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Hinkelman, take II
Posted: Thu Oct 13, 2005 12:12 am
by BozoneCat
http://www.bozemandailychronicle.com/ar ... 03hink.txt
Very good article. Well-written, and the little bits of humor were actually funny this time. I hope this is a better indication of what we can expect from Andrew in the future.
BTW, nice article on the men's basketball team, Jeff!
Re: Hinkelman, take II
Posted: Thu Oct 13, 2005 12:19 am
by Down With the Foe!
BozoneCat wrote:http://www.bozemandailychronicle.com/ar ... 03hink.txt
Very good article. Well-written, and the little bits of humor were actually funny this time. I hope this is a better indication of what we can expect from Andrew in the future.
BTW, nice article on the men's basketball team, Jeff!
Go ahead and hate Hink for the first article....but 3 years from now you guys will love him.
Posted: Thu Oct 13, 2005 12:35 am
by BozoneCat
I should also make it clear that I don't think this is a "great" article simply because it was complimentary towards the Cats (while also getting in a subtle little dig at Hauck for closing practice last week), and last week's article was "bad" simply because it was not very complimentary towards the Cats. If you read any of my posts, you will know that I see plenty of faults with the Bobcats and I'm not afraid to air my opinion. I don't think you are ever doing yourself a favor if you fail to look for areas in which to improve. If you can't identify any areas that are lacking (i.e., some egriz "sugarcoaters"), then how are you ever going to address those faults? If a reporter wants to do that, I have no problem with that (i.e., Welsch's article about Bobcat basketball games last season). My only point of contention with Hinkelman's first article was the unabashed pot shots he took at Bobcat fans, and namely those of us who post on this board.
In summary, not every article has to be (or should be, for that matter) a gushing review of how great all Bobcat fans, teams, players, and coaches are. I think it is actually nice to get some outside perspective on how things appear to a non-biased outsider, because that probably gives us the best input on how we can improve things in Bobcatland.
I don't like the cheapshots at Bobcat fans, though. And until Bobby Hauck cures cancer, refers to us as "Montana" State and/or the "Bobcats", actually calls our players by their formal names, doesn't pout like an immature child when his teams lose, and solves the problems in the Middle East, please don't write about why he is such a great guy and why I should like him!!!

Posted: Thu Oct 13, 2005 8:08 am
by 94VegasCat
I dont think I will read Hinks articles. Because I don't have to.

Posted: Thu Oct 13, 2005 8:41 am
by kmax
BozoneCat wrote:I should also make it clear that I don't think this is a "great" article simply because it was complimentary towards the Cats (while also getting in a subtle little dig at Hauck for closing practice last week), and last week's article was "bad" simply because it was not very complimentary towards the Cats. If you read any of my posts, you will know that I see plenty of faults with the Bobcats and I'm not afraid to air my opinion. I don't think you are ever doing yourself a favor if you fail to look for areas in which to improve. If you can't identify any areas that are lacking (i.e., some egriz "sugarcoaters"), then how are you ever going to address those faults? If a reporter wants to do that, I have no problem with that (i.e., Welsch's article about Bobcat basketball games last season). My only point of contention with Hinkelman's first article was the unabashed pot shots he took at Bobcat fans, and namely those of us who post on this board.
In summary, not every article has to be (or should be, for that matter) a gushing review of how great all Bobcat fans, teams, players, and coaches are. I think it is actually nice to get some outside perspective on how things appear to a non-biased outsider, because that probably gives us the best input on how we can improve things in Bobcatland.
I don't like the cheapshots at Bobcat fans, though. And until Bobby Hauck cures cancer, refers to us as "Montana" State and/or the "Bobcats", actually calls our players by their formal names, doesn't pout like an immature child when his teams lose, and solves the problems in the Middle East, please don't write about why he is such a great guy and why I should like him!!!

Couldn't have said it better myself, thanks Bozone.
And for those that did read Hinks latest article, this picture from Jensen that I put up in the Weber Pictures thread is a shot of the play he is describing.

