Jim Harbaugh the next Browns coach?
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I’d have to imagine Pat Shurmur is #2.
Yep. I remember the Browns had the ball at the Ratbirds 7 yard line with a timeout, 1st & goal with around 30 seconds to go. Seneca Wallace & Shurmer somehow let the clock run out.
Merry Christmas Eve indeed. ?
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I’d have to imagine Pat Shurmur is #2.
Yep. I remember the Browns had the ball at the Ratbirds 7 yard line with a timeout, 1st & goal with around 30 seconds to go. Seneca Wallace & Shurmer somehow let the clock run out.
Merry Christmas Eve indeed. ?
Yep. I remember the Browns had the ball at the Ratbirds 7 yard line with a timeout, 1st & goal with around 30 seconds to go. Seneca Wallace & Shurmer somehow let the clock run out.
Merry Christmas Eve indeed. ?
Yup... That was a colossal failure at it's finest... The Browns have this innate way of losing games... They have become experts at it...
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I’d have to imagine Pat Shurmur is #2.
Yep. I remember the Browns had the ball at the Ratbirds 7 yard line with a timeout, 1st & goal with around 30 seconds to go. Seneca Wallace & Shurmer somehow let the clock run out.
Merry Christmas Eve indeed. ?
Yep. I remember the Browns had the ball at the Ratbirds 7 yard line with a timeout, 1st & goal with around 30 seconds to go. Seneca Wallace & Shurmer somehow let the clock run out.
Merry Christmas Eve indeed. ?
Remember when Indy had the 31st ranked defense against the run with the Browns down by 7 or 10 points late in the 4th quarter? Anyway, Cleveland had the ball on Indy's 39 yard line with 4th and 1. Shurmur decided to punt the ball; and it went into the end zone like everyone but Shurmur knew it would. Game over. For a net gain of 19 yards only, he forfeited the chance to win the game. I thought my dad was sound asleep on his hospice bed until I heard "What a pussy!"
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Getting back to college head coaches, Texas A&M is expected to fire Jimbo Fisher.
He still has $76 million left on his contract.
Getting back to college head coaches, Texas A&M is expected to fire Jimbo Fisher.
He still has $76 million left on his contract.
The guy at Florida State right now might end up showing us Jimbo Fisher underachieved there as well (if that's possible for a guy that won a National Championship).
When I lived in Nashville and had season tickets to Vandy Games, they were so OUful I felt sorry enough for them that they became my 3rd favorite College football team to 1. Ohio State, 2. Syracuse. Outside of Ohio State spoiling us I'm not exactly that hard to please. I previously shared responses I replied to from fans that saw me wearing a Vandy T-shirt and a Browns hat. The sad thing was it wasn't all that far from people feeling sorry enough to throw money at me like I was a homeless orphan or something. They didn't but they certainly thought I loved me some OUful football...
Back to where I was going with all that, James Franklin CPR'd that program into winning 9 games back to back years on an SEC Schedule. He also beat UT and won back-to-back Bowl Games. That's pretty much as close to seeing a human being walking on water in Nashville. Unfortunately for him, I'm learning he's not a good enough coach to bring Penn State to the level of Michigan or Ohio State. I don't want him beating Ohio State; but I did want him to beat the Baltimore Ravens Coaching Farm Team from that School Up North.
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Getting back to college head coaches, Texas A&M is expected to fire Jimbo Fisher.
He still has $76 million left on his contract.
Getting back to college head coaches, Texas A&M is expected to fire Jimbo Fisher.
He still has $76 million left on his contract.
I dunno about that. He's had to play without his best QB through most of the season and last night won with his 3rd string QB 51-10 over Miss. State after giving them the opening KO for their only TD. Won the rest of the game 51-3.
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Getting back to college head coaches, Texas A&M is expected to fire Jimbo Fisher.
He still has $76 million left on his contract.
I dunno about that. He's had to play without his best QB through most of the season and last night won with his 3rd string QB 51-10 over Miss. State after giving them the opening KO for their only TD. Won the rest of the game 51-3.
I dunno about that. He's had to play without his best QB through most of the season and last night won with his 3rd string QB 51-10 over Miss. State after giving them the opening KO for their only TD. Won the rest of the game 51-3.
He gone.
