I hope I never have to step foot in the United Center every again.
Steal ISU's coaches, to only fire them.
0-3 in Sweet 16 games here.
Plus, it's kind of a dump these days.
I'm good, seriously. Later.
TJ Otzelberger:
"I know a lot of coaches get up here and say those type of things and then you say, well, next week that changes. That doesn't change for us. We're Cyclones for the long haul."
"Looks pretty obvious to me that high-majors need to play mid-majors early in the season. Because they said we didn't play nobody. We played somebody now."
-High Point HC Flynn Clayman
Houston coach Kelvin Sampson after 78-64 win over Kansas State:
"I won’t spend one minute tonight worrying about this game. Not one minute. We’ll see if we can go and shock the world because that’s what it would be.
Iowa State doesn’t lose at home. Neither do we. Neither does Kansas. Neither does Arizona.”
I was the Justin Herbert vote.
The guy had the worst offensive line in the NFL all season and despite that he was working miracles in almost every single game.
Stafford's OL became 2/5ths as bad as Herbert's for 5 minutes and he became a turnover howitzer.
He embodied 'value'.
A lot of people get swept up in emotion the moment a season ends — but I actually applaud the Chargers for even making the playoffs.
This team dragged itself into the tournament behind an offensive line that was legitimately unplayable, while losing two of its five best players for the season. That alone is remarkable.
Ironically, Justin Herbert’s “narrative” might look cleaner if the Chargers had simply won 6–8 games and quietly missed the playoffs — like several so-called elite quarterbacks in far more functional environments. Instead, he carried structural failure into January, and somehow that gets spun negatively.
What’s most frustrating is that none of this was a surprise.
The interior offensive line was the worst unit in football last season.
The entire offensive line was the worst unit in football this season.
This has been screaming for attention for a full calendar year.
Devlin and Greg Roman need to be gone.
The interior offensive line needs a complete teardown and rebuild.
The Chargers have an absurd amount of cap space. They are positioned to fix this — properly — and they will be equipped to contend next season.
It never genuinely felt like contention was on the table once Alt and Slater went down. The fact that this team still clawed its way into the playoffs was closer to a minor miracle than an expectation — and it gave some fans false hope about what this roster actually was.
They’ll be back.
If you switch up now, stay on that side.
I already have a U-Haul full of receipts.