Posted: Thu Oct 13, 2005 11:29 am
by SenorWeezer
BozoneCat wrote:I should also make it clear that I don't think this is a "great" article simply because it was complimentary towards the Cats (while also getting in a subtle little dig at Hauck for closing practice last week), and last week's article was "bad" simply because it was not very complimentary towards the Cats. If you read any of my posts, you will know that I see plenty of faults with the Bobcats and I'm not afraid to air my opinion. I don't think you are ever doing yourself a favor if you fail to look for areas in which to improve. If you can't identify any areas that are lacking (i.e., some egriz "sugarcoaters"), then how are you ever going to address those faults? If a reporter wants to do that, I have no problem with that (i.e., Welsch's article about Bobcat basketball games last season). My only point of contention with Hinkelman's first article was the unabashed pot shots he took at Bobcat fans, and namely those of us who post on this board.
In summary, not every article has to be (or should be, for that matter) a gushing review of how great all Bobcat fans, teams, players, and coaches are. I think it is actually nice to get some outside perspective on how things appear to a non-biased outsider, because that probably gives us the best input on how we can improve things in Bobcatland.
I don't like the cheapshots at Bobcat fans, though. And until Bobby Hauck cures cancer, refers to us as "Montana" State and/or the "Bobcats", actually calls our players by their formal names, doesn't pout like an immature child when his teams lose, and solves the problems in the Middle East, please don't write about why he is such a great guy and why I should like him!!!

Bab(b)y Hack would definitely need to do ALL of the above! BozoneCat's last paragraph couldn't have been better put and certainly summarizes why Bobcat fans (or any fans outside of mushoola) don't like OR
respect him!
Posted: Thu Oct 13, 2005 12:40 pm
by Eastcoastgriz
SenorWeezer wrote:BozoneCat wrote:I should also make it clear that I don't think this is a "great" article simply because it was complimentary towards the Cats (while also getting in a subtle little dig at Hauck for closing practice last week), and last week's article was "bad" simply because it was not very complimentary towards the Cats. If you read any of my posts, you will know that I see plenty of faults with the Bobcats and I'm not afraid to air my opinion. I don't think you are ever doing yourself a favor if you fail to look for areas in which to improve. If you can't identify any areas that are lacking (i.e., some egriz "sugarcoaters"), then how are you ever going to address those faults? If a reporter wants to do that, I have no problem with that (i.e., Welsch's article about Bobcat basketball games last season). My only point of contention with Hinkelman's first article was the unabashed pot shots he took at Bobcat fans, and namely those of us who post on this board.
In summary, not every article has to be (or should be, for that matter) a gushing review of how great all Bobcat fans, teams, players, and coaches are. I think it is actually nice to get some outside perspective on how things appear to a non-biased outsider, because that probably gives us the best input on how we can improve things in Bobcatland.
I don't like the cheapshots at Bobcat fans, though. And until Bobby Hauck cures cancer, refers to us as "Montana" State and/or the "Bobcats", actually calls our players by their formal names, doesn't pout like an immature child when his teams lose, and solves the problems in the Middle East, please don't write about why he is such a great guy and why I should like him!!!

Bab(b)y Hack would definitely need to do ALL of the above! BozoneCat's last paragraph couldn't have been better put and certainly summarizes why Bobcat fans (or any fans outside of mushoola) don't like OR
respect him!
Hink is dead wrong, there is no irrational dislike for Hauck.
Posted: Thu Oct 13, 2005 1:11 pm
by BozoneCat
Glad we all agree!

Posted: Thu Oct 13, 2005 8:58 pm
by bozbobcat
Well, this article is an improvement over the first. It has some good information and has less references to the Grizzlies. I hope that Hink keeps up the improvement. He still has a long way to go with Bobcat fans. Anyway, no one has said anything about Tim Dumas at the Chronicle. He's really a good reporter. What do you think?
Posted: Thu Oct 13, 2005 9:07 pm
by kmax
bozbobcat wrote:Well, this article is an improvement over the first. It has some good information and has less references to the Grizzlies. I hope that Hink keeps up the improvement. He still has a long way to go with Bobcat fans. Anyway, no one has said anything about Tim Dumas at the Chronicle. He's really a good reporter. What do you think?
I agree, Dumas writes some very good articles about the Cats.
Posted: Fri Oct 14, 2005 10:22 am
by kcatz
Let's see what we get from the late game this week. Usually anything that occurs in the world after oh, say 3:00 pm fails to make the Chronicle. At best I am hoping for the score anything else will be a miracle.
Still waiting to see the results from MSU Spring rodeo

Posted: Fri Oct 14, 2005 10:42 am
by CARDIAC_CATS
kmax wrote:bozbobcat wrote:Well, this article is an improvement over the first. It has some good information and has less references to the Grizzlies. I hope that Hink keeps up the improvement. He still has a long way to go with Bobcat fans. Anyway, no one has said anything about Tim Dumas at the Chronicle. He's really a good reporter. What do you think?
I agree, Dumas writes some very good articles about the Cats.
Dumas does a very good job writing about Bozeman area sports and the Bobcats!