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https://twitter.com/BruceFeldmanCFB/status/829357644364214272?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw Dougherty was the passenger when Reaves got busted for DUI. Wondering if Oregon is able to get Dameyune Craig now.
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FizFashizzle posted:Texas AM They're perfect in the SEC
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Korranus posted:They're perfect in the SEC Texas schools already have their own conference to underperform in.
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Time posted:I don't know how people can follow recruiting after you read a paragraph like this. It's homeroom gossip filtering up to adults on the internet lmao yeah I agree. I just sign up for the free 247 alerts for general football stuff, but I'd never pay to get info on high school kids. That little diddy I saw on /r/cfb, but I've also seen it on other UGA blogs.
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Pakled posted:The one P5 school that sticks out as being in the wrong conference to me is WVU. WVU was for a short time in the 50s in the Southern Conference with the schools who broke off to form the ACC. They stuck around for a while longer and then went independent and realigned as a northeastern school, eventually helping form the Big East, only to see most of those schools break off to join the ACC. WVU has a history of bad conference luck.
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dphi posted:https://twitter.com/BruceFeldmanCFB/status/829357644364214272?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw Makes sense, he was an analyst with Fisch at Michigan.
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FizFashizzle posted:Texas AM Missouri in the SEC East
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Missouri in the SEC is weird unless you've been anywhere in Missouri outside of St. Louis and Kansas City and then it makes total sense. Them being in the "east" is dumb though, yeah
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FizFashizzle posted:Texas schools already have their own conference to underperform in. you mean HAD
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KKKLIP ART posted:Yeah the message board rumors are that after Solomon had that "gently caress Michigan" video posted, which he was with a bunch of UGA recruits, his Mom put the kabosh on UGA as a choice at all and Rocker went off. Before that Solomon was a silent commit and Kirby pit the blame of him ending up at Michigan on Rocker and felt like it was bad enough that Rocker had to go. Who knows how much is actually true though Solomon was a silent commit to Michigan the day after the "gently caress Michigan" video per other recruits in the class, so maybe that set him off. Recruiting is the best/worst
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UGA should have sent a better cake and Tracy Rocker would still have a job.
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Apparently he's staying, so MV can stop trolling and concede that Blazek sucks now, given that he does and all.
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I think he's fine but it will also be funny if he used Iowa to get a raise from Rutgers. Iowa's o line will be fine regardless of the coach as long as Ferentz is around so it's not a big deal
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Looks like Nebraska's remaining position coach opening is being filled by Bob Elliott, who has been everywhere (Iowa, MV?) and was with Diaco at Notre Dame. This guy
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charlie ragle went to cal to coach special teams. he was my middle school gym teacher and he'd holler at me when he drove down the street to and from school.
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Real Name Grover posted:Looks like Nebraska's remaining position coach opening is being filled by Bob Elliott, who has been everywhere (Iowa, MV?) and was with Diaco at Notre Dame. Bump Elliott's son, right? I was 11 for his last season at Iowa so I'm not really old enough to have strong opinions on his time as the secondary coach. Older fans seem to think he was fine and he would have coached some really good players. His tenure as D.C. wasn't very good but Iowa's recruiting fell apart at the end of Hayden's tenure because Hayden was old and sick, so I don't know if it was really his fault. Seems like he's spent a lot of time since bouncing all over the Fry/Snyder tree. MourningView fucked around with this message at 21:42 on Feb 9, 2017 |
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MourningView posted:Bump Elliott's son, right? The same!
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Bump was the best thing to ever happen to Iowa athletics by a mile so I fully support his family coasting on his name for as long as possible. Dude hired Hayden, Lute Olson, Tom Davis, C. Vivian Stringer, and Dan motherfucking Gable.
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The man also took a bone marrow transplant in the late 90s for a rare cancer and got a kidney from his sister four years ago. #grit
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Saucer Crab posted:WVU was for a short time in the 50s in the Southern Conference with the schools who broke off to form the ACC. They stuck around for a while longer and then went independent and realigned as a northeastern school, eventually helping form the Big East, only to see most of those schools break off to join the ACC. WVU has a history of bad conference luck. WVU was also caught in a rough spot, because the Big East wasn't viable moving forward, the SEC wasn't interested in them, and the ACC has a lot of bad blood with WVU in recent history. ACC is the best fit in terms of rivalries that WVU fans care about, but politics aren't going to let that happen for a long while; the Big XII is better than the alternative for now.
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After his dismissal as Auburn head coach, Chizik spent two years with his family. He only decided to join North Carolinas as defensive coordinator because it worked with his family. Now he’s getting out of the game on his own terms. The 55-year-old Chizik won national titles as a Texas assistant in 2005 and Auburn head coach in 2010. “The past two years at the University of North Carolina and the opportunity to work with Coach Fedora have been a blessing, and I'm extremely proud of the success we enjoyed," Chizik said in a release. "I have always told my players family should come before football, and it's time for me to follow my own advice. “I look forward to watching my own son play the game I've dedicated my life and career to for the next two years, and I look forward to the simple joys of being a father and husband I've missed out on."
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Marquis de Pyro posted:Bump Elliot actually sucks and was bad Strong evidence that he was actually good and cool right here
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MourningView posted:Strong evidence that he was actually good and cool right here 2nd worst winning % of any coach in the history of Michigan. However, I do like Rich Rod who is by far the worst, so maybe Bump can still be cool. Also, as a fun bonus, Bump Elliot's catastrophic win % is significantly better than the University of Rutgers all time win % so he has that going for him
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Coach Kool promoted to assistant head coach. guessing someone tried to poach him.
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Dilber posted:Coach Kool promoted to assistant head coach. guessing someone tried to poach him. He apparently had interest from the Saints and other teams in the NFL
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pillsburysoldier posted:After his dismissal as Auburn head coach, Chizik spent two years with his family. He only decided to join North Carolinas as defensive coordinator because it worked with his family. Now he’s getting out of the game on his own terms. The 55-year-old Chizik won national titles as a Texas assistant in 2005 and Auburn head coach in 2010. Typically anyone resigning to spend time with their family got to choose to resign or get fired.
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Pakled posted:
I saw one report saying he was being treated, and another report saying he had to be hospitalized. Get well, Purple Wizard 
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Bill Snyder's been diagnosed with throat cancer. He released a statementBill posted:“I feel bad having to release this information about my health in this manner prior to sharing it in person with so many personal friends, distant family, players and their families, past and present, and many of the Kansas State football family so close to our program,” Snyder said. “But, with so much talk presently out there, I certainly owe it to everyone to make them aware of my condition.
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DJExile posted:Bill Snyder's been diagnosed with throat cancer. He released a statement Included in his will will be a hand-written note congratulating cancer on a well-fought battle.
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DJExile posted:Bill Snyder's been diagnosed with throat cancer. He released a statement He obviously knows that Kansas State is going to return to their pre-Snyder levels of suck once he's gone, so continuing to coach is a pretty honorable thing to do.
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Jeffrey Sandusky, 41-year-old son of ex-Penn State assistant coach Jerry Sandusky, charged with child sexual abuse Things are going well I see...
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SeaborneClink posted:Jeffrey Sandusky, 41-year-old son of ex-Penn State assistant coach Jerry Sandusky, charged with child sexual abuse Like father, like son.
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