Another Banner weekend!
Posted: Sun Oct 09, 2005 2:23 am
OU is headed for the toilet bowl.
UM is well; headed for the Motor City Bowl.
I wonder how that phone call from George Perles will go with LLLoyd Carr?
23 - 20. This time Rivas misses a lot! Why didn't he miss vs. us?!
Imagine a 2-4 UM squad if Rivas was true to form LAST week?! :P
Found on Rivals - Definition of LLLoydBall -
LloydBall - The coaching philosophy where the primary strategic emphasis is a teams own execution vs any given opponenent such that the game plan is never changed. The 'tremendous' notion of exposing the opponents weakness is never considered, allowing for most contests to be purposely decided by a few plays (see common failures below) in the 4th quarter.Common failures in this philosophy that often times lead to losses to inferior opponents include, but are not excluded, to: Mistakes varying from a fumble, delay of game, change in field position, etc, that invariably manifests into the terminology of 'key' and/or 'critical' (these types of special mistakes must be worked on during the upcoming week in order for the team to experience success with said philosophy going forward); Inability to capitalize on tremendous opportunties; Proclamations of poor execution; Giving the opposing team an inordinate amount of credit for 'playing hard'; An inexplicable mantra citing an indiscrimate and sudden amount of poor tackling.
UM is well; headed for the Motor City Bowl.
I wonder how that phone call from George Perles will go with LLLoyd Carr?
23 - 20. This time Rivas misses a lot! Why didn't he miss vs. us?!
Imagine a 2-4 UM squad if Rivas was true to form LAST week?! :P
Found on Rivals - Definition of LLLoydBall -
LloydBall - The coaching philosophy where the primary strategic emphasis is a teams own execution vs any given opponenent such that the game plan is never changed. The 'tremendous' notion of exposing the opponents weakness is never considered, allowing for most contests to be purposely decided by a few plays (see common failures below) in the 4th quarter.Common failures in this philosophy that often times lead to losses to inferior opponents include, but are not excluded, to: Mistakes varying from a fumble, delay of game, change in field position, etc, that invariably manifests into the terminology of 'key' and/or 'critical' (these types of special mistakes must be worked on during the upcoming week in order for the team to experience success with said philosophy going forward); Inability to capitalize on tremendous opportunties; Proclamations of poor execution; Giving the opposing team an inordinate amount of credit for 'playing hard'; An inexplicable mantra citing an indiscrimate and sudden amount of poor tackling.
