Bluejacket Flame wrote:I've been thinking it for the past two weeks and this game pretty much sealed the deal. I'm pretty much done with Liberty football. I'll be starting at a new school next year when I leave the military so I'm gonna focus my energy on seeing that program improve. I think I'll just forget about LU football until they have a season where they're like 5-1 with that 1 loss being an understandable close one to a powerhouse team and then I'll follow the rest of that season to see if they actually make it to the big stage. And this is all coming from a die hard fan who was in the marching band during the Rashad Jennings/ Rocco era.
Sounds like a real die hard fan to me...
All of you people who post FBSready after every loss are just as annoying. Teams win and lose, that's the point of sports. I think you all may be overestimating how good a team has to be to play FBS ball. Since we beat the last two Sun Belt teams we played, I'd say being "FBSready" isn't a question when you consider who's made the jump recently.
Being a conservative Christian school, we need to be much better than the Coastals or Georgia States of the world to get the "yes" votes we need, and I think that's where a lot of the fan frustration comes from, because we aren't better right now. That doesn't mean we won't get there, but some of you have the attitude that you claim the players have. You act like everything should just fall into place without prolonged periods of adversity.
I believe we will get there, but it takes time and continued support from many fans, even after losses like this. That's the grind it out mentality we need along with the players. I'm not saying being upset after a terrible loss is bad in any way. I'm simply suggesting that mocking the program for saying we're "FBSready" or threatening to leave the fan base does the opposite of getting us where we all want to go.
Learn from this game, rub some dirt on the loss, and win out. Should be easy to take seriously now, because every game is a playoff game.