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There was once an assistant coach in the MAC who told some very devout members of the Nation of Islam that he too was a member and that if they sent their kid to this school he would make sure he was guided on the righteous path, even greeted them with as-salamu alaykum. Parents are in love with it, kid signs up, parents show up for the home opener and the coach has a giant gently caress-off watch with a blinged out cross smack dab in the middle of it.
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It's theoretically possible to be a football coach and not an rear end in a top hat, but I've never seen it happen in real life. Bill Synder is obviously hiding something.
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bhsman posted:LSU's spring practice is today so here is a video of Ed Orgeron speaking incomprehensibly and hitting tackling dummies. He needs Nike overalls.
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Is there anyone who believes that their favorite team is dirty?
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Mar 7, 2015 21:11
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C2C - 2.0 posted:He needs Nike overalls. They need to put up in a MoCap suit for the next Godzilla movie.
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Mar 7, 2015 21:16
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bhsman posted:They need to put him in a rubber suit for the next Godzilla movie.
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Mar 7, 2015 21:37
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kayakyakr posted:Is there anyone who believes that their favorite team is dirty? I really wish they were.
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MourningView posted:I really wish they were. same
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kayakyakr posted:Is there anyone who believes that their favorite team is dirty?
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kittenmittons posted:It's theoretically possible to be a football coach and not an rear end in a top hat, but I've never seen it happen in real life. Bill Synder is obviously hiding something. He's probably a terminator underneath his skin or a dark wizard lord or something. e: football related, VT spring practice schedule is out and they finally reopened scrimmages to the media again, it'll be nice to be photographing football next month after the bitter pill that the basement of the ACC basketball cellar was this winter 
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Detroit_Dogg posted:There was once an assistant coach in the MAC who told some very devout members of the Nation of Islam that he too was a member and that if they sent their kid to this school he would make sure he was guided on the righteous path, even greeted them with as-salamu alaykum. Parents are in love with it, kid signs up, parents show up for the home opener and the coach has a giant gently caress-off watch with a blinged out cross smack dab in the middle of it. Was it at Akron?
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Eltoasto posted:Bonus, pretty sure that was Sharif Floyd, who he stole away from OSU. Causing lots of posts about Urban that would then need to be deleted years later. My memory is a little fuzzy bc of the rage-induced amnesia I've suffered between 10-14, but I think it was Ronald Powell.
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Mar 8, 2015 01:54
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kayakyakr posted:Is there anyone who believes that their favorite team is dirty? Basketball? Oh my god Arizona's probably dirty as hell.
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LeeMajors posted:My memory is a little fuzzy bc of the rage-induced amnesia I've suffered between 10-14, but I think it was Ronald Powell. Ah maybe, I found this from one of Floyd's coaches: quote:"Sharrif was really confused and put a call into Coach Meyer. When they spoke Coach Meyer told him that he had a ‘dream' the night before, and that Coach Meyer saw himself on the sideline coaching Sharrif. Told him that is was a 'message from God that I should come back and coach, as I guess if it's my time to die, I'd rather die on the sidelines coaching you than anywhere else in the world.'"
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Eltoasto posted:Ah maybe, I found this from one of Floyd's coaches: Ah, it was Floyd. pillsburysoldier posted:Muschamp needs a statue in Tallahassee Jimbo doesn't tighten that ship Muschamp may end up with more wins in Tallahassee after all.
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kayakyakr posted:Is there anyone who believes that their favorite team is dirty? Just drove past UO athletic facilities today. I consider those a 'broad daylight' violation of something probably. Especially after experiencing what science faculty have to suffer.
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VT being dirty? Frank made a swear jar for his assistants a few years ago. As much as I don't care much about bending or breaking the rules in recruiting and wish we had a staff willing to do what everyone else does to land these top kids, VT's about as clean as they come. Whatever issues I have with Frank these past 5 years I can't take away the fact that there doesn't seem to be a dishonest bone in his body and every last win he's gotten has been done the right way.
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Will Muschamp really cleaned up Florida's program by all accounts. Much like how you clean a fish before skinning it
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kayakyakr posted:Is there anyone who believes that their favorite team is dirty? my favorite teams are PSU and the Steelers, so yeah, they're dirty as hell and i cheer for satan
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kayakyakr posted:Is there anyone who believes that their favorite team is dirty? Oh yeah. Dirty as poo poo. Probably more than most because we've not been hit with violations lately.
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Mar 8, 2015 09:25
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kayakyakr posted:Is there anyone who believes that their favorite team is dirty? something something grode jar
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Forget being dirty, I'd love a coach who actually tried in recruiting instead of cowering in fear.
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I doubt Richt himself is dirty, but it would not surprise me in the least if there was some dirt down the assistant lines.
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I have learned on thing in 20 years of college football you don't win National championships with a honest program.
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Spiritus Nox posted:I'm really optimistic about Baylor's QB situation - a big shock, I'm sure. Seth Russell was Petty's backup for the past two years, showed promise in a lot of garbage time snaps, and by all accounts sounds like the man to beat for the job this year. Not as big an arm as Petty, but much, much faster and shiftier. I could see us running an offense similar to either what TCU did last year or what we ran when RG3 was around - only I like our supporting cast better than TCU's or RG3-era Baylor's. Backing him are Chris Johnson, a dual-threat guy who hasn't been talked about lately but was very highly recruited a couple years back, and Jarrett Stidham, one of the best QBs in last year's class. I liked Petty a whole lot, but I'm looking forward to seeing what any of these guys can do. No reason to think Briles won't get his yards out of whoever starts. Baylors qb is gonna surprise everyone and own this year, but just because for some reason everyone forgets about baylor qbs always being really good cause of their coach and system. Russell might even be better since hes fast. Petty was the first pure passer weve had in awhile. Johnsons reminds me of rg3 with a less accurate arm. I just want any semblance of an average corner/safety and well be ok
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Greataval posted:I have learned on thing in 20 years of college football you don't win National championships with a honest program. True. 
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Detroit_Dogg posted:There was once an assistant coach in the MAC who told some very devout members of the Nation of Islam that he too was a member and that if they sent their kid to this school he would make sure he was guided on the righteous path, even greeted them with as-salamu alaykum. Parents are in love with it, kid signs up, parents show up for the home opener and the coach has a giant gently caress-off watch with a blinged out cross smack dab in the middle of it. hahaha where was this?
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Frackie Robinson posted:Surely Jimbo has to be top 10? He's not actually the worst from his school.
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Raku posted:He's not actually the worst from his school. I thought we were talking active, not all time.
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kittenmittons posted:That's the last straw. Burn the NCAA to the ground. the oldest, whitest of rules
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Did this story get posted already? http://www.nytimes.com/2015/03/08/sports/ncaafootball/ryan-hoffman-a-unc-football-player-two-decades-ago-is-now-homeless.html Ryan Hoffman a former UNC lineman is now homeless and well, its just depressing.
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Holy poo poo that NY Times article. I hate that I love this sport
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This is why gently caress your entitled sense of fun and gently caress your whining about new rules ruining the game if those rules are there to make this a safer sport in any way possible. This stuff bothers me a little more every year and it's starting to become conflicting because I love this sport but I don't want these guys not knowing what a toaster does when they're 35. Hopefully this article will do Hoffman some good and someone will find him and get him some help.
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It's been talked about for weeks, no idea why it took this long to happen. Rhoades was hit and miss on his coaching hires but he's a great fundraiser. Expect Mizzou to start building big new facilities in coming years.
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