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And that is precisely why
Posted on: January 6, 2017 at 22:59:52 CT
MizzouTigerz MU
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people are sick of your rants. You falsely state that Haith nothing to do with the current state of the program. False. You claim that the only ones who want to blame Haith are just looking for a way to absolve Anderson. False. You are unable to accept the reality that their is plenty of blame to be shared, going back 20 years. No, it's not all Haith, but it's not none of Haith either. No, Anderson is not without blame, but it's not all his fault either. It's your extremism that is so sickening, that you can't even carry on a civil conversation, and admit other having part of the blame. It's your false accusations that the entire matter lies on 1 person that make people cringe when they see your posts, and those of your group of friends who are like-minded, who cannot accept that there are multiple people to blame. It will never be all Anderson's fault, no matter how many times you and your like-minded friends repeat that lie. Most people know it's not one or the other, or even just both of them, but that it's been a long series of miscalculations that go back to allowing Stewart to stay too long. He leaves a year or two earlier, we don't have the Quin problem, and the rest of the dominoes fall. Steward, Alden, Snyder, MA, Haith, and KA have each had a hand in this cascading failure.
What I saw Wednesday night was disgusting. I saw the team give up. Up 5 at the half, Geist inexcusably allows the opposition to take the ball away, not once, but twice, and it seemed for lack of effort. He gave up basket after basket. Perhaps that's why VL was getting more playing time earlier. For all of the good plays, Geist allowed a lot of uncontested/minimally contested points Wednesday.
It seemed like when Smith went down it sucked the air out of the team, and they checked out mentally.
So no, we are not going to leave Haith out of it, no matter how much discomfort it causes you. He too bears blame, and you can forget fooling all of the people all of the time on this. It ain't happenin'.
What I saw Wednesday night was disgusting. I saw the team give up. Up 5 at the half, Geist inexcusably allows the opposition to take the ball away, not once, but twice, and it seemed for lack of effort. He gave up basket after basket. Perhaps that's why VL was getting more playing time earlier. For all of the good plays, Geist allowed a lot of uncontested/minimally contested points Wednesday.
It seemed like when Smith went down it sucked the air out of the team, and they checked out mentally.
So no, we are not going to leave Haith out of it, no matter how much discomfort it causes you. He too bears blame, and you can forget fooling all of the people all of the time on this. It ain't happenin'.
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And that is precisely why - MizzouTigerz MU - 1/6 22:59:52