Mike Price Always Had a Football Equal to "The Cable Guy"

I always think Mike Price always had a Football Equal to "The Cable Guy", who's memory was like Fish, and instead of the best Comics arguing and fighting over the same role, the impulsiveness and forgetfulness bit one of the Sports Greatest and Most Public Upsets in the Bud.

I'd feel like that was always common when he was building Washington State Cougars Football, when Houston and BYU still hogged the Cougars Nickname in College Sports. When it was the 60 Day Conference Outburst when USC was 1st Bad, Bob Torpedo, the Unflattering Nickname for Bob Toledo, didn't actively throw a roadmap to Edgerrin James at the Time to Block Arizona's Rose Bowl, which would have been a Great Rose Bowl on its own.

The old saying "Much Rather Have an Apple Cup than Washington Go to the Rose Bowl" still is true in the Palouse. Washington State has made it a habit to make anyone great like Pizza Hut, and before that force of habit was a force of habit later.

I would think where this got worse, was when Washington State had the opportunity to upset Michigan from a Crystal Football and really upset Bo Schembeckler to his last day, but, the Notebook Guy flipped over the wrong play and that bit Washington State where it hurt.

That part of the country, in Late 1997, even, did not have nice things, even in a period when Nice Things trumped Hard Work. I always think Washington State has been a cursed program, in no small hand to Ryan Leaf.

Dennis Erickson was a Madman even in a time full of them. Mike Price didn't sign his contract, thinking he'd get around to it eventually, which eventually never came, and that left Alabama a Butt of Jokes Nationally.

I'd feel Mike Leach never wanted to be there, like John Mackovick and instead of hiding from the boosters like Daycare, Mike Leach had the nerve to talk about War Games and Speak to Massillon. I know he wasn't a Head Coach or a Coach in his 20's, but, I always suspect his Social Skills. Nick Rolovich, his difference was needing to keep Hawaii a Powerhouse through the Pacific, which is an awkwardly bad glove.