Thursday's positivity post
by Jeff Nusser on Sep 17, 2009 11:23 PM PDT
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PrintWell, no negative news out of the Cougar camp today, which ought to make this positivity thing a lot easier.
To find the subject's of tonight's positivity post, get out of your chair, walk to the bathroom, and look in the mirror. That's right -- it's you!
Why, you ask, would I identify you. It's simple: The fact that you're still reading this says a lot. Despite the repeated beatdowns of the past two years, you still care about this football team.
There might be apathy in terms of attendance -- after all, who wants to drive five or six hours to watch the decidedly unentertaining brand of football WSU plays -- but there's hardly apathy in terms of interest. We've seen some of our highest visit numbers as a site in the short time since the beginning of the year.
With all that, you are to be commended for your spirit.
Ladies and gentlemen, tonight's winner of the positivity post: YOU!
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Go Cougs!
I just got a new Coug hat and a sweet Crimson T-shirt. It’s a great day to be a Cougar!
We bleed Crimson. Go Cougs, tame the ’stangs!
Yeah, GO COUGS!!!
I am heading over to Pullman tomorrow for the game. Also my wife’s grandpa, Dick Fry, is being inducted into the WSU Athletics Hall of Fame. This is already going to be a good weekend, but it would be great if we could get a win with it as well!
I am a little scared of SMU’s offense….especially after last week, AND now we also have a legitimate running threat. Although, I think if we learn our lesson, come out and play ALL 4 quarters, we will win this game. I have had an emotional rollercoaster throughout this last week reading all of the coug news, but right now I am feeling pretty confident that last week was just a fluke. Considering we played a somewhat competitive game against Stanford, I think we had our reality check and we return to form and surprise some people. Wishful thinking?….probably, but isn’t that what a being a Coug is all about?!
GO COUGS!!!
youth
This team is so incredibly young across the board that each game is a lesson. Let’s hope last week taught them how to hold onto the ball and come out of the fog and deliver a blow to the Mustangs early! The DB’s will give up a few long ones… I am hoping for sustained drives behind our much improved o-line and perhaps the Cougs will give a lesson, rather than get one this week. Home crowd- not a holiday weekend, less flu- hope the WAZZU kids bring the noise!
If you can't Go Cougs... don't go.
the second season from hell continues - game 3
early in the seaon … already alot of injuries to key players… wsu picked to lose again … trust jim sterk is right “program is headed in the right direction” -his comments yesterday, one positive : there will be alot of great seats open for home games !
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