Dr. Lou gives Utah football a pep talk
by JazzyUte on Oct 7, 2011 12:19 AM MDT
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All righth, gentlemen!
Foothball is a battleth of inchthes. You muth head into thith game with the mindthet thath anything is possible. Yeth, your quarterback is outh. Yeth, you're the underdoggggg and yeth you are fathing the very difficult prothpects of lothing thith game.
Block thath out now. Block it out. Thith game is not going to be decided in the newthpaper or on the twither. It will be decided on the foothball field.
Know thith, no mather how tough the obsthacle, if you believe in yourthelf, no one can take you down. No one.
One thime at Notre Thame, we were fathing long oddth. Everyone had witten uth off and I wathed into thath locker room and asthed my theam if they wanthed to forfeith the game. Not one thoul said yeth. Not one.
Theam is abouth unithy. It just takthes one perthon to believe and then it thnowballs from there. Youth must believe thath.
Now thereth's no doubth Arithona Stathe is a tough opponenth. They're coathed by a man who'th won national tithles. They've got the talenth to compethe at a high level. Buth, I've always believed thath your inner faif, whath's in your hearth and mind, can conquer talenth nine thimes out of ten.
If you believe in yourthelf, you will win. Thath's all that mathers.
Leth go get 'em!
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Nice job Jazzy But...
Reading a fake Dr. Lou, is almost as difficult as listening to the Real Dr. Lou on TV.
by UnHoly Ram on Oct 7, 2011 8:05 AM MDT reply actions 1 recs
championship coach or not
I can’t stand it when that guy opens his mouth.
From the ASU blog
Just read this this morning and hadn’t realized this statistical tidbit.
As Brock Osweiler knows, the road is a very difficult place to play. Historically, the ASU quarterback has struggled in limited road experience, with his only road victory coming in last year’s Territorial Cup miracle.
So, the only road win for ASU in the last few games was against Arizona in a “Miracle”? Let’s make this road game one he doesn’t want to remember. I guarantee he will have a rude awakening his first series.
Yupp
Yeah it was his only win, but it was his only start on the road until Illinois. As I’m sure you are not aware of we had a qb last year who quit because of a concussion he sustained earlier in the year. Brock had to come in the last couple games and did pretty well. As far as the miracle comment, Utah fans should know rivalry games every stat gets thrown out the window (i.e. record, injuries, ranking)
Oh and If anyone knows rude awakenings I think that might go to Utah. See bobbled kickoff return against the Huskies…
by DevilishFratter on Oct 7, 2011 12:58 PM MDT up reply actions
Was it
First play of the game in a new conference at your first home opener in Pac-12?
by DevilishFratter on Oct 7, 2011 2:25 PM MDT up reply actions
True
The kickoff return against Wash was ugly, but I was thinking he is in for a surprise when it gets to his first 3rd down in the south half of the field. Let’s just say that the decibel level is pretty close to what you get in Autzen. (Never been to Autzen, but have heard from reliable sources.)
Well done, Jazzy
I could practically feel the spittle hitting my face.
However, doesn’t Dr. Lou end all pep talks with “Let’s go” instead of “Let’s go get’em”?
by kadoogan on Oct 7, 2011 12:03 PM MDT via mobile reply actions
ha ha ha!
Want to see someone really get their brain twisted up? Try explaining the Monty Hall problem to them....
by BigBenSportsGuy on Oct 7, 2011 3:29 PM MDT up reply actions
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