"...he has now burned Holton’s red shirt year." I was wondering about that. This restart at the q position is frightening to hear, a seeming loss of confidence from the very top. The thing I don't get is that Coach himself said in the postgame that they lost in the trenches. If so, you can have Tom Brady back there, and you're still going to get beat. I didn't start watching 'til it was already over, but someone who watched from the beginning told me the color guy was commenting on the bad body language of the o coming off the field, walking; this kid told me the guy said "I've never seen that before." If this is true, than that's quite an indictment of leadership; wow. Their only hope now is to have erased their memories of the horror show in Philly, and to play with "healthy desperation."

Well, he has now burned Holton's red shirt year. Great coaching Mo. The QB merry-go-round never works well. Maybe if we block for them they would play better.

we suck to high hell...this will be ugly

After Temple, why not? Inconsistency and predictability of play calling on offense made things too easy for Temple. Still, the defense gave up 49 points, and looked uninspired! I agree coaches have to do better, but players have to adjust and step up their play as well.

Any idea where we are on the AD search? Seems we need to get a permanent AD in so he can get started with a coach search before January.

Me too re the likability factor; Coach Mo seems like a very decent man, but unless he can find at least 3 more wins on the runway ahead (Memphis, Tulane and UConn??), I don't see how the university can keep him. Saturday was far more about HOW they lost than THAT they lost. This kind of thing tends to feed on itself, too; if they end up releasing him at season's end, then recruiting takes a significant hit. Heck, it's probably already getting shaky.

This is completely unacceptable. There are obviously deficiencies that seem to comlntinually rear their ugly heads. Lack of proper adjustments, lack of dixlscipline, etc. I like Montgomery, personally, but he is NOT getting it done. Something has to change. How much longer are we going to continue to fall short?

"Travesty" and "embarrassment" are the first two words out of the gate. I appreciate Coach telling it like it is, though he probably has no other practical alternative. Just when his seat maybe, possibly started to cool down a degree or two, today it's probably hotter than ever. ...problems all around for the Pirates, but one I hear little discussed is team speed. As an example, ECU is 96th (out of 129) in average kickoff return yardage. Mercy.

We lost to A & T. How can anyone really be surprised. Need a coach.

Very discouraging result for the fans, especially the lack of effort and execution. The program took a step back in the wrong direction Saturday.

Great news, Lite Brite:), always looking at the soccer results, Go Lady Pirates! and glad to see Coach Mo get rewarded for making one of those tough decisions in punting that ball late in the 4th. Good call Coach, I was there with him either way he went. Go Pirates!

Had hoped we had a blow out win against ODU, but happy for a win and really pleased with our players. I believe we are going to be a good team. Happy I decided to keep my season tickets. GGOOO.......PPIRATES!!!

Good observation and I agree with you. We have shown that we can play solid ball. Now we need to show that we can beat Temple across the board.

Sounds like a great win for ECU. I hope we can hang on to him. GGOO....PPIRATES!!

"...the call could have gone either way." ...at BEST, to be honest; the call was effectively game deciding. It was a mental/inexperience mistake by Herring. In D1, when you throw the ball way, you must throw it AWAY; the defensive backs are just far, far too athletic to leave throwaways on the margin.