Outlaw Arthur Morgan
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307bball said:bullbugle307 said:I really doubt there’s more to the story…
I can imagine Swen said he was leaving and not playing in the bowl game, he probably called out Bohls [#]sh#t offensive philosophy, and Bohl kicked him off the team to set an example to others who he knows want so badly to do the same. The violation of team rules was probably nothing more than daring to question Bohls offensive genius.
Bohls got a huge ego and is clearly incapable of admitting when he’s wrong. If he was capable, he would’ve changed our offense. I bet he knows he’s losing the locker room so he felt he had to come down hard on anyone who dares criticize him on the team.
There are so many things to criticize Bohl for...But I hear the ego thing come up a lot. Why? What am I missing? Every college HC (Including FCS) has a MAAAAASSSSIVE ego. Is Bohl's ego super huge? Is this because he's prickly in a presser where he gets asked the wrong question?...again...every coach does that.
I see two Craig Bohls - the Jekyl and Hyde. We get one after a loss at a post game conference where emotions are high and things get a bit snappy. Glad to see a little fire in the belly.
Then there is the the postgame win - where everyone is complimented. Its the same one that shows up early in the week to compliment the Laramie Hose Company #10 about how good their team is (besides being 0-10 and losing by 50 on average).
He was more calm and collected in the early years. I think he has lost a bit of that over time. He is a good motivator. He can build a program, and do alot with next to nothing. But some part of the program stinks. Hell, he is 20+ years older than me and still has some abilities to connect to "just turned adults" that I can't really do. I don't have a dog in this fight and just posting an observation. I'll criticize what I see on the field all day long, but I really don't have much of a clue what happens outside of the 36-40 hours and a few press conferences.