Florida 51 Cincinnati 24: Can Abandonment Be Blamed For That Score?

Just asking!

I understand this is Florida but we have to admit Cincinnati is not that bad.

This should of been at least a competitive game, a 10 pointer or so, agree?

Yet we witness one of the worst beating in a prime-time bowl game in years, Cincinnati was just out coached.

Oops! did I say out coached, well yes I did, let me say it again, out coached.

Just my opinion, I'm sure there will be many fans who won't agree with my take on this game, especially folks at Notre Dame.

The team looked like a ship without a rutter, can you say "No Brian Kelly", the Bearcats had no direction.

There had to be a feeling of abandonment by those players, after all they're only human.

Why couldn’t Brian Kelly and Notre Dame wait until the middle of January to make the deal? I don't think it would of cost them anything, would it?

Is it time for the NCAA to step in and make rules in regards to coaching changes?

After all that's something they seamed to be good at !

How about making it mandatory for the exiting coach (if not fired) to coach the post season game.

That would keep the kids at mid level school from getting - well lets be honest with each other and call a spade a spade - getting screwed by these coaches.

Agree!

I heard a broadcaster today say that it was a shame how hard all this coaching changes was on the players, but that is just part of the business.

Well! I thought all this college football stuff was all about "the kids", yes! is all about the kids, isn't it?

Not about all business, but you know! is all about "the kids" !

Am I wrong in believing that college football is all about "THE KIDS" ?

I really hope not!

One thing for sure, Brian Kelly on the Cincinnati sideline would of made a difference in this game.

Maybe not a winning difference, but at least a competitive one.

Agree?

It’s time for the NCAA to step in and do something about this, it could help the sport and keep fans from wasting their prime time on games like this.

Enough said.