Rat Poison and Coming Home – BG Falcon Media

If you would have told every BGSU football fan that these Falcons would lose seven to #8 Penn State and six to #25 Texas A&M both Every fan would have accepted that immediately.

For the average fan, we might count the last two games as moral victories for BG, but that's true Scot Löffler, These losses hurt like all others.

“OYour attitude is that anyone The we play, was becomes go try to win the game. She wanted to win the game, and we not. That is Why was not becomes Eat the rat poison that is outside. “

“Oh, you did great; moral victory. Well, no. We lost the football game and were able to win it. We have a good football team And if you have good football team You go out and Try to win everyone single Game.“

A few years ago? Loeffler and the Falcons would jump for joy when this result occurs But that is no longer the mindset.

“I like our mentality with our teamShe were amazed. 2 years ago When We went to the games How three years ago, You are I just hope to survive,” Loeffler said. “We would jump up and down and do cartwheels and somersaults all the way returned from College Station three years ago.”

Yes, It might feel good for a mid-tier team to let these previous two teams compete until the end. But Löffler do not want Listen or give in to the rat poison that the media is spreading.

“I not think was becomes Eat the rat poisoning at all. That is not my nature, not my nature at all.”

Löffler ensures that his team has 24 hours Rule whether that is after a loss or a win to put it to bed and prepare for the next game.

“IHave Have a 24 hour rule. You have destroyed the great victoriesYou Put the hard losses to bed because you tilt change them. With all the noise out there, It is Really Similar to the preseason rankings. It is Really similar to recruiting rankings. None of this matters.”

In any game where you lose by one point, you can do this light Look back and say that certain plays influenced the outcome.

You could play this “what if” Play anything you want Game, And any Team. But what about the plays? that she has carried out, and more important perform well?

“YYou are Be prepared when your numbers call You have I've done it over and over and over and over and over again the right way, as your number is calledyou execute,” Loeffler said. “There Was much really good Plays we made in this game. But you always remember the two or three that could have changed the game And What was try to eliminate as a coach and In Players are these two or three.”

Games that get to the point habit will stop soon, especially when MAC playback begins.

“Wbefore I'm going to play some games It is It will come down to the end and we want to be on the positive side of these two or three plays compared to our opponent.”

Safety for young people Darius Lorfills preaches a lot of what Loeffler said as as well as focuses on the little things.

“SSometimes 3 or 4 moves in an entire game can be the difference between winning and losing the game. So I have that feeling was make progress and Only pay attention to the little things.”

A look in advance, The Falcons host the Old Dominion Monarchs for the School 102nd Edition of Bowling Greens Homecoming.

The will be the first home game since then The Falcons defeated the Fordham Rams back on August 29th.

what is better than playing at home?

Loeffler, along with his player are beyond excited to be home.

“WWe're getting jacked to get home. This amount that we What I had in week 1 was great and I think So I have a ridiculous performance for this ODU game. I want to encourage everyone in the community to come out.”

Senior running back Jamaal Johnson said a lot of it.

“IIt is I think it will be a very nice home game It is It will be a good environment.”

Kickoff for this Saturday is set at 5:00 p.m. you can listen at Falcon radio where Falcon Media Sports Networks Rhys Patrykus and Carter Leonard will host the conversation and coverage begins at 4:45 p.m