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MSU Coach after game with very telling comments

ZCanes said:
Yeah, we had a good program then and then had a little bit of a resurgence in the late 2000s.
But overall it was very hit and miss with the athletics program. It was such a small school that we would only be good if we got lucky and had a couple years in a row that we’d randomly get a handful of talented athletes enrolled.

My freshman-junior year we had a great football team, lost only 3 total games, all in the state semi finals. My senior year we regressed but still made the playoffs and lost to Pahokee. I had a tackle for loss on Antone Smith.

We had a good 2-3 year run where we happened to get a good amount of athletes enrolled. After they all graduated we regressed horribly and never had another winning season until the school closed 4-5 years ago.
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I went to Gables, we played you in BB, i believe 66, you had a player Cyril Baptiste, we got the Crap beat out of us.
I wasn't an arhlete, weird, haven't thought about this in 45-50 years..
 
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ssvir said:
Really reaching on this one buddy
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I don’t hear this comment from many opposing coaches after a win... Coker used to say he felt confident the more opportunities we had the better our chances were meaning we were the more talented team.
 
AUcane said:
What were the quotes from tucker?
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“We wanted to drag them into the deep water. Where we live. With the strain and the struggle and the pressure”

UM used ot thrive on the pressure and being better prepared and conditioned and coached. None of that is true anymore and the opponents know that.
UNC knew it last year within a few minutes. Bama knew it after a drive. Even App State believed they would win and almost did.
 
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