[NU Sports] If Pittsburgh wins does the "curse" get broken?
John A. DeGroat
johnadeg at bellatlantic.net
Tue Jan 24 06:58:29 CST 2006
It just looked to me that everything went south after the Penn STate
loss. I'm not sure that the comparison of the football and basketball
program is valid. Carmody had nothing to build on, Walker did. I
suspect that Carmody may very well be somewhere else if things don't
turn around, voluntarily or involuntarily, nonetheless Carmody hs a
better reputation as a basketball coach than does Walker as a football
coach; listen to the comments of the announcers; they still rave about
Carmody s being one of the smartest college coaches. I think the
basketball loss to Penn State was more devastating than the one in
football because NU was so much further ahead in the basketball game.
John DeGroat
NEONRye at aol.com wrote:
> How come a Penn State loss (much more of a heartbreaker) didn't take
> the heart out of our football team as well? Perhaps there is a
> difference in coaching (and I know the sports are quite distinct)
> between RW and BC. That's Coach Carmody's job--to keep the team's
> spirit up and to keep it focused. If this team collapses because of
> the loss of one game they should probably have won, Mark Murphy may be
> more disgusted than Bill Carmody.
>
> Paul Levinson
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