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I dunno about that. He's had to play without his best QB through most of the season and last night won with his 3rd string QB 51-10 over Miss. State after giving them the opening KO for their only TD. Won the rest of the game 51-3.
He gone.
He gone.
Wow. I stand corrected. Went to the game last night and they were playing like demons.
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He gone.
Wow. I stand corrected. Went to the game last night and they were playing like demons.
Wow. I stand corrected. Went to the game last night and they were playing like demons.
SHOCKED he didn't work out.
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My first call would be to Detroit Lions HC Dan Campbell and his DC Aaron Gleen, both Aggies through and through. "Come home. We need your help guys!"
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My first call would be to Detroit Lions HC Dan Campbell and his DC Aaron Gleen, both Aggies through and through. "Come home. We need your help guys!"
My first call would be to Detroit Lions HC Dan Campbell and his DC Aaron Gleen, both Aggies through and through. "Come home. We need your help guys!"
Oh damn, is weed legal down there too?
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My first call would be to Detroit Lions HC Dan Campbell and his DC Aaron Gleen, both Aggies through and through. "Come home. We need your help guys!"
Oh damn, is weed legal down there too?
Oh damn, is weed legal down there too?
LOL! Well when Mama called Bear answered at Bama. Never underestimate the power of school loyalty for true Aggies.
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The autistic incompetent Harbaugh and his half-eaten hot dog in a pants pocket is definitely not coaching in Cleveland.
The wild amounts of cope coming from the UM fanbase is a pure joy to watch, and i'm here for all of it. The only gain Harbaugh achieved from his years of wild cheating was 2 wins over OSU, and that's it. I never thought when Jimmy stood at the podium and said he'd beat OSU or die trying that he'd choose both.
Sure, ratbird connections as detailed above, but the UM cheating overshadows the legitimate coordinator coaching and talent upgrades the last few seasons. Don't forget that NCAA suspensions will be upheld in the NFL to prevent people cheating only to take an NFL job once it's discovered.
1) Getting signs ingame is not illegal. In-person trips months/years ahead of time to video and chart signals with full knowledge and support/$reimbursement from administration is. Yes, this is a big deal -- It's not a coincidence that the one game this season UM had trouble with [3 JJ picks] was the one team whose signals they didn't steal, Bowling Green.
2) 2 people fired from the UM staff for pedophilia.. the wrong writes itself, but we expect nothing better from Michigan Men. [One for meeting an underage girl for classy sex in a WalMart, the other for Crimes Using A University Computer. Those crimes are, of course, the underage picture variety.]
3) Grad assistants aren't on the sideline on game day, let alone standing next to and talking every play with the coordinator whose unit is on the field. Grad assistants are in the box... unless they're Doing Something Else. Also, good luck convincing anyone that the coordinators didn't know..... they were talking with the dude every play for the last 3 seasons.
4) Surely the fact that Conor Stalion's $500k house on a sub-50k-salary magically got paid off the first day he created an LLC with Blake Corum is purely coincidental. A player and a coach in business together is wildly unethical. Does UM even have a compliance department, or is compliance beneath Michigan Men?The main benefit of having signals is not the defense "knowing" offense signals. There's so many signals for offense - the play, which way the line is going to slide, the cadence [and that's just 3, there's more] you're simply not going to have the time to decode it on the sidelines, signal that in to a D player, and have that D player call something to his teammates all before the snap. There's a play clock. UM probably did decode O signals and were trying to do some stupid stuff on defense, but the chief idea is the offense knowing the D signal --- throw a slant into the area a LB vacated to blitz, call a combo to attack the "half" DB when they're in QQH coverage, etc. And you don't need to call the D-beater every play --- you only need it "some" times each game to gain a substantive advantage. And no, you can't "change signals" in a week.. practice time is so limited that there isn't time to put in all-new signals because a team would have to spend their limited time not getting ready for the next opponent.
The #1 advantage you would get on O if you knew the D signals is knowledge of where the pressure is coming from. And, shocking twist: In the 2 games [not including PSU] since the signals advantage was removed, JJ was pressured over 2x as much as he had been in every game prior to this -- and that's from dogshit defenses that UM shouldn't have to do special things to beat. I watched zero of the UM-PSU game, but my money says this is the #1 reason UM only called 8 passes against PSU.... because PSU is the #1 team in the country in getting pressure and JJ is a true freshman at the skill of recognizing pressure &shifting protection to match. Obviously "the run was working" but the team sent out promotional material of JJ for Heisman.
