northknoxvol
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WITH THE DOORS CLOSED, you first read it as, "Opportunity is nowhere"
THEN you read, WITH THE DOORS STILL CLOSED, "Opportunity...."
THEN you read, WHILE OPENING THE DOORS, "is NOW HERE".
So this rhetoric of it not making sense because of the "Opportu" and the "nity" once the doos are open is retarded because the "Opportunity" is there once the doors are open and therefore you must read opportunity first with the doors closed.
DAMN WHAT IS SO HARD TO UNDERSTAND ABOUT THIS??? Posters on the main board had a field day with this y-day.
WITH THE DOORS CLOSED, you first read it as, "Opportunity is nowhere"
THEN you read, WITH THE DOORS STILL CLOSED, "Opportunity...."
THEN you read, WHILE OPENING THE DOORS, "is NOW HERE".
So this rhetoric of it not making sense because of the "Opportu" and the "nity" once the doos are open is retarded because the "Opportunity" is there once the doors are open and therefore you must read opportunity first with the doors closed.
DAMN WHAT IS SO HARD TO UNDERSTAND ABOUT THIS??? Posters on the main board had a field day with this y-day.
If you have to have somebody posted at the door to explain the meaning of the slogan to the players, it's probably not a good one.
The whole opening the door scenario doesn't make sense anyway, because once you open the door, it doesn't say Opportunity Is Now Here; it says Opportu Is Now Nity Here.
Simply put, if opening the door is supposed to create a break between Now and Here, then naturally it must also create a break between the word or words above that, which is Opportunity.
Face it, it's an epic fail; easily as bad as our program picture, although at least our program isn't telling our players they're doomed to failure every time they walk into their own locker room. :whistling:
If you have to have somebody posted at the door to explain the meaning of the slogan to the players, it's probably not a good one.
The whole opening the door scenario doesn't make sense anyway, because once you open the door, it doesn't say Opportunity Is Now Here; it says Opportu Is Now Nity Here.
Simply put, if opening the door is supposed to create a break between Now and Here, then naturally it must also create a break between the word or words above that, which is Opportunity.
Face it, it's an epic fail; easily as bad as our program picture, although at least our program isn't telling our players they're doomed to failure every time they walk into their own locker room. :whistling:
Here's an epic fail for you. Gatorfootballfirst75YEARS.net
Damb, that's a looooooooooooooooooong time.
what is up with you people? this is pretty old and I'm sure someone from UT intentionally did this. It's like looking at the glass half-full or half-empty. At the state UT is in right now, I'm not surprised everyone sees it as "Opportunity is nowhere" vs the "Opportunity is now here"
Publications | Wittenberg University
Through UT's first 75 years of football, they were #11 on the list, going 423-185-42 (.683). And in the 44-45 years since, they were also #11 on the list; going 366-155-11 (.698) during that time.
All told, that moved UT to #9 overall on the All-Time win percentage list; so UT has jumped 2 spots in not quite 45 years. Also not too shabby considering it's harder to make significant jumps the higher on the list you get.
Basically all I got out of this post was: "Yes, UT's historical dominance far exceeds UF's, but we've been good for several decades."
Not a knock, just sayin' the last part of your argument makes no sense.
This isn't a screw up. At all. It's very deliberate. And it's a pretty simple concept.
How do people overcome mediocrity? Do you go after your dreams or do you wait for your dreams to come to you? Do you believe in being lucky, or do you believe that people make their own luck? That phrase is all about killer instinct. Those who seize opportunity are successful.
Really, this is pretty brilliant. I love it. Let people ridicule this. I think great leaders and achievers espouse this ethos and it should be ingrained in a true competitor.
It's not a screw up. It's a deliberate test of one's mindset.
1) there is a separation and it lies in the opening of door
2) it's a perspective exercise to encourage positive thinking even though it is easy to think negative.
Here's an epic fail for you. Gatorfootballfirst75YEARS.net
Damb, that's a looooooooooooooooooong time.
There is no way to argue that this was intentional. Either it's simply a screwup in the spacing of "Now Here" or it's a reference to the Wittenberg article and the screwup would be putting spaces between the individual words. Either way, it's a screwup.