For the 3 people who voted no.  Can we at least agree that BB would've experimented with a QB other than Vandy at this point in the season?

uselogicnotemotion wrote: For the 3 people who voted no.  Can we at least agree that BB would've experimented with a QB other than Vandy at this point in the season?

BB would obviously do both of these things. Does BB need a raise? Perhaps someday there will be an opening over here.

I voted no because I think BB would have tried a new QB after the third or fourth game. After seeing how our team plays, I think our OC has given up on opening the play book because he knows that we can't execute it.

I am sorry but I don't care what he would have done.  This is not his team!

Interesting that some of you are starting to actually want BB.  I am a Badger fan and actually like Iowa to be competetive.  I would be ok with Iowa being one game behind us every year.  Am I right in assuming that most of you despise Brett, but are starting to sell your souls to the devil?

I never regarded Brett Bielema as the devil. He was a great recruiter at Iowa. He was a player with little ability who made himself a pretty good player. When you work on technique like he did, you can become a good coach. He is a great head coach, and you are extremely lucky to have him at Wisconsin.

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I never regarded Brett Bielema as the devil. He was a great recruiter at Iowa. He was a player with little ability who made himself a pretty good player. When you work on technique like he did, you can become a good coach. He is a great head coach, and you are extremely lucky to have him at Wisconsin.

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With the poor decisions, denial, and stubborness that KF has displayed over the past three years, even Charlie Weis and Rich Rod are starting to look good!

Hawkinole wrote: I never regarded Brett Bielema as the devil. He was a great recruiter at Iowa. He was a player with little ability who made himself a pretty good player. When you work on technique like he did, you can become a good coach. He is a great head coach, and you are extremely lucky to have him at Wisconsin.

BB is no better or no worse than KF IMO.

I think BB and Bill Snyder understand that their profession is about wins.  If a coach loses sight of that I don't care how many times he cries in public or gives an "aww shucks" Broadway performance.  He needs to improve his coaching "execution" so that [wins] are not something that his critics can point to.

Probably would of replaced him before two a days were over.

Bart wouldnt have but Barry would.

uselogicnotemotion wrote:

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uselogicnotemotion wrote:

Hawkinole wrote: I never regarded Brett Bielema as the devil. He was a great recruiter at Iowa. He was a player with little ability who made himself a pretty good player. When you work on technique like he did, you can become a good coach. He is a great head coach, and you are extremely lucky to have him at Wisconsin.

BB is no better or no worse than KF IMO.

I think BB and Bill Snyder understand that their profession is about wins.  If a coach loses sight of that I don't care how many times he cries in public or gives an "aww shucks" Broadway performance.  He needs to improve his coaching "execution" so that [wins] are not something that his critics can point to.

At least win a sufficient number of close games.  KF shows absolutely no ability to do that on a consistent bases.

siouxcitydave wrote:

uselogicnotemotion wrote:

Hawkinole wrote: I never regarded Brett Bielema as the devil. He was a great recruiter at Iowa. He was a player with little ability who made himself a pretty good player. When you work on technique like he did, you can become a good coach. He is a great head coach, and you are extremely lucky to have him at Wisconsin.

BB is no better or no worse than KF IMO.

I think BB and Bill Snyder understand that their profession is about wins.  If a coach loses sight of that I don't care how many times he cries in public or gives an "aww shucks" Broadway performance.  He needs to improve his coaching "execution" so that [wins] are not something that his critics can point to.

At least win a sufficient number of close games.  KF shows absolutely no ability to do that on a consistent bases.

Hayden's famous quote: "If I see anyone smiling after a loss I will rip their lips off."

It was that type of Dan Gable determination that made us love him.  We never want to return to the dark days when Hawkeye fans were proud of CLOSE losses.  I fear we may be on that Cyclone-paved path.

Wo cares what BB would do.

BayfieldBlackHawk wrote: Wo cares what BB would do.

The people who voted, plus a few others.  Any other questions?