Bash Riprock

https://www.facebook.com/share/r/ftHfgibxEE3XHeW5/?mibextid=UalRPS

As if it could get worse for the Boilers…I actually found this irritating

Incorrect statement….Cignetti said nothing about Day punching it in. He actually stated Day has to do what’s best for his team. Go back and read the quotes from Cignetti. You may think that….but only the CFP’s opinions matter and some very good teams will be on the outside looking in..

Sorry the Boilers can’t tackle that speedy Dlineman running the ball on that fake punt…. I wish IU weren’t on the borderline of making the CFP and Purdue is so bad, they had to win by a large margin so they don’t lose votes…tough place to be… But, he didn’t run a play when in victory formation nor was his QB trolling the Purdue coach….

I don’t have an ounce of empathy for a program trying to send a message, lines his team up in victory formation and punches in a TD when the other team was not calling time outs and had conceded. When asked about it, Coach puffs up his chest reminding everyone who they are. He then has a QB troll the opposing coach with his actions and words to the camera at games end the week prior. Both are eating humble pie this week and I hope it’s dry as cement. What goes around, comes around…Karma

OHIO…..

Yea….that classy Ohio State team and its fans….

He was not correct

What comes around, goes around. Bet Will Howard not chirping in the camera today. Perhaps media might now believe IU’s win over Michigan is a tad more impressive

I struggle with that comment....if you would have stated share an opinion that fits his personal beliefs and narratives, I would agree wholeheartedly. But with Doyel, it is certainly not always about finding the truth. Its about generating interest...and sometimes the truth be damned. In this case, his position aligned with yours and perhaps it is the correct position....but that is not always the case with Doyel.

Tough one to watch as I was really pulling for GA Tech. They played well and thought they dealt with some tough calls and non-calls that played a major role in the outcome. But, that is how the cookie crumbles.

Whatever you say tough guy…you the man….

Cignetti said very little. Fans like me are complaining. Lining up in a victory formation and then punching it in is weak sauce IMO. A starting QB repeatedly trolling an opposing coach is a trash move. Cignetti will hold on the receipt.

He better make his feeder system a focus....he might find things are not the same as they were his first time around.

I get it Coach...Regardless the perspective, there was no need to punch it in at the end lined up in a victory formation. There was no need for a starting QB to troll a coach in front of the cameras. I get you explain why it may happened, but it should not have. Ryan Day is who he is, and I get that. You use the term Yapping Yorkie...I call it a one time attempt at a basketball game to fire up a crowd and help them think differently...what could happen. Perhaps he would have been better served holding up a Ted Lasso Believe sign, but most have zero issue with what he did to fire up a fan base and try to get them to have a different vision than their traditional bottom feeder view. Ryan Day has never, ever been in those shoes and I can see why his ego couldn't handle it. An ego developed while not earning a ton with an elite program. Anyway, we see this one differently...I will not justify his actions or that of his QB. Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours as well!!! Hey Temp....I used to hope for a 0-0 tie in which both teams absolutely beat the stuffing out of each other. But now your Blue gets the nod....3-0

I don’t know coach. Like you coach, I follow college football big time. I’ve never heard Coach Cignetti referred to as a “yapping Yorkie” until you typed those words. Those words connect a degree of bias to me. I get some people didn’t like what he said…especially the old guard…but he has the task of flipping an entire lethargic culture at IU. I think most people get that. Whether the score was 31-15 or 38-15, means nothing. Lining your team up in a victory formation and then punching it in is ridiculous. Any team in any situation. Then adding in the antics of your immature QB at the end of the game simply paints a horrible picture of their team. Even a local ESPN guy from Cleveland lit up their QB for his actions. These actions reflect their coach. A coach who has been given everything and yet not lived up to expectations. He has no right to be a smug 💩to a man who has paid his dues, and has the task of flipping a program that’s lost the most D1 games in CFB history. I contend you wouldn’t have punched it in even if you were in Day’s shoes. You have way too much class. Guess we disagree on this one…

It’s not about getting your goat Coach. Could care less one way or another. It is about pointing out your obvious bias. You can acknowledge it or not, but it’s there. OSU didn’t have to line up in what absolutely looked like a victory formation and then plug it in. Meant nothing to the game. Then to watch how their QB acted at the end was disappointing. Poor sportsmanship. I bet if you were the head coach, you wouldn’t have done it. I could be wrong but I bet HOW you win and how your players act absolutely matters. Instead of questioning Day’s choice you referred to Cignetti as a yapping Yorkie. That’s the Purdue in you…

ok...so we are going to play the "Man" card....sportsmanship be damned. His player slid down at the 1 yard line. Game was well in hand....opposing coach not taking his timeouts...so it was clear that he had conceded. Yapping "Yorkie" dog...The Purdue in these comments are apparent. BTW...according to the analysts. IU wasn't that far off. Held OSU to a season low in yardage gained...and that includes the big run at the end. IU was beaten from by errors made by the punt team, and the failure to adjust to the rush..naming blitz packages. They will learn from this game and we shall see how things develop over the years. You call it a yapping dog...I call it a coach trying to flip the culture. And the culture and program at IU is headed in the right direction. Sorry we can say the same about Purdue. But I do understand your bitterness.

IndyStar reporting Kevin Wright has returned as the football coach for Carmel.

He didn’t have to punch it in at the end Coach. Cig wasn’t burning time outs. That was a choice. One coach is trying to build a culture with solid players and a previously lethargic fan base used to losing. The other coach was gifted keys to a Lamborghini without paying much of a price like Coach Cig to earn it. Quite earnestly, he’s stalled that car on several occasions so for him to act as pompous as he does is laughable. Trying to compare them as coaches and actions…not with you Coach. That’s just the Purdue in you talking.