So if I’m a fan exiting the stadium, I can be frustrated about the performance w/o being visibly “pissed off”. That just shows the inability to control one’s emotions over a college football team. That’s not healthy. Especially if one carries that over to their family. People are struggling w/ legit health issues, job loss, loss of loved ones, etc. A football team, college or pro; shouldn’t be the source of one’s joy to the point that their day is ruined over a bad performance. I’ve been that guy before I realized it’s silly to let the performance of 18-22 year olds dictate my happiness.
I’m sure we’ve all been guilty of a rehash or redundant comment on this board. At the end of the day, however; we don’t have the luxury of knowing what is said in coaches meetings. We don’t know the extent of injuries. From the outside looking in, it looks like an easy fix. I’ve been an ND fan since the tail end of the Devine era. Trust me, in all this time; there‘s never been an “easy fix”. It’s been better (Holtz era) but it’s mostly been worse. I’ve chosen not to worry about what I can’t control. There’s no way on Earth that I have any control over the decisions & performance made by coaches & players of a college football program.
Thank you for listening to my Ted Talk