It was a first ever post from that account. Im guessing its a sock puppet account from some Alabama fan so they can link this thread over on the Main Board or some other message board. Roll Tide!I think we scared off the poor Auburn dude.....
Please tell me you have more teeth than this indicates...Roll Tide!
OK, let's be fair Chito, you too Leon. 2012...beat big bad UCF twice here in consecutive weeks which included Trey Watt's wild punt return. Won a C-USA championship & our 2nd Liberty Bowl over the last P-5 team we've beaten- Iowa State. Never saw 2/3rds of a big stadium empty out so fast as the Ia. St. fans did with 5 minutes to go. Believe our record was 11-2 that year. Head Coach-Bill Blankenship.But to be fair, and in Monty's defense, of the bad coaches who we kept around for too long, Monty's not the worst. I'd much rather have him than Blankenship or, switching up, Wojick.
The irony is that Lebby is now OU’s offensive coordinator.He was a glorified hall monitor at Baylor with a ceremonial title and the claim checks for Art Briles's dry cleaning to prove it.
He brought Baylor's lack of discipline to TU and the penalties and post game fights proved it. The 2020 brawl could hsve been avoided if he had made the team leave the field right after the gun in a chippy game, instead, he ran for the locker room and left his incredibly agitated team on the field with an equally agitated opponent.
He supposedly brought Briles's playbook to Tulsa, but, if he did he lost it after year two and faded into a manic offensive depression when he realized that the Baylor scandal would keep him from any new HC position. He was so confident of a new gig that he hadnt recruited talent to replace his predecessors graduating classes and we had losing seasons as a result.
He let Briles son in law on the sideline to scout OU and nearly got us sanctioned. His nepotism knew no bounds. His arrogance was only equaled by his incompetence and offensive predictability.
Good luck.. and Roll Tide!
I don't know, Blankenship's last year was like a colonoscopy. You know for a fact going in that it's going to suck hard but you have no choice, you have to do it, and then it sucks as bad as you thought it would and all you can say is at least it's over.OK, let's be fair Chito, you too Leon. 2012...beat big bad UCF twice here in consecutive weeks which included Trey Watt's wild punt return. Won a C-USA championship & our 2nd Liberty Bowl over the last P-5 team we've beaten- Iowa State. Never saw 2/3rds of a big stadium empty out so fast as the Ia. St. fans did with 5 minutes to go. Believe our record was 11-2 that year. Head Coach-Bill Blankenship.
But, I did hate Wojick from the git-go. I mean, from 1986 in the 1st round of the NCAA's when all he did as Navy's point guard was feed the Admiral for slam dunks.
I remind my OU fan friends about that (and he and Gabriels Tulsa failures) quite often...The irony is that Lebby is now OU’s offensive coordinator.
I dont think he ever called a play at Baylor let alone touched the playbook.. i maintain all he did was get Briles a latte while picking up Arts drycleaning.Do you think his elevation to head ball coach exposed his incompetence, but he was a competent assistant? Some of us
He didn’t touch a playbook because there wasn’t one! Because the “playbook” is so short they teach through tape and demonstration.I dont think he ever called a play at Baylor let alone touched the playbook.. i maintain all he did was get Briles a latte while picking up Arts drycleaning.
I thought we were not to speak of he who cannot be namedWhere's Rippin when you need um?
My exact thoughtsDidn’t have the chops to be the top dawg. Better suited for a coordinator. As are many coaches.
If you say his name does he reappear? Or are his minions and followers going to have to cut off a hand, sacrifice a muggle, and rob the grave of his deceased follower for a bone so he can come back? Just need to know if we're dealing with a Beetlejuice type of nuisance, or a Voldemort bent on world domination and destructionI thought we were not to speak of he who cannot be named
I think after year 4 and no damn answers or prospects on how we were going to get back to 2016 form many of us started calling for his head. And yet, we gave him a big extension after 2016, Upham died and we got Clancy and Levitt clown show, Gragg was looking to make his dept. smaller so he didn't have as many responsibilities, and Monty kept getting hall passes despite his incompetence. And then he won just enough to keep admin happy or make their jobs impossible to see the writing on the wall and get rid of him.The hell were all these thoughts the last 4 years of his tenure? We all agreed for the last half decade and yet only a few of us were able to voice the obvious? lol.
Super excited for the new chapter though. Actually planning to go to a few games this year after boycotting Monty the last 5 years.
Not sure what a "Rippin" or a Voldemort is, but Bla has it bass ackwards. Beetlejuice is "only" 650 light years away & is in the process of blowing up. When the light from its final blow reaches us, it could mean our world's destruction. But that's OK, most of us won't be around. Maybe a Rippin or a few Voldemorts to witness it.If you say his name does he reappear? Or are his minions and followers going to have to cut off a hand, sacrifice a muggle, and rob the grave of his deceased follower for a bone so he can come back? Just need to know if we're dealing with a Beetlejuice type of nuisance, or a Voldemort bent on world domination and destruction
Some of us had reservations before he was announced.The hell were all these thoughts the last 4 years of his tenure? We all agreed for the last half decade and yet only a few of us were able to voice the obvious? lol.
Super excited for the new chapter though. Actually planning to go to a few games this year after boycotting Monty the last 5 years.
Tell me you don't have millennial or Gen Z kids without telling me you don't have Millennial or Gen Z kidsNot sure what a "Rippin" or a Voldemort is, but Bla has it bass ackwards. Beetlejuice is "only" 650 light years away & is in the process of blowing up. When the light from its final blow reaches us, it could mean our world's destruction. But that's OK, most of us won't be around. Maybe a Rippin or a few Voldemorts to witness it.
