microcosm mean anyway? Is this a mesage board or Websters. No wonder we suck!

Makes perfect sense. Our football team sucks because our fans use big words on their message board. Clearly a causal relationship.

Exactly, we have students playing football, not football players going to school. as well as ex-students who played football!

[bigdaddy08091]

You mean coaches really say things like that?

I don't recognize coach-speak unless they use the word microcosm.

Don't say that around bigdaddy...he'll short-circuit. He has a thing with words. He tries to avoid ones with more than two syllables.

Damn right I do. I different than most of you, not that smart. What does microcosm mean anyway? Is this a mesage board or Websters. No wonder we suck!

Makes perfect sense. Our football team sucks because our fans use big words on their message board. Clearly a causal relationship.

Forgot something. You said makes perfect sense and because our fans. Where have you been? Nothing makes sense at this school, but the Cox School, and we have no fans!

[MrMustang1965]

David Bailiff...former Texas State - San Marcos (formerly Southwest Texas State University) coach who blew the opportunity two years ago to advance the Bobcats in the Div. 1 FCS playoffs with a loss to Northern Iowa. With more than a minute remaining in the game and the score tied, the Bobcats had the ball near midfield. Their offense had been doing great most of the game but Bailiff ordered his QB to take a knee on consecutive downs to run out the clock and take the game into OT. Northern Iowa won the game in OT. Bailiff was literally booed out of Bobcat Stadium by the TSU-SM faithful for botching the opportunity to advance his team in the playoffs and the opportunity to play for the national championship.