Am I a fan of MU stepping away from the bowl game?
Nope.
However, I always valued the bowl games because I felt it was good exposure for MU and something for them to bond over, one last time, before many left.
Plus it's nice to have bowl game trophies and MU has quite a bit of unique ones...regardless of the goofy names...plus it is nice to brag about a good bowl record.
However, that's me.
But let's face it, the supposed outrage from all of you is completely unwarranted.
Now that you are, once again seeing reality, you decide to divert the attention elsewhere...in this case, MU, the AD, and players.
There hasn't been a positive reception of really any bowl game, normally reserved by people who can't grow up and admit they were wrong about a HC or a season prediction, in years.
But it seems because MU fans irrationally believe MU should be in the NY6, now, CFP every season...and throw their hands up and quit on the team after a loss.
Yet the fans don't expect the team to opt out before a bowl they deem is below them to watch or care about.
"Marshall had a pretty good season. Beat Maryland in the bow game too."
"Maryland was terrible."
"Marshall played the MAC Champion in Boca Raton"
"Should've played a P5 in freezing Texas, would have mattered more...their win over NIU shows nothing."
"My prediction, Huff will probably have us go 7-5 with a meaningless bowl game appearance."
"Bowl games suck, MU has no fun opponents...who cares if Doc never lost one."
"Boy, sure is easy for a HC to win a meaningless bowl game with like 2 weeks to prepare (forgetting the opponent has the same amount of time to do so too). Certainly couldn't do that in the regular season."
"Huff sucks, couldn't beat Louisiana in a bowl game!"
Fans, who never played a down of D1 football in their lives, are upset the team wouldn't risk the safety of a depleted roster for, again, something they have never appreciated.
Maybe be happy and fortunate for what you get from Marshall seasons instead of constantly crapping on the program because you attended and now they owe you unrealistic expectations.
"Oh, it's just a forum...this is routine!"
Well you all wanted a young, energetic guy to win MU a conference title then expect him to leave, you got it...you got EXACTLY that and now you're complaining.
Now you all willed enough about the uselessness of a bowl game and how meaningless it is in the grand scheme of the season, Marshall felt the same and THEY not YOU are somehow wrong.
Explain your logic.
Nope.
However, I always valued the bowl games because I felt it was good exposure for MU and something for them to bond over, one last time, before many left.
Plus it's nice to have bowl game trophies and MU has quite a bit of unique ones...regardless of the goofy names...plus it is nice to brag about a good bowl record.
However, that's me.
But let's face it, the supposed outrage from all of you is completely unwarranted.
Now that you are, once again seeing reality, you decide to divert the attention elsewhere...in this case, MU, the AD, and players.
There hasn't been a positive reception of really any bowl game, normally reserved by people who can't grow up and admit they were wrong about a HC or a season prediction, in years.
But it seems because MU fans irrationally believe MU should be in the NY6, now, CFP every season...and throw their hands up and quit on the team after a loss.
Yet the fans don't expect the team to opt out before a bowl they deem is below them to watch or care about.
"Marshall had a pretty good season. Beat Maryland in the bow game too."
"Maryland was terrible."
"Marshall played the MAC Champion in Boca Raton"
"Should've played a P5 in freezing Texas, would have mattered more...their win over NIU shows nothing."
"My prediction, Huff will probably have us go 7-5 with a meaningless bowl game appearance."
"Bowl games suck, MU has no fun opponents...who cares if Doc never lost one."
"Boy, sure is easy for a HC to win a meaningless bowl game with like 2 weeks to prepare (forgetting the opponent has the same amount of time to do so too). Certainly couldn't do that in the regular season."
"Huff sucks, couldn't beat Louisiana in a bowl game!"
Fans, who never played a down of D1 football in their lives, are upset the team wouldn't risk the safety of a depleted roster for, again, something they have never appreciated.
Maybe be happy and fortunate for what you get from Marshall seasons instead of constantly crapping on the program because you attended and now they owe you unrealistic expectations.
"Oh, it's just a forum...this is routine!"
Well you all wanted a young, energetic guy to win MU a conference title then expect him to leave, you got it...you got EXACTLY that and now you're complaining.
Now you all willed enough about the uselessness of a bowl game and how meaningless it is in the grand scheme of the season, Marshall felt the same and THEY not YOU are somehow wrong.
Explain your logic.