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Totally on brand, players feel betrayed that Moore was fired
Replies to: Totally on brand, players feel betrayed that Moore was fired
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They feel betrayed by Moore, not the people who fired him.
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That was everyone’s assumption before reading the article
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Huh? They were betrayed by Moore. Your article says no different.
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Does not say that at all
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That's the big problem with the article
It doesn't say who they felt betrayed by; Moore, or the University.
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Yep, no standards in journalism anymore
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Though it didn't involve a scandal, there were Irish players upset at the firing of TW.
I was puzzled at the time and still am.
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The way he was handling his coaching responsibilities was scandalous…
Though I agree it didn’t involve sex and violence….
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Like BK, TW'2 playbook was, Eagle right, Birdie left, Par up the middle, Bogey punt.
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LOL. I did a meet & greet w/ TW at a NW Ind ND Alumni dinner & he was a very personable.
Signed for everyone. Took photos. Answered questions from the peanut gallery. Didn't translate to the field though. TW did have that sweet win over FSU.
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The new generation always wants Moore…
Probably feel they deserve some NIL bonuses to assuage their “betrayal”…
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Ironically, the last generation of Michigan Men wanted Les
Who was ironically booted out of UM as an assistant by Lloyd Carr without official explanation after they served together under Moeller.
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"In the midnight hour she cried, 'More, more, more,' with a rebel yell she cried, More, more, more”
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Al always, you do amazing work.
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