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Did anyone catch the Rivera/Hurney interview on the Frank and Moose show?

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I caught the last part of it.

Rivera still talking about the ass chewing he gave the team.Ask them if they wanted to compete or participate.Discussed that all time in practice should be valued and felt like the team was going through the motions.

Ask if the offense would be better and he stated that it would.That Chud expects a balanced attack and if they want to run the ball they can run the ball regardless of the defense.Same with the passing game but did say they would pass slightly more than run the ball.Said that he expected Cam to be better and felt Olsen would be better

Said Tolbert was more than just a fullback and they would use him as a running back and as a slot receiver.Said that building a offense started with the OL and they are pleased with who they had. FrankGarcia prodded Hurney about drafting Amini with our 2nd round pick and Hurney defended himself by saying that Amini dominated in division 2 and pancaked 10 or 15 people per game.He said when he first saw film he ran down the hall to show Rivera.

If anyone else heard the entire piece please jump in.

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Seems like Rivera doesn't understand the importance of a dominating, ball control run attack!

it more doesn't sound like he understands that this is a PASSING LEAGUE! the teams that win games and rings and stuff don't run the ball much or very well or something like that.
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Why the fug would he get that pumped watching Amini Silatolu tape? That dude can't even read or write and he comes from a D2 program.

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Fail

If you read some of the comments from the Aimni Silatolu thread from draft day you would understand.

Guy's were literally ripping him for having a hard time in school and playing D2.

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I did read it. I understand your joke, poorly executed though it was. I was saying you failed because you apparently took it personally enough that when someone pointed out that it wasn't very good, you reply all butthurt like. Plus I just wanted to tell you that you failed twice in a row, you know, for the lulz.

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I did read it. I understand your joke, poorly executed though it was. I was saying you failed because you apparently took it personally enough that when someone pointed out that it wasn't very good, you reply all butthurt like. Plus I just wanted to tell you that you failed twice in a row, you know, for the lulz.

No I wasn't butthurt because nothing on an internet forum should ever effect someones feelings.

Stop taking it so seriously haha.

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