Age 76.Tell me you don't have millennial or Gen Z kids without telling me you don't have Millennial or Gen Z kids
People said they supported him because he was a good family man and a good Christian.I think after year 4 and no damn answers or prospects on how we were going to get back to 2016 form many of us started calling for his head. And yet, we gave him a big extension after 2016, Upham died and we got Clancy and Levitt clown show, Gragg was looking to make his dept. smaller so he didn't have as many responsibilities, and Monty kept getting hall passes despite his incompetence. And then he won just enough to keep admin happy or make their jobs impossible to see the writing on the wall and get rid of him.
I think Dickson would have gotten rid of him after 2021 had he not won the last 3 games and went to a bowl game.
apparently you weren’t on here reading the comments thread during games or other threads posted about his ineptitude for the job.The hell were all these thoughts the last 4 years of his tenure? We all agreed for the last half decade and yet only a few of us were able to voice the obvious? lol.
Ah, you should remember Beetlejuice, somewhat popular 80s movie starring Michael Keaton as the aforementioned spook, Alec Baldwin and Geena Davis as dead people with unfinished business and unable to complete their crossover. And Voldemort is the main antagonist in the Harry Potter series.Age 76.
Yep... he was a rock of values at Baylor...People said they supported him because he was a good family man and a good Christian.
We can thank the Tulane kicker for that. Gave Monty another season.I think Dickson would have gotten rid of him after 2021 had he not won the last 3 games and went to a bowl game.
One small correction - the amateur end around was our next to last possession of the fourth quarter IIRC. We were down by 8 and the safety put the game away. My BP just spiked again retelling it.Some of us had reservations before he was announced.
I remember you joining me early in the WTH club though.
He lost a lot of people with that ridiculous shambolic loss to Arkansas State at home, a totally winnable game if we had a serviceable walk-on QB from any other G5 on the field. But President was the QB, he was hurt, and we lost the game. The capper was that totally amateur end around call on 3rd and forever inside the 10 yard line that resulted in a safety. Everyone on this board knew that play would be called on 3rd down before the ball was snapped on 1st down. Everyone in the stadium knew we weren’t passing on 3rd down pinned deep with a hurt QB that had thrown maybe 3 passes that day. People even talked about it on the game thread before it happened. I forget who it was, it wasn’t me, but the message was basically “Great. No gain. Hope we aren’t pinned deep and run that jet sweep it takes a decade to develop.”
The melting after that game was volcanic and a lot of people never got back on the bus.
One thing that bought him time is he could always point to Smith and say next year he will be great. The party was over when he left and CoVid ended. The cupboard was bare and he couldn’t deflect blame from himself any longer.
Who said that?People said they supported him because he was a good family man and a good Christian.
People. I thought I was clear on that. I don't know, I failed to take notes.Who said that?
He thinks he's voldemort and he's really Mr Beetlebrown.If you say his name does he reappear? Or are his minions and followers going to have to cut off a hand, sacrifice a muggle, and rob the grave of his deceased follower for a bone so he can come back? Just need to know if we're dealing with a Beetlejuice type of nuisance, or a Voldemort bent on world domination and destruction
People. I thought I was clear on that. I don't know, I failed to take notes.
I'm old, maybe I read it somewhere or saw it in a movie and then forgot it wasn't real. It'll happen to you some day, too, unless you die first.Yeah maybe it wasn’t clear from my question but I don’t recall that being a common justification for keeping him
I seen a lot of people on Facebook saying they shouldn’t fire him because he was a “ good guy”, probably where you seen itI'm old, maybe I read it somewhere or saw it in a movie and then forgot it wasn't real. It'll happen to you some day, too, unless you die first.
Yeah, for sure. The original poster should have asked, what is the main reason Monty didn't get fired earlier? Why he got fired is obvious. The more interesting question for an outsider is why it took so long.Should’ve been fired a bunch of times but most definitely after the season opener vs UC Davis. I still can’t believe that crap happened.
The first step is admittancePeople. I thought I was clear on that. I don't know, I failed to take notes.
Joking aside , it is a good quality to be able to step back and admit you are wrong and can have the ability to laugh at yourself from time to time , makes life a lot better ! Believe me , I have to step back and see some of the things I say that later on I realize that were silly ! ( not a jab at you Chito, just a side note )The first step is admittance
But to be fair, and in Monty's defense, of the bad coaches who we kept around for too long, Monty's not the worst. I'd much rather have him than Blankenship or, switching up, Wojick.
For one season, he was the only coach in program history who could do everything we ask them to do: win the conference, win the bowl, beat a P5, finish ranked. Reasonable minds can debate how much of that was him and how much of it was the foundation laid by the program and previous coaches.Blankenship did win a conference championship and the bowl game that went with it. Not many other recent coaches did that.
I guess Wojick did have that CBI trophy in his case but that’s about it.
For one season, he was the only coach in program history who could do everything we ask them to do: win the conference, win the bowl, beat a P5, finish ranked. Reasonable minds can debate how much of that was him and how much of it was the foundation laid by the program and previous coaches.
My opinion back then, which hasn't changed over the years, is that Bill got average results from an extremely talented roster. In other words, I don't think he elevated the team or made it better. A better coach could have produced something extraordinary that first year. On the other hand, I don't think he made the team worse (looking at you Buzz Peterson), so that's worth something I guess.Blankenship did win a conference championship and the bowl game that went with it. Not many other recent coaches did that.
I guess Wojick did have that CBI trophy in his case but that’s about it.