The Good, The Bad, the Ugly and the Truely Pathetic of Chad

The Good:
First years recruiting.
Firing Chad.

The Bad: 
In spite of an overall record of 14-22, Chad is hired.  Maybe they thought they were hiring Gus, Jr.
Season 2 game 1, Portland St.  winning 20-13.  the only game we held an opponent under 20.
Losing to Kentucky when they started a WR at QB.  He had better passing numbers than our QBs did.


The Ugly;
Game 2 at Colorado St.  led 27-9 midway through the 3rd quarter, lose 34-27.
Game 7 losing to Ole Miss in LR when we outplayed them but couldn't finish.
Game 9 Vanderbilt runs all over the hogs in Fayetteville 45-31.
Chad dancing after giving up 34 to Colorado St and the game being tied entering the 4th quarter.


The Truely Pathetic;
Game 3 North Texas pummels the hogs 44-17.  ?What?  The game was highlighted by at 90 yard punt return for a TD when they caught a punt and acted like it was a fair catch. 
Games 11 - 12 losing to Miss St and Mizzou by a combined 90-6.
Losing to San Jose St in season 2. Starkel 5 INTs.
Getting hammered by a bad Miss St team at home.
Getting hammered by WKU (who lost to UCA) at home.




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