Official Tulane road game thread, that nobody cares about, apparently.

[lawpoke87]

Which is worse, losing by 30+ like Wilson or game after game being ahead and then managing to choke it away?

Losing by 30+ indicates a talent and coaching deficiency imo. Losing close games indicates a coaching issue. I’ll go with the blowouts as worse

 

[TU65alum]

Loved the first season, incredibly disappointed with the 2nd season. Progressively became crappier with every episode of 2nd season. Just trying to warn you it is immensely inferior to 1st season. Don't think I've watched anything as disappointing after so much promise.

How about a TU basketball game?

 

[chito_and_leon]

Losing by 30+ indicates a talent and coaching deficiency imo. Losing close games indicates a coaching issue. I’ll go with the blowouts as worse

IDK, blowouts are sad but what are you going to do? Close games that we were winning has a lot of what ifs and if onlys.

Maybe it's like a Rorschach, the answer tell us something about us.

 

[drboobay]

IDK, blowouts are sad but what are you going to do? Close games that we were winning has a lot of what ifs and if onlys.

Maybe it's like a Rorschach, the answer tell us something about us.

I think it is all in one's state of mind. I have somehow found a place where I can watch occasionally and dissociate from the outcome, for the most part. In that mind frame, a close game is more interesting.

Sort of like watching an NFL game with no allegiance to either team.