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donald tyson on Compher, Montgomery under hot spotlight

I doubt that any of our linemen on either side of the ball could get any playing time on the JMU team, not many would have a chance to dress for games seeing how fat most of them are. Football starts up front. I loved Ruff but he didn't earn his money, recruiting is the name of the game. Alabama wins because they have the best players, not because of the Coach. Ruff didn't recruit,Mo will, it takes time, look back, John Thompson recruited some good players, Skip recruited some good players, Hardy walked on, as did 5 other starters, Zay was referred by his Dad. Mo goes after Juco's and transfers because he has no other options, 18 year olds aren't physically ready for d-1 ball. Until we can red shirt an entire class of linemen things will remain the same in Pirate land.
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James Britt on Compher, Montgomery under hot spotlight

Mo seems like a good guy; he's got a fire in him, and he obviously loves the game and loves being a coach. However, I'm starting to question if he has a grasp on what he will need to succeed at ECU. JMU was a stout team, and absolutely deserved to win with the way they played. I don't think anyway should fool themselves into thinking that JMU wouldn't challenge more than half the power 5 teams out there. However, the total manhandling the Pirates received was too much; it should have been a close game at the very least, but the Pirates looked disjointed and sputtering on both sides of the ball. I think the athletic talent is there at ECU, but I don't think it's being appropriately coached. There's a lot more football to play this year, but it will be a rally for the record books if ECU gets a win before the Tulane game--and even that's looking uncertain. Maybe Mo just isn't a good fit for the program. I'm sure he could do well somewhere, but if the pirates go 2-10 this year, it'll be obvious that the "somewhere" isn't in Greenville.
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Lloyd whitfield on Compher, Montgomery under hot spotlight

I have said it before. McNeill just was not a recruiter. He believed in plugging graduation holes with JUCO transfers. They did not have to develop within McNeill's philosophy. Whatever that was. He won with Skip's recruits, then the cupboard was bare because of his lack of recruiting ability. Heck, his defenses at Tech were pathetic. Scotty has a tough roadecision in front of him, but deserves a more than fair chance. Now for the A-Hole AD whom let USC out of a commitment to play in Greenville and cost the program, ECU, Greenville Merchants including hotels and restaurants a lot of money. Why? Because the USC was a buddy of his. Why are we extending his contract. He is a really bad AD, and the only extension he deserves is one so we can move him out of G-Vegas
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C. E. Thomas on Compher, Montgomery under hot spotlight

I have often wondered why we seem to think adding twenty to thirty pounds of fat to a lineman would make that player a better athlete. Without naming any names, there is one lineman on offense who is obese and based on his lack of aggression should not be on scholarship at any college football program.
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Jim Cohen on Compher, Montgomery under hot spotlight

I understand firing Ruff...it was time. And Mo is struggling still with a program that was in a nose dive. What I don't understand and still upsets me...why the Compher extention? I need some answers.
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John Garner on Compher, Montgomery under hot spotlight

It's obvious that ECU will win only two or three games this year. They just don't have the talent to compete. Coupled with a three win season last year the handwriting is on the wall
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The Kidd on Compher, Montgomery under hot spotlight

I met a starting offensive linemen a few months ago. Nice guy. But he darn sure looked nothing like Terry Long, Tom Scott, etc. of the past. Those guys were fast, muscular as heck, very little fat with the perception of mean. This kid was suppose to be a star on our offensive line. I told my buddy at the time he looked overweight and why was he sporting a "man bun"? In a testosterone laden sport like football where strength, speed, brains and a little streak of meanness are good things I can't understand this with our coaching staff. I don't want to be hard on this kid --- because lets face, the entire team looked like a powder puff womens team. What I DO expect is the coaching staff PREPARE these guys for battle. This kid, and the team, in my opinion, was not prepared by the strength coach as well as the O line coach and on up the line. I hope they can light a fire under these players quickly or it will be a very long season!
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Lee on Compher, Montgomery under hot spotlight

Im more put of that the DFS project was one time on budget. Once Compher secured his new contract he announces it will take twice as long and needs more money. That misrepresentation and mismanagement is more reason to get rid of Comper.
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Jes Knappen on Lost night doesn’t mean lost season, yet

JMU shredded ECU’s preseason ECU hype balloon. Some Pirate talent, but Saturday night’s fragmented, inconsistent effort is indicative of a very long season.
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Tom Southern on Compher, Montgomery under hot spotlight

I'm not sure if we have the talent/leadership on this team to pull off a '73 type recovery. I have the same feeling as I did during the JT era.
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Bcreek on Lost night doesn’t mean lost season, yet

As a Gamecock and now son going to ECU we hated playing the Pirates because they were always solid. My first game in Greenville last Saturday and I was like...what the heck! This is not the ECU I remember.
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Jim Cohen on Lost night doesn’t mean lost season, yet

I think someone slipped a mickey into into the pregame meal. The team and staff looked anemic.
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Richard Palsha on Lost night doesn’t mean lost season, yet

Give Some! Take Some! You're PIRATES!!! Play like PIRATES!!!
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The Kidd on Lost night doesn’t mean lost season, yet

I saw a team that was just plain SCARED! When was the last time anyone saw an ECU QB run to the sideline on 3rd down instead of diving for the sticks while down by 7 at home against a fired up team? Did JMU get the snap count instead of our O line? Sure looked like it as our O line was hesitant, slow and manhandled. The defensive line can learn from the JMU tape about how to dominate an O line. Its a lesson in how not to be pushed around. Did our linebackers even play? Was I watching the ECU Powder Puff team? Testosterone, anyone? Anywhere? I want our med school to physically check all players and coaches for a full pair of cohones. I've seen worse team during my 35 years of season tickets but they all had heart (even in the '80's). This team had better remove the tampons and dig out the old jock strap because now we start the season against real men playing smash mouth football at WV, VT and USF!
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The Kidd on Pirates staring potential disaster in the eye

This team was just plain SCARED! Our offensive line was consistently beaten off the line and beaten up in general. You would have thought JMU had the snap count instead of ECU. Slow motion, hesitation, manhandled. Our defensive line should watch the game film on how to dominate an offensive line. Jeez, I thought i was watching powder puff football (with the exception of the punter). Where were our linebackers? Better have coach check to see if they truly have a full pair. As a matter of fact, we'd better get the med school to check every member of the team including the coaching staff. Testosterone anyone? We need it I've been a season ticket holder for 35 years and have seen worse teams talent wise but they all had HEART. They were tough, smart and mean. It is time for this team to remove the tampons and locate the old jock straps, boys, because WV, VT and USF are on the horizon!
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