Sparty Island

Great article: http://espn.go.com/college-football/story/_/id/11624282/michigan-state-spartans-cbs-make-bumpy-ride-wrs-no-fly-zone

I read that during lunch. Its good to know that the players are expecting the pressure that is on them, but there isn't so much pressure on them that they freeze up. When they were talking about making mistakes and not being worried about coming to the sideline afterwards, seemed to be in stark contrast to Brian Kelly and how he treats his QB's.  Was a very good article.

"That's a silver lining for those guys playing here," Dantonio said. "They've got a head coach that understands it's difficult, who understands that one inch here or there can make all the difference, so they're never going to get beat up coming to the sideline. I think that helps with their confidence.
"It's a tough job out there."
Life on Sparty Island can be a demanding, even lonely existence at times. But the Michigan State cornerbacks don't just survive out there. They thrive. More often than not, it's the opposing receivers who end up feeling deserted.

How close is that to juggalo island?

good read. thanks.