Time Fo No Mo Holmoe

[Omaha 680]

kalani needs to go at least.

But holmoe would probably hire anae or something.

Need new leadership all around

Do we also get Anae's 2005-2009 offense to run for Wilson? If so I'm in.

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[jay santos]

kalani needs to go at least.

But holmoe would probably hire anae or something.

Need new leadership all around

Who else a new non-Holmoe hire? I'm active LDS. Maybe I could apply? It would come down to me or Andy Reid and Reid would withdraw interest, so I would get the job?

We've got deep, systematic issues. New coach isn't going to do jack.

[Applejack]

Is there a thread called "Fire Grimes" yet? Asking for a friend.

[Moliere]

Time Fo No Mo Holmoe

Is there a thread called "Fire Grimes" yet? Asking for my husband.

I remember four weeks ago when we were all worried Utah would hire away grimes. Man, that feels like forever ago

[Jeff Lebowski]

I think everyone understands this. That is the frustrating part. The fans desires and the school desires will never be the same IRT sports.

It is the exact opposite at most schools. As a fan I hate the Honor Code. As a member of the Church I understand why we have it. But it fucks up my sports teams.

No it isn't.

[smokymountainrain]

Is there a thread called "Fire Grimes" yet? Asking for a friend.

i thought about starting it last december, but chickened out. just haven't gotten around to it since then. sorry!

[CJF]

I haven't lost faith in my religion. But it appears we're in an administration where decisions are made at the very top (ie a level above the prophet) without a lot of input from PR professionals, business executives, etc. And with the other changes they're making to MoTab and even stuff like no more pageants, I don't think it's the right time for a BYU AD to stick his neck out and demand change.

Wouldn’t that be exactly the right time to demand change?

[snowcat]

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[KillerDog]

On the other hand, I'm still a little perplexed by the Nashif exit, so maybe you're onto something.

I know about the Nashif exit. What do you want to know?

[The_Tick]

We can retire this thread. Right? This guy has done a phenomenal job this year. I hope he gets extended. What a dude.

[jay santos]

Kudo's to Holmoe. What a fantastic move and execution that was.

[Jeff Lebowski]

Yeah, he pulled off a miracle this year. Fantastic job.

[Goatnapper'96]

We can retire this thread. Right? This guy has done a phenomenal job this year. I hope he gets extended. What a dude.

Often things are neither as good nor as bad as they appear.

In 2 years BYU in hoops and football went from the worst ever in Sizzle's life to perhaps the best ever, as far as appearances go.

I always thought Holmoe was doing a decent job and didn't understand the calls for his head. His two hoops hires appear great, but the football year this year has gotta feel great for Holmoe. If BYU can take care of business in two very winnable games they will have a shot at a year that will make '84, '96 and hopefully '20 the great Triumvirate of Cougar Football seasons!

This year is heavily influenced by luck- from Covid impacted season to BYU not having key players sick at the wrong moments to the highly improbable situation where BYU landed walk-ons as capable as Payton Wilgar and Tyler Allgier it is just a year where a whole lot of factors seem to have favorably come together and the schedule was favorable. But the shot is there for it to finish in the elite category of '84 and '96. The tension and build up is still fun- even at my age.

[All-American]

Often things are neither as good nor as bad as they appear.

In 2 years BYU in hoops and football went from the worst ever in Sizzle's life to perhaps the best ever, as far as appearances go.

I always thought Holmoe was doing a decent job and didn't understand the calls for his head. His two hoops hires appear great, but the football year this year has gotta feel great for Holmoe. If BYU can take care of business in two very winnable games they will have a shot at a year that will make '84, '96 and hopefully '20 the great Triumvirate of Cougar Football seasons!

This year is heavily influenced by luck- from Covid impacted season to BYU not having key players sick at the wrong moments to the highly improbable situation where BYU landed walk-ons as capable as Payton Wilgar and Tyler Allgier it is just a year where a whole lot of factors seem to have favorably come together and the schedule was favorable. But the shot is there for it to finish in the elite category of '84 and '96. The tension and build up is still fun- even at my age.

BYU in so many ways is uniquely positioned to succeed in this environment. Independence is not always great, but many conferences simply blew it when it came to responding to COVID. We had the flexibility to go forward when the entire western US was shutting things down. An older, more mature group of players (including young married players) is better able to handle stringent protocols and isolation. Add all that to a hefty dose of good luck and timing (Wilson and others getting COVID out of the way pre-season certainly didn't hurt) and some genuine talent to begin with, and this year is what you get.

And what else can you say about Holmoe? His job is tough under the best circumstances. It must have been a nightmare year for him-- but man oh man, did he nail it.

[Jeff Lebowski]

Often things are neither as good nor as bad as they appear.

In 2 years BYU in hoops and football went from the worst ever in Sizzle's life to perhaps the best ever, as far as appearances go.

I always thought Holmoe was doing a decent job and didn't understand the calls for his head. His two hoops hires appear great, but the football year this year has gotta feel great for Holmoe. If BYU can take care of business in two very winnable games they will have a shot at a year that will make '84, '96 and hopefully '20 the great Triumvirate of Cougar Football seasons!

This year is heavily influenced by luck- from Covid impacted season to BYU not having key players sick at the wrong moments to the highly improbable situation where BYU landed walk-ons as capable as Payton Wilgar and Tyler Allgier it is just a year where a whole lot of factors seem to have favorably come together and the schedule was favorable. But the shot is there for it to finish in the elite category of '84 and '96. The tension and build up is still fun- even at my age.

I call BS on the bolded part. 2 years ago was worst ever for both in 30+ years? Not by a mile.