Don’t care about losing or getting portal players. Don’t care about QB’s I’m just happy for one thing

CaptainSlow33 wrote:The biggest problem that I have leaving this season…the most sour taste in my mouth…is that Mel Tucker didn’t have to stand on the sideline, doing that stupid chop clap, sweating profusely, during every humiliating loss. He never had to face heckling fans chirping at him for masturbating on the phone with the sexual harassment speaker, his players did. He never had to face the full ire of the fans turning on him. Dude made more money than any of us would ever need in our lifetime, and then got to vanish into obscurity while his players and staff dealt with the fallout. Say what you will about his bullshit coordinators, but at least they stuck around. At the moment, I don’t really care what happened last season, and I’m not horribly worried about what next season is going to look like - I’m just grateful that we finally seem to have competent leadership at the helm of the program.

Pervis Muldoon wrote:

CaptainSlow33 wrote:The biggest problem that I have leaving this season…the most sour taste in my mouth…is that Mel Tucker didn’t have to stand on the sideline, doing that stupid chop clap, sweating profusely, during every humiliating loss. He never had to face heckling fans chirping at him for masturbating on the phone with the sexual harassment speaker, his players did. He never had to face the full ire of the fans turning on him. Dude made more money than any of us would ever need in our lifetime, and then got to vanish into obscurity while his players and staff dealt with the fallout. Say what you will about his bullshit coordinators, but at least they stuck around. At the moment, I don’t really care what happened last season, and I’m not horribly worried about what next season is going to look like - I’m just grateful that we finally seem to have competent leadership at the helm of the program.

That's one way to look at it. Another way is that Mel Tucker paid more for a single pud-pounding than anyone in the history of humanity.

Pervis Muldoon wrote:

CaptainSlow33 wrote:The biggest problem that I have leaving this season…the most sour taste in my mouth…is that Mel Tucker didn’t have to stand on the sideline, doing that stupid chop clap, sweating profusely, during every humiliating loss. He never had to face heckling fans chirping at him for masturbating on the phone with the sexual harassment speaker, his players did. He never had to face the full ire of the fans turning on him. Dude made more money than any of us would ever need in our lifetime, and then got to vanish into obscurity while his players and staff dealt with the fallout. Say what you will about his bullshit coordinators, but at least they stuck around. At the moment, I don’t really care what happened last season, and I’m not horribly worried about what next season is going to look like - I’m just grateful that we finally seem to have competent leadership at the helm of the program.

That's one way to look at it. Another way is that Mel Tucker paid more for a single pud-pounding than anyone in the history of humanity.

NigelUno wrote:Sounds like Coach D was involved in the hiring process. I think that might make up a little for the messy exit. Hope the new guy can follow in his footsteps a bit.

Pervis Muldoon wrote:

CaptainSlow33 wrote:The biggest problem that I have leaving this season…the most sour taste in my mouth…is that Mel Tucker didn’t have to stand on the sideline, doing that stupid chop clap, sweating profusely, during every humiliating loss. He never had to face heckling fans chirping at him for masturbating on the phone with the sexual harassment speaker, his players did. He never had to face the full ire of the fans turning on him. Dude made more money than any of us would ever need in our lifetime, and then got to vanish into obscurity while his players and staff dealt with the fallout. Say what you will about his bullshit coordinators, but at least they stuck around. At the moment, I don’t really care what happened last season, and I’m not horribly worried about what next season is going to look like - I’m just grateful that we finally seem to have competent leadership at the helm of the program.

That's one way to look at it. Another way is that Mel Tucker paid more for a single pud-pounding than anyone in the history of humanity.

DWags wrote:Maybe this man can take a deep breath and relax. Enjoy retirement coach. This year aged this man more than that bastard Tucker.

We’ll be fine.

tGreenWay wrote:Happy to hear you don’t care, Dwags, cuz we lost the former 5* transfer from TAMU. He’s heading to UNLV, instead.


https://www.mlive.com/spartans/2024/01/cb-transfer-and-former-5-star-recruit-flips-commitment-away-from-michigan-state.html?outputType=amp

247Sports reported academics were related to Grimes changing his commitment from the Spartans to the Rebels.

Robert J Sakimano wrote:

tGreenWay wrote:Happy to hear you don’t care, Dwags, cuz we lost the former 5* transfer from TAMU. He’s heading to UNLV, instead.


https://www.mlive.com/spartans/2024/01/cb-transfer-and-former-5-star-recruit-flips-commitment-away-from-michigan-state.html?outputType=amp

Not sure what this means..

247Sports reported academics were related to Grimes changing his commitment from the Spartans to the Rebels.

but..

Robert J Sakimano wrote:

tGreenWay wrote:Happy to hear you don’t care, Dwags, cuz we lost the former 5* transfer from TAMU. He’s heading to UNLV, instead.


https://www.mlive.com/spartans/2024/01/cb-transfer-and-former-5-star-recruit-flips-commitment-away-from-michigan-state.html?outputType=amp

Not sure what this means..

247Sports reported academics were related to Grimes changing his commitment from the Spartans to the Rebels.

but..