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I've had some good experiences in life, but listening to Red Sox games on the radio with my dad as a kid was as great as anything. Remember the summer of '75. '78 broke my frickin heart. Yaz was my first sports hero. Loved Rice also. Fisk was always special after the HR. Moved from Boston...

Nanny Eiaz is a used car salesman, not materially different from Al Gorlden, just a different 'style.' Here's how Nanny operates: someone drives a car onto the lot. It reeks of a corpse, has red stains, dents and scratches on the outside, and the engine is falling apart. Oh, and it has...

I knew there was something I liked about you. Fenway Park in the ‘70s was a beautiful thing. I have no advice for those other programs. Their symbols’ popularity are unlikely to be directly correlated to their downfall, but who knows, I’m not archivist. I do think when someone hypes a symbol...

Its a good question. The whole U hand gesture largely overlaps the period of time this program has been a failure. That fans today think it’s a symbol of our greatness is just a result of misinformation and displaced emotion. It originated, best I can find, in ‘92 (we’ve won 1 title since)...

if i have you defending the idiot who lost to FIU, La Tech, got annihilated by mack brown and can’t win a bowl game, who hires weak inexperienced staff on his side of the ball, doesn’t hold them accountable, didn’t recruit WRs effectively when it was his responsibility and thinks the turnover...

you think the title makes him a leader. we can stop there. you’re trying to squirm out of the argument without admitting you position is a fail. but you’re just drawing attention to the idiocy of your position. we all understand his title, in any case, so there’s really no point in your...

that’s a lot of words to dig yourself deeper into the idiotic hole you’re in. our culture is good? is that your theory? or just that you admit it is deficient but just want to cling to your chain as unrelated to it? manny himself said the culture sucked when he took over. and yes the...

I'm going to be consistent. When people said it was all coaching or all talent, I have always said 'it's both.' Same with the refs. The referring in that game was downright awful and clearly biased, IMO. We have every right to blame them. That doesn't, however, change the fact that we...

Looks like you're backtracking. We're discussing it because culture matters and it (turnover chain) is symbolic of manny and his false foundation look at me bauble culture. Manny picked it. He owns it. You chose to defend it. That's on you. If you t hink it's irrelevant, not sure why your...

sorry i disagree and think you’re wrong. you also are inventing words to put in my mouth. the players from our day did work and sacrifice. discipline? that’s your word, not mine. bullies? great. bullies have to fight. our team hasn’t been bullies since it was good. lsu knocked out...

i disagree completely. i suspect you don’t know much about culture, but not trying to flame so if you do, no worries. imo you’re copying the trappings of success (swag) not the ingredients that created it (work and trust and commitment). Jimmy’s teams worked and scarificed. It was about...

the chain sucks. fans find it cute but when your culture is a disaster, you don’t rebuild it with fancy symbols of wealth. you rebuild it with humility, sacrifice and hard work. this place is all about music videos. it needs to go back to the studio and discover how to become relevant.

manny’s ‘culture’ is a gaudy chain and gimmicky frat boy nonsense like showing up at a FSU clinic to throw a beer party. Manny doesn’t know anything about culture. He had it all growing up, hasn’t led men in anything, and hasn’t had to face consequences other than when mack brown fired his ***.

the OL has been a mess since stoutland left. Been yelling about it for years. It’s been bad even when we had talent but it got terrible when the talent dropped - and we never had much depth even when we had a few good people. arguably you OL is as talented as your first 3 OL on the depth...

It’s been said that the difference between an amateur and a professional is that an amateur practices until they get it right, while a professional practices until they can’t get it wrong. You have to wonder whether UM just goes through the motions and doesn’t even get it right in practice...