Strength Coach Hire

Mon Jan 18, 2016 8:51 am

While I'm at it, Bohl needs to go after the NDSU Strength & Conditioning coach, Jim Kramer, as well. He has been one of the most, if not THE most, important part of that dynasty as anyone. Been there like 13 years and was previously in Colorado Springs at the USOC. Pay the man his money!

Mon Jan 18, 2016 12:29 pm

Wyowilly2015 wrote:While I'm at it, Bohl needs to go after the NDSU Strength & Conditioning coach, Jim Kramer, as well. He has been one of the most, if not THE most, important part of that dynasty as anyone. Been there like 13 years and was previously in Colorado Springs at the USOC. Pay the man his money!

But does he have a neat slogan?

Mon Jan 18, 2016 1:02 pm

SDPokeFan wrote:
Wyowilly2015 wrote:While I'm at it, Bohl needs to go after the NDSU Strength & Conditioning coach, Jim Kramer, as well. He has been one of the most, if not THE most, important part of that dynasty as anyone. Been there like 13 years and was previously in Colorado Springs at the USOC. Pay the man his money!
But does he have a neat slogan?

And is he a grand master trainer?

Mon Jan 18, 2016 2:40 pm

And........does he chew?

Mon Jan 18, 2016 4:45 pm

More importantly, is he Cowboy Tough?

Mon Jan 18, 2016 5:06 pm

wyokoke wrote:More importantly, is he Cowboy Tough?

And most importantly, will he ride for the brand?

Mon Jan 18, 2016 5:34 pm

I doubt whoever it is will not #wardaddyup

Tue Jan 19, 2016 9:01 am

Lucky the kids are still buying into it. I have a marketing background, and as fans we can mock the cute little slogans, but it works. And if players are buying in, that is all we got.

Tue Jan 19, 2016 9:45 am

djm19 wrote:Lucky the kids are still buying into it. I have a marketing background, and as fans we can mock the cute little slogans, but it works. And if players are buying in, that is all we got.

Yup. It's not just kids that dig slogans, either. Every NFL team has something cute they say.

Tue Jan 19, 2016 10:24 am

BackHarlowRoad wrote:
djm19 wrote:Lucky the kids are still buying into it. I have a marketing background, and as fans we can mock the cute little slogans, but it works. And if players are buying in, that is all we got.
Yup. It's not just kids that dig slogans, either. Every NFL team has something cute they say.

Yeah, isn't something with their slogan deal the reason Carolina had a baseball bat for warmups for the Odell game? Keep swinging or something along those lines?

Tue Jan 19, 2016 11:35 am

wyokoke wrote:
BackHarlowRoad wrote:
djm19 wrote:Lucky the kids are still buying into it. I have a marketing background, and as fans we can mock the cute little slogans, but it works. And if players are buying in, that is all we got.
Yup. It's not just kids that dig slogans, either. Every NFL team has something cute they say.
Yeah, isn't something with their slogan deal the reason Carolina had a baseball bat for warmups for the Odell game? Keep swinging or something along those lines?

Yeah, it was "bring the wood."

Every coach has a saying or phrase they like. It's nothing to bitch about.

Tue Jan 19, 2016 12:18 pm

BackHarlowRoad wrote:
wyokoke wrote:
BackHarlowRoad wrote:
djm19 wrote:Lucky the kids are still buying into it. I have a marketing background, and as fans we can mock the cute little slogans, but it works. And if players are buying in, that is all we got.
Yup. It's not just kids that dig slogans, either. Every NFL team has something cute they say.
Yeah, isn't something with their slogan deal the reason Carolina had a baseball bat for warmups for the Odell game? Keep swinging or something along those lines?
Yeah, it was "bring the wood."

Every coach has a saying or phrase they like. It's nothing to bitch about.

My opinion, "War Daddy" was a lame, overused, and tired representation of the strength of our team. Bitching or not, I feel it appropriate to state my opinion (as others have as well). Regardless who the next strength coach is, hope he doesn't adopt the "War Daddy" mantra.

