Alright, this narrative has to be called what it is, horse crap. Again, I like Bohl, but this nonsense of the best stretch ever is just that, nonsense. Glenn would have been 4-1 against Bohl. If we dropped to FCS, we could have the greatest stretch in WYO history, but that doesn't mean it would be the best teams. Glenn's MWC was a short step behind the P5 which is why he competed with the P5 at times. Bohl's MWC is light years away from the P5.joshvanklomp wrote: ↑Sun Sep 09, 2018 12:42 amI think the difference between the two is that Glenn followed up the Vegas Bowl with a 4-win season while Bohl followed up the MWC title game appearance with an 8-win season. There's something to be said for sustaining success. Continuously taking a significant step back after one good year is what's plagued most previous Wyoming coaches. The jury is still out on this year, but I believe we can be right back at 7 or 8 wins again this year. A 7-win season would give the program its best 3-year stretch by one head coach since the Roach era. If that puts the coach on notice, it perfectly explains why the program has gotten to where it is. It's very difficult to sustain a successful program if you keep firing coaches every couple seasons.ragtimejoe1 wrote: ↑Sat Sep 08, 2018 7:32 pm Eerily similar to Glenn. Actually, Glenn's Vegas Bowl team is the best of both coaches so far.
We need to let this ride a few years but Bohl (mainly Vigen) is on notice. Glenn waited on Cockhill too.
Bohl would have had 1 bowl eligible team in the MWC of old. I get that you are a fan of the name on an office door, but for many of us, WYO football is much more than the past 4 years.
I really like Bohl, and think he has done good things. Outside of BSU, we should compete against other crappy MWC teams. All I'm saying is that so far, he isn't better than Glenn and Bohl needs to evaluate his O. If he can't have full access to plays in his playbook after 5 years, that's a problem. Hence, Vigen should be on notice. Having nearly the worst offense in FBS 2 years running is unacceptable in most programs, especially when playing against defenses in a mostly weak conference.