Kirksey, Horton and cheerleaders

Donate To GopherHole
Winnipegopher

Winnipegopher

Wag more, bark less
Joined
Jan 5, 2009
Messages
3,587
Reaction score
113
Points
63
1. Kirksey-Suspending Kirksey is BS if it is because he got angry after tOSU. Unless he punched someone or did major damage to something, he should be playing. We need more anger about our situation not less.

2. Horton- My personal Horton highlight from tOSU is when he went all "Brewster" chest-bumping guys after Ohio State MISSED a short field goal that would put them up 34-7 in the third quarter.

3. Cheerleaders- I am not a hard ass, sore loser type, but why in the hell are the Gophers cheerleaders all happy and willing to team up with the OSU cheerleaders for a manuevre when we are losing 52 to 10? Does anyone honestly think if the score was reversed, OSU cheerladers would be all smiles and agree to an impromptu love fest?

Items 2 and 3 are far more illustrative of why we have a losing program than a player going ballistic after being humiliated on national television.
 

I found your second point to be quite funny during the game. I could understand the excited if the Gophers had blocked/tipped the kick. That was a lot of fist pumping for a missed kick in a blowout game. It is the same as people who score and celebrate when they are getting blown out, I just shake my head.
 

Winnipegopher said:
1. Kirksey-Suspending Kirksey is BS if it is because he got angry after tOSU. Unless he punched someone or did major damage to something, he should be playing. We need more anger about our situation not less.
Click to expand...
You don't know what happened and neither does anyone else
2. Horton- My personal Horton highlight from tOSU is when he went all "Brewster" chest-bumping guys after Ohio State MISSED a short field goal that would put them up 34-7 in the third quarter.
Click to expand...
You want positive, now you don't want positive. Make up your mind? Brew probably would have done a head-first slip'n'slide dive.
3. Cheerleaders- I am not a hard ass, sore loser type, but why in the hell are the Gophers cheerleaders all happy and willing to team up with the OSU cheerleaders for a manuevre when we are losing 52 to 10? Does anyone honestly think if the score was reversed, OSU cheerladers would be all smiles and agree to an impromptu love fest?
Click to expand...
Methinks that no cheerleaders in the nation are any strangers to "impromptu love fests."
Items 2 and 3 are far more illustrative of why we have a losing program than a player going ballistic after being humiliated on national television.
Click to expand...
The central problem is Item 4, a complete idiot horseshirt salesman at head coach, the washed up losers coordinating for him, and his merry gang of sycophantic hangers-on defending him despite him being objectively the most failed coach in 128 years of Golden Gopher football.
 

Winnipegopher said:
1. Kirksey-Suspending Kirksey is BS if it is because he got angry after tOSU. Unless he punched someone or did major damage to something, he should be playing. We need more anger about our situation not less.
No way of really knowing what happened, so it's hard to really comment on this.
2. Horton- My personal Horton highlight from tOSU is when he went all "Brewster" chest-bumping guys after Ohio State MISSED a short field goal that would put them up 34-7 in the third quarter.
I don't make as big of a deal out of this as others do. We have very little to be excited about this year. They missed a FG. The coaches are trying to give the players confidence. We had no shot of winning at that point, but we could have turned things around and played well the rest of the 2nd half. They're using anything they can to try to spark this team.
3. Cheerleaders- I am not a hard ass, sore loser type, but why in the hell are the Gophers cheerleaders all happy and willing to team up with the OSU cheerleaders for a manuevre when we are losing 52 to 10? Does anyone honestly think if the score was reversed, OSU cheerladers would be all smiles and agree to an impromptu love fest?
I'm guessing that was decided well before the game started.
Items 2 and 3 are far more illustrative of why we have a losing program than a player going ballistic after being humiliated on national television.
Click to expand...

.
 

Silvio said:
I found your second point to be quite funny during the game. I could understand the excited if the Gophers had blocked/tipped the kick. That was a lot of fist pumping for a missed kick in a blowout game. It is the same as people who score and celebrate when they are getting blown out, I just shake my head.
Click to expand...

Gary Tinsley is very good at this as well. He loves to celebrate making a tackle after a 20 yard gain. Royston loves to taunt too - when he plays. Players often time reflect their coaches and when you have a bunch of idiot glorified student managers and coaches running up and down the sidelines chest bumping and acting like they play for Oregon - I guess it rubs off.
 


SickAndTiredOfLosingToWI said:
You don't know what happened and neither does anyone else

You want positive, now you don't want positive. Make up your mind? Brew probably would have done a head-first slip'n'slide dive.

Methinks that no cheerleaders in the nation are any strangers to "impromptu love fests."

The central problem is Item 4, a complete idiot horseshirt salesman at head coach, the washed up losers coordinating for him, and his merry gang of sycophantic hangers-on defending him despite him being objectively the most failed coach in 128 years of Golden Gopher football.
Click to expand...

1) Kirksey may provide the fire needed for the future.... I hope.

2) There's positive and then their is delusionally psychotically manic with little basis in fact.

3) "impromptu love fests?" doesn't netnanny block those out?

4) All the more reason to clean house with an intensity bordering on scorched earth policy.
 

1) Right after the game ended Kirksey threw his helmet in to the turf (looked like it might've broken) and headed to the locker room before the team sang Hail Minn with what was left of the student section. It looked like he swore at a staff member and I'm sure that after the USD game heading to the locker before singing the Alma Mater became a major no-no.

No one else left the field early, so I'm pretty sure this is what happened.
 

GILBball said:
1) Right after the game ended Kirksey threw his helmet in to the turf (looked like it might've broken) and headed to the locker room before the team sang Hail Minn with what was left of the student section. It looked like he swore at a staff member and I'm sure that after the USD game heading to the locker before singing the Alma Mater became a major no-no.

No one else left the field early, so I'm pretty sure this is what happened.
Click to expand...

Not singing the alma matter got him suspended? I'm sorry but that great "tradition" is likely to be gone with the coach who started it. I would bet coaches probably swear at players if so I don't have a problem with them swearing at coaches.
 

GILBball said:
1) Right after the game ended Kirksey threw his helmet in to the turf (looked like it might've broken) and headed to the locker room before the team sang Hail Minn with what was left of the student section. It looked like he swore at a staff member and I'm sure that after the USD game heading to the locker before singing the Alma Mater became a major no-no.

No one else left the field early, so I'm pretty sure this is what happened.
Click to expand...

If that's the case then I applaud the coaching staff for suspending him.
 



GophersInIowa said:
If that's the case then I applaud the coaching staff for suspending him.
Click to expand...

The same coaching staff that left the field early along with all the players (leaders included) after the USD game? If it is for swearing at coaches who don't use profanity then I agree it is a justified suspension.
 

Silvio said:
The same coaching staff that left the field early along with all the players (leaders included) after the USD game? If it is for swearing at coaches who don't use profanity then I agree it is a justified suspension.
Click to expand...

They had a different leader then. They were following Brewster.
 





Winnipegopher said:
3. Cheerleaders- I am not a hard ass, sore loser type, but why in the hell are the Gophers cheerleaders all happy and willing to team up with the OSU cheerleaders for a manuevre when we are losing 52 to 10? Does anyone honestly think if the score was reversed, OSU cheerladers would be all smiles and agree to an impromptu love fest?
Click to expand...
Do you consider Goldy a traitor when he loses a staged fight to Bucky at Camp Randall? Spirit squads do this stuff all the time. It has no bearing on the outcome of the game. This is complaining for the sake of complaining.
Silvio said:
Not singing the alma matter got him suspended? I'm sorry but that great "tradition" is likely to be gone with the coach who started it. I would bet coaches probably swear at players if so I don't have a problem with them swearing at coaches.
Click to expand...
I certainly hope the tradition doesn't go away. Its a good one and should be kept. As for swearing at the coaches...um, yea...you don't get to do that. Doesn't matter what they say to you, you don't get to do that as a player. Call it unfair, but that's life.
 


It just looks foolish. You get blown out again and you're forced to sing with the few remaining students. I'm sure the players hate it.
 

I can't believe we're at a point where we're throwing the cheerleaders under the bus.
 

Take_It_To_The_Bank said:
It just looks foolish. You get blown out again and you're forced to sing with the few remaining students. I'm sure the players hate it.
Click to expand...

Um hmmm...so a tradition based on school pride should be abolished b/c the team loses? Maybe the focus should be on winning? Because if singing the alma mater to an empty student section is the most embarrassing point of the day for the team then the program has bigger problems.
 



My Son and I were in the enzone concourse at the conclusion of the game and witnessed Kirksey throwing his helmet and storming off the field. There was another player storming off beside him, number eighty something (couldn't see the 2nd number).
 

Take_It_To_The_Bank said:
It just looks foolish. You get blown out again and you're forced to sing with the few remaining students. I'm sure the players hate it.
Click to expand...

This post screams of lurker. Tradition is what college football is all about. We are on here complaining ad nauseum because we care about the school and its' traditions. FCOL.
 

Khaliq said:
I can't believe we're at a point where we're throwing the cheerleaders under the bus.
Click to expand...

I'm pretty sure this is not the Urban Dictionary definition of "impromptu love fest." :p
 

The central problem is Item 4 said:
You hit the nail on the head!

I can't wait until the season is over (and to prolong our agony we have a bye week) and these loser coaches go back to the high school league.
Click to expand...
 

You must log in or register to reply here.



Top Bottom