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.p ... =War+Daddy

Tue Jan 19, 2016 1:33 pm

djm19 wrote:Lucky the kids are still buying into it. I have a marketing background, and as fans we can mock the cute little slogans, but it works. And if players are buying in, that is all we got.

Impossible, the only thing coaches are allowed to use to get players/recruits to buy in are neon uniforms!

Tue Jan 19, 2016 1:45 pm

joshvanklomp wrote:
djm19 wrote:Lucky the kids are still buying into it. I have a marketing background, and as fans we can mock the cute little slogans, but it works. And if players are buying in, that is all we got.
Impossible, the only thing coaches are allowed to use to get players/recruits to buy in are neon uniforms!

YA! What you said! You are so right on the money! No 18 year old high school recruit gives a poop about uniforms / uniform combos, nor having their name on the back of their jersey. None of them.

I think you should lobby the NCAA to mandate 2 basic uniforms nationwide. Black, and White. If you are away, you wear white. At home, you wear black. No logos. No stripes. No colors. No variances whatsoever.

Tue Jan 19, 2016 10:35 pm

McPeachy wrote:
BackHarlowRoad wrote:
wyokoke wrote:
BackHarlowRoad wrote:
djm19 wrote:Lucky the kids are still buying into it. I have a marketing background, and as fans we can mock the cute little slogans, but it works. And if players are buying in, that is all we got.
Yup. It's not just kids that dig slogans, either. Every NFL team has something cute they say.
Yeah, isn't something with their slogan deal the reason Carolina had a baseball bat for warmups for the Odell game? Keep swinging or something along those lines?
Yeah, it was "bring the wood."

Every coach has a saying or phrase they like. It's nothing to bitch about.
My opinion, "War Daddy" was a lame, overused, and tired representation of the strength of our team. Bitching or not, I feel it appropriate to state my opinion (as others have as well). Regardless who the next strength coach is, hope he doesn't adopt the "War Daddy" mantra.

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.p ... =War+Daddy

From that URL:

War Daddy
It is an inmate slang term for a pimp in a male prison; one who sets up the deed liaisons, just like a pimp on the streets does. The opposite of a sugar daddy.
Hey, I am looking for a war daddy." Do you know of any in here?

Ummm.......

Sat Jan 23, 2016 9:22 am

You guys are delusional if you think Jim is going to leave NDSU for Wyoming so he can watch his career die similar to what is happening to Bohl, Vigen etc.

Sat Jan 23, 2016 9:27 am

2011BisonAlumni wrote:You guys are delusional if you think Jim is going to leave NDSU for Wyoming so he can watch his career die similar to what is happening to Bohl, Vigen etc.

Go back to your hole

Sat Jan 23, 2016 11:00 am

2011BisonAlumni wrote:You guys are delusional if you think Jim is going to leave NDSU for Wyoming so he can watch his career die similar to what is happening to Bohl, Vigen etc.

Lol.

Welcome to Wyonation. If you haven't figured it out yet, most of our posters are quite delusional.

Sat Jan 23, 2016 2:39 pm

BeaverPoke wrote:
2011BisonAlumni wrote:You guys are delusional if you think Jim is going to leave NDSU for Wyoming so he can watch his career die similar to what is happening to Bohl, Vigen etc.
Lol.

Welcome to Wyonation. If you haven't figured it out yet, most of our posters are quite delusional.

You might be the worst of all.

Sat Jan 23, 2016 4:12 pm

laxwyo wrote:
BeaverPoke wrote:
2011BisonAlumni wrote:You guys are delusional if you think Jim is going to leave NDSU for Wyoming so he can watch his career die similar to what is happening to Bohl, Vigen etc.
Lol.

Welcome to Wyonation. If you haven't figured it out yet, most of our posters are quite delusional.
You might be the worst of all.

Lol I'm delusional?
How so?

Because I don't spout off how great Bohl is? Because I don't see how we are winning the MWC in 2 seasons?
Because I see that Wyoming ranks in the 110-120 area out of 12 D1 teams?

Gotcha.