Michael Wyche is a Happy Adjuster. Big shock. Join the masses. I love the notion that some nice players on the roster equates to opportunity to win it all.
We're not remotely close. And there's no legitimate hope of anytime soon. I watch the high school all star games long after signing day, so there's no attached bias beforehand. The players going to the other persistent powers are a clear cut above anything we've had lately, particularly on the interior defensive line. There were absolute monsters in those all star games, and heading to joints like Alabama and Michigan. Until we get our share we'll continue to kid ourselves with the likes of Wyche or Norton or Moten or whoever. Those guys are not equal but they might as well be considering how far they lag the Alabama guys, to use the most lofty example.
Somebody in this thread said the Tropic Bowl looked like a high school all star game. You've got to be kidding. Every year there are obvious phenoms in those games. Merely very young. That Tropic Bowl was exactly what it purports to be, an also-ran affair that is perfect scope for Happy Adjusters everywhere, desperately clinging to low percentage irrelevancy, a fixation on the exception as opposed to the rule. There is one poster on this site who highlights the flimsy exception in one post after another. Hilarious. He knows who he is. Predictably he has a following, a flock of pathetic fellow Adjusters.
I can't condemn Michael Wyche too much. After all, he was responsible for one of the most memorable Canes defensive efforts of all time, that tippy toe pass rush against South Carolina.