I count the 2020 game as an OSU victory, of course. That's the one UM walked away from because they knew they couldn't even win with cheating.
The one thing that pisses me off about UM's cheating is that they took a Heisman both years from Stroud. Stroud was leading the heisman lists before both UM games. Fun fact: Jim Brown was the last player to win both the NFL rookie of the year and MVP.
I think sign-stealing is a negative for player development because if you're telling JJ where the pressure is coming from, you're removing his ability over time to learn how to recognize it and shift his OL himself.
UM will never be leaving the big10... they'll never be welcome in the SEC. UM broke the code, and they take that shit much more seriously down south. What does every SEC school do when they get caught ? "Give me my punishment, let's keep it pushin." UM tried to throw every other school under the bus instead of standing in the paint for their shit.
The more labels you have for yourself, the dumber they make you. "When you win, say nothing. When you lose, say less." Paul Brown -
The autistic incompetent Harbaugh and his half-eaten hot dog in a pants pocket is definitely not coaching in Cleveland.
The wild amounts of cope coming from the UM fanbase is a pure joy to watch, and i'm here for all of it. The only gain Harbaugh achieved from his years of wild cheating was 2 wins over OSU, and that's it. I never thought when Jimmy stood at the podium and said he'd beat OSU or die trying that he'd choose both.
Sure, ratbird connections as detailed above, but the UM cheating overshadows the legitimate coordinator coaching and talent upgrades the last few seasons. Don't forget that NCAA suspensions will be upheld in the NFL to prevent people cheating only to take an NFL job once it's discovered.
1) Getting signs ingame is not illegal. In-person trips months/years ahead of time to video and chart signals with full knowledge and support/$reimbursement from administration is. Yes, this is a big deal -- It's not a coincidence that the one game this season UM had trouble with [3 JJ picks] was the one team whose signals they didn't steal, Bowling Green.
2) 2 people fired from the UM staff for pedophilia.. the wrong writes itself, but we expect nothing better from Michigan Men. [One for meeting an underage girl for classy sex in a WalMart, the other for Crimes Using A University Computer. Those crimes are, of course, the underage picture variety.]
3) Grad assistants aren't on the sideline on game day, let alone standing next to and talking every play with the coordinator whose unit is on the field. Grad assistants are in the box... unless they're Doing Something Else. Also, good luck convincing anyone that the coordinators didn't know..... they were talking with the dude every play for the last 3 seasons.
4) Surely the fact that Conor Stalion's $500k house on a sub-50k-salary magically got paid off the first day he created an LLC with Blake Corum is purely coincidental. A player and a coach in business together is wildly unethical. Does UM even have a compliance department, or is compliance beneath Michigan Men?The main benefit of having signals is not the defense "knowing" offense signals. There's so many signals for offense - the play, which way the line is going to slide, the cadence [and that's just 3, there's more] you're simply not going to have the time to decode it on the sidelines, signal that in to a D player, and have that D player call something to his teammates all before the snap. There's a play clock. UM probably did decode O signals and were trying to do some stupid stuff on defense, but the chief idea is the offense knowing the D signal --- throw a slant into the area a LB vacated to blitz, call a combo to attack the "half" DB when they're in QQH coverage, etc. And you don't need to call the D-beater every play --- you only need it "some" times each game to gain a substantive advantage. And no, you can't "change signals" in a week.. practice time is so limited that there isn't time to put in all-new signals because a team would have to spend their limited time not getting ready for the next opponent.
The #1 advantage you would get on O if you knew the D signals is knowledge of where the pressure is coming from. And, shocking twist: In the 2 games [not including PSU] since the signals advantage was removed, JJ was pressured over 2x as much as he had been in every game prior to this -- and that's from dogshit defenses that UM shouldn't have to do special things to beat. I watched zero of the UM-PSU game, but my money says this is the #1 reason UM only called 8 passes against PSU.... because PSU is the #1 team in the country in getting pressure and JJ is a true freshman at the skill of recognizing pressure &shifting protection to match. Obviously "the run was working" but the team sent out promotional material of JJ for Heisman.
I count the 2020 game as an OSU victory, of course. That's the one UM walked away from because they knew they couldn't even win