Utah State coach on verge of meltdown

[Kaos]

http://news.hjnews.com/sports/article_63380308-d84e-11e0-8b40-001cc4c002e0.html

"Strap up the cleats and we'll put you out on the practice field and let you make that decision and see where it goes," Andersen said. "Did we execute it correctly? No, because we didn't get the ball back. But, they executed it perfectly. They had an opportunity to make a play and they did. We did not.
"... Don't put that on the kids. If you do, then I question you as a person. Period. That's enough, that's all I've got to say about it."

[Saniflush]

http://news.hjnews.com/sports/article_63380308-d84e-11e0-8b40-001cc4c002e0.html

I understand not bagging on the players but there is a degree of responsibility that they should own if they have been taught how to do it. 
In this world of everybody gets a trophy this is a good example of what should still be good about sports.  Learning you fucked up and fuck ups have consequences.  Sometimes you have to pay consequences even when you don't fuck up. 
Did AU execute one of the most beautiful onside kicks that I have ever seen?  Yes they did. 
But all that had to happen was Utah State sacrifice everyone going for the ball and take out our players going after it. 

[GH2001]

I understand not bagging on the players but there is a degree of responsibility that they should own if they have been taught how to do it. 
In this world of everybody gets a trophy this is a good example of what should still be good about sports.  Learning you fucked up and fuck ups have consequences.  Sometimes you have to pay consequences even when you don't fuck up. 
Did AU execute one of the most beautiful onside kicks that I have ever seen?  Yes they did. 
But all that had to happen was Utah State sacrifice everyone going for the ball and take out our players going after it.

Agree Sani. More is learned from screw ups than learned from "getting a trophy" everytime.