Snake bitten or bad???

[stymeman]

After a beautiful autumn/summer day in the Snowy Range, I got back home and was excited to turn on ESPN and watch my Pokes. That 1st quarter was good and 1st half overall, WE MADE A FG, LOL. Wyo u gotta play for 60 and take care of the ball and all aspects of the game, maybe in theses last 6 it's time to play playground ball and see where that goes??? Its obvious this is now in their heads, play good at times then look like they've never been on a football field. I just don't know what to think of how to feel halfway thru. I'm tired of excuses and be patient, but having our neighbors to the east in Huskerland struggling makes it a bit easier to take.

I think we can beat Nevada and UNLV but NO one will be there. Painful, disappointing.

Go Arizona Cardinals, KC Royals, my Pokes worthiness is taking a few weeks off, sorry

 

[yopaulie]

In general, I think young and inexperienced teams make their own "bad luck". On the positive side, I don't believe this same group makes those same mistakes as seniors.

 

[J-Rod]

I was wrong about UNLV, they'll be tough...as will Nevada. Nevada blew out UNM last night. We're reaching the point that 0-12 is becoming a real possibility. Dare I say, a Colorado State team in disarray with a hobbled Higgins might be our best shot.

 

[Slow Hand]

In general, I think young and inexperienced teams make their own "bad luck". On the positive side, I don't believe this same group makes those same mistakes as seniors.

You have to be careful because young teams can also "learn how to lose", that is a dangerous recipe. it is very difficult to get a group of young men believing that they can win after they have lost for so long! This Cowboy Tough stuff is all talk....bottom line is every time our football team loses it gets easier and easier.

 

[Cosmic Cowboy]

I'm goin with BAD. In life you create a lot of your own luck through action. We've just had too much "bad luck" for it to be just that. No we must accept that we are just shitty right now and dem's the facts.

 

[yopaulie]

In general, I think young and inexperienced teams make their own "bad luck". On the positive side, I don't believe this same group makes those same mistakes as seniors.

You have to be careful because young teams can also "learn how to lose", that is a dangerous recipe. it is very difficult to get a group of young men believing that they can win after they have lost for so long! This Cowboy Tough stuff is all talk....bottom line is every time our football team loses it gets easier and easier.

Fair point. I think it will be important for the current freshmen and sophs to see progress. A surprise victory or two this year...500 ball next year...then confidence, belief, and expectations as upperclassmen.