All people are different. When I retire I will just walk away. Left jobs that way. Gen Z is more relational than X but will ghost.
Im sure no one is more disapointed in his play than he is. He is here for himself, not boomers or xers.
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Im sure no one is more disapointed in his play than he is. He is here for himself, not boomers or xers.
...and when he has stolen defensive signals so knows what the defense is going to do.
Didn't Cade's one decent season at Michigan occur when Harbaugh had Stallions doing the sign stealing?
I'm sure there are a lot of programs who would love to hype up the "QB with a B1G championship and CFP experience coming to our team" aspect of it. Sound familiar?
Yea but now you have two years of seeing him being poor to terrible at a big ten school in between Michigan and wherever he ends up.
No, your question that I replied to is below:
“Why?? Did the walk on offensive lineman that never played get the same applause as Jay Higgins?? Is there a rule you need to clap the same for everyone?!?”
I responded, with the answer to you asking “why?” I totally stand behind my originall reply. . And now you are changing the original question you asked in subsequent posts.
The rant about (me) being the “clap police” was douchey especially since I did not post anything about how much or how little clapping each should receive. I only stated why the walk on that did not see the field gets their applause.
“Why?? Did the walk on offensive lineman that never played get the same applause as Jay Higgins?? Is there a rule you need to clap the same for everyone?!?”
I responded, with the answer to you asking “why?” I totally stand behind my originall reply. . And now you are changing the original question you asked in subsequent posts.
The rant about (me) being the “clap police” was douchey especially since I did not post anything about how much or how little clapping each should receive. I only stated why the walk on that did not see the field gets their applause.
Cade himself also basically admitted on one of the Vandeberg podcasts that no other team was really interested. Kirk gambled on him. I wish it would have worked out for everyone involved, but it didn't.
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You literally made up a question which appears to be, “Why should we honor guys that didn’t play or played poorly?” and then pretend that I asked that.
I asked simply why was Cade jusfited in not walking because he wouldn’t have gotten a loud applause.
And then I asked did certain players get the same applause as others. Which obviously didn’t happen.
That's actually not correct. The situations between Cade and All were very different.
The University of Michigan Hospital is world class but that doesn't mean they have all the best doctors (duh). In conjunction with the hospital, our AD has an extensive list of approved specialists for all the different procedures...not only from the US but globally.
In All's case, he first saw a few on the list and they all agreed with the Umich doctors who said he shouldn't do the surgery. He then went off the list and found a surgeon who had never done it before. The rift happened when the Umich doctors wouldn't clear him JUST on the word of the unapproved surgeon...they never said never...they just they had to do their own tests before clearing.
In Cade's situation he actually went to an approved doctor (he actually got the referral from Umich!!!)....one who has done surgeries on other Michigan athletes. If this guy had cleared him to play his word would have been enough for medical. But the rift happened before he had the surgery. It happened when he disassociated himself from the team mid-season while he was still a captain (something All didn't do btw). Cade kind of (understatement) acted like a little biatch when he lost his job. All spent some time in A2 before the draft last year and was welcomed back with open arms.
No... Stallions was hired, full time, the year after
I still think that was a way for the coaches to let everyone save face. And CM is thanking them for that by...doing whatever it is he's doing now.
Are you this forgetful or a liar? You asked:
And I answered the “why.”
Maybe you’re drunk…
Because you didn’t answer the question I asked. Unless your answer is that everyone deserves to be applauded the same, because then you are living in a fantasy world.
So you don’t think Iowa did a complete physical on him to make sure he was medically cleared? Because if you don’t then you’re ridiculous. We took a chance and it didn’t work out, for many reasons. But when you’re as desperate for a QB as we were/are you do certain things.
Obviously, it didn't work out as anyone wanted, Cade, Kirk, players, and fans included. I know he's had poor health, but he's been well compensated and you can't quit on your team like that, so to Cade I say:
I did answer your first question, and very specifically in fact, of why the walk on who does not see the field in games gets recognized, and receives applause?
I do not need to answer your follow up question b/c I am not the arbiter of applause or clapping. It is each person’s own decision. Nowhere did I ever say some players will, or should get more or less applause than someone else. What amount of applause each playet gets is what they get. But I answered your ignorant question, and clarified things when you tried to deny asking it,
The thought of Cade getting a seventh season makes me angry about Drew Ott all over again.
That was not the damn question. Can you not comprehend that?!?
You are just making stuff up. It’s actually pretty funny to see you twist yourself into a pretzel.
Does no one listen to podcasts? On the Legends and Listeners they said Cade did not show up for practice on Tuesday and Wednesday of the Maryland game week. Hes lucky he is still on the team in my opinion. Kirk is showing him some grace and I think he's going to try for another season with another program which is why he didn't do senior day stuff.
He didn’t show up for practice?!?!? According to all these Kirk and Cade apologists that would be impossible!
Not the question? I actually included your quote asking the question. You asked the question in Post #14. See post #14 where you post a question? I chose to answer the question and only that one. Do, go back and see post #14 and tel me I am making up your question.,,
“I did answer your first question, and very specifically in fact, of why the walk on who does not see the field in games gets recognized, and receives applause?”
You stated a question, above, I didn’t ask.
Only after you went full douche on my answering a question you did make, then tried to deny asking the question.,, I can’t keep track of all of your false claims and denials, I apologize if at the end of it all I make a mistake. And mow back to the speculation on Cade..,
Agree on that. Cade quit on his team after being demoted, the reporters all know the full story and can’t tell it, they (Kirk and Cade) are now hiding behind the “concussion” stuff and now Cade pouted and wouldn’t walk for senior day. Good riddance Cade. You were awful as a Hawkeye and got paid handsomely for doing so.
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There is zero chance SWARM is paying him. Should he decide to stay, it will be for scholarship only.
I meant for another team. Kakert said last night he intends on entering the transfer portal.
I did not see Cade on the sideline, so if that was his intent that would explain why.
Lots of injuries the last few years and not many games played. May be trying for an exemption.
Of course. He won't be going to a P4 program that is the least bit competitive, but there are all kinds of G5 teams that could use some kind of novelty to get interest going in their lousy program, maybe even a place close to home for him (Nevada Wolfpack).
