CP's strength and conditioning coach reportedly advised a recently committed offensive line recruit: "You have two options. You can either get on the train and go for the ride or you can watch it leave." It seems like good advise for those football playing athletes still in high school who must soon decide whether or not to become Huskies, but doesn't it sound familiar?
This of course was a recruiter's pitch to a teenaged prep athlete looking for a scholarship, but we as front-running Dawgfans have heard a similiar pitch directed at us a million times before....... from doogs who put loyalty at all costs far above winning. The difference is that while we pay for the privilege of associating with Husky Football, we can't block, tackle, or score TD's and our only option is to wait on the sidelines for the right train to come along.
This of course was a recruiter's pitch to a teenaged prep athlete looking for a scholarship, but we as front-running Dawgfans have heard a similiar pitch directed at us a million times before....... from doogs who put loyalty at all costs far above winning. The difference is that while we pay for the privilege of associating with Husky Football, we can't block, tackle, or score TD's and our only option is to wait on the sidelines for the right train to come along.
