i saw where Walters was saying he knows what fans are saying, and they will be talking different when they turn the season around. I think the odds of turning the season around is like 10 % chance. While i hope the team does, i just can't see it unless there is something i am missing.
odds of turning season around
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If there was any chance of turning the season around, we would have done it last saturday.
CRW's comment just shows he is in over his head. I would LOVE for him to prove us all wrong, but there is nothing at this point that suggests he not only knows what he is doing, but has the capabilities to accomplish it.
Turning the season around would be what for him:
We get beat less than 15 points each game? We have a QB throw for over 100 yards?
We have our defense give up less than 30 points a game?
He might be talking about 1 more win and we double our current win total.
He must be finally seeing the writing on the wall.
We get beat less than 15 points each game? We have a QB throw for over 100 yards?
We have our defense give up less than 30 points a game?
He might be talking about 1 more win and we double our current win total.
He must be finally seeing the writing on the wall.
That's brash talk after two embarrassing losses.
Like BBG said, I hope he and the team do turn it around (which better mean wins and Thieneman lining up within a three-block radius of the line of scrimmage).
But if the current trend continues, Walters will find something much worse -- that fans aren't talking about Purdue football at all.
Like BBG said, I hope he and the team do turn it around (which better mean wins and Thieneman lining up within a three-block radius of the line of scrimmage).
But if the current trend continues, Walters will find something much worse -- that fans aren't talking about Purdue football at all.
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