another croom artcile where he attempts to lay claim for our current success..

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Originally Posted by CadaverDawg

No, but I think when you become a head coach, you probably sink your entire everything into that program. So to expect someone to just cut ties and say "F em" after they're fired is not realistic. If he wants to feel like he's a part of this, I'm cool with it. I'd much rather him be a part of it from his couch in Nashville, than our sidelines.

But I agree with you that he had little if anything to do with our program getting to where it is now. He can claim helping us about as much as Torbush can at this point.

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I'm 100% with you. I don't mind that he feels like he had a part of it. Id much much rather him have the attitude he has than an attitude of pissing on us still like Ron polk. He can hop on the bandwagon, I'm all for it.

Crxxm told a St. Louis reporter that Byrne wanted him to compromise his "ethical standards" so he resigned.


Yep, Mullen and Crxxm are two peas in a pod.***

Delete. Double post.

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Originally Posted by M.Fillmore

Crxxm told a St. Louis reporter that Byrne wanted him to compromise his "ethical standards" so he resigned.

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Goodness I cannot stand that guy. Cronyism at it's finest.

By compromising his ethical standards, does he mean firing a completely inept OC?

If you can't see that he was willing to take out the trash our dumpster fire program had become then you are either too young or too ignorant to understand.

Croom for all his faults showed us that change had to happen. He was willing to be the catalyst.

I think it's disgraceful our fans cannot simply thank him for taking over what was one of the chaotic programs ever.

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Originally Posted by gravedigger

If you can't see that he was willing to take out the trash our dumpster fire program had become then you are either too young or too ignorant to understand.

Croom for all his faults showed us that change had to happen. He was willing to be the catalyst.

I think it's disgraceful our fans cannot simply thank him for taking over what was one of the chaotic programs ever.

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Seriously. What the heck, guys? Where does the anger come from?

He is a good man who did some good things here and ultimately did not win; he still supports and roots for the program. We are now #1 in the country. There is NO reason to still be angry with Croom. Just be happy with where we are and stop thinking about him if he bothers you for some reason.

Crooms fell asleep on a recruit's couch and was snoring. Think about that for a second. That was the guy we paid over a million dollars to as the coach of our program. The guy who fell asleep in a recruit's house

This is the guy that said he recruited a QB because he ran down the defender after throwing an interception

The guy that said he would retire before running a Spread offense

The guy that punted from the opponents 30 yard line

The guy that said he didn't care if we only made 2 inches- we were going to line up and run right at a Nick Saban coached LSU D

The guy said he knew we were going to lose to a 6-6 Maine team a year AFTER it happened saying they were more talented than us

The guy that lost a game while holding the opponent to a FG.

They guy that in 5 years couldn't put together a better offense than 103rd in the country

The guy that told Jackie Wayne that he didn't need any help meeting people or anything as he transitioned to coach. Totally blowing him off. And don't forget- they were both Bama guys

I wasn't angry until he gave multiple interviews claiming that he is a big part of the reason we are being successful now. Just shut up Croom, and I wouldn't even think about him

The guy that said we weren't as good in 2008 because we didn't score as many defensive TD's

**** that terrible ********** of a coach

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Originally Posted by gravedigger

If you can't see that he was willing to take out the trash our dumpster fire program had become then you are either too young or too ignorant to understand.

Croom for all his faults showed us that change had to happen. He was willing to be the catalyst.

I think it's disgraceful our fans cannot simply thank him for taking over what was one of the chaotic programs ever.

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MSU is #1 in the nation. Probably getting new traffic around here? Only to see how sorry a good amount of the opinions are. collectively lacking class.