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I watched the Mets-Red Sox Bill Buckner game at Station 19. Such a great college bar.

I realize we’re a long way from a finished product, but this start to the conference season makes me think of the years this program pissed away because we didn’t have a qualified coach.

Holy hell

If we make just half our missed free throws in the second half alone we’re up by 5.

Shit what a total collapse

From up 14 and in total control to up 6 and approaching panic time.

Free throws, man…

Run clock on that offensive board instead of immediately jacking up another three!

Gotta admit, Fred finally has that program humming.

Still waiting for that to happen...

We lost 42-3 at Ohio State. That’s 39. I was there and it was painful so I’m rounding it up to 40.

If it’s OSU and they think he’s going to come in and have a seamless transition from Caleb Downs, I have to question their talent evaluation ability.

The true heroes of this game were the people who had to haul the stage out to the field and back 3 times.

Me too. My son and I have a running gag where we know a game is officially great when we get a Sean McDonough voice crack.

It sucks being a poverty program.

Lane gets a $500k bonus if Ole Miss wins this game. I’m sure he wasn’t amused by that meltdown to end the half.

He’s certainly able to speak intelligently, although he tends to be a bit loquacious. But those interviews do yield better insights than the Bull Durham “I’m just here to help the team” approach.

They’re just not doing him any favors professionally. When he’s probably the number one pick in the NFL draft in April, he can’t look like an amateurish clown. He doesn’t have to be an emotionless cyborg like he’s the next Belichick, but he does need to know where to look. That’s interviewing 101.

That would actually improve the state.

As someone who formerly worked in media relations with professional athletes, someone in IU media relations badly needs to media train him to look at the interviewer while answering their questions, not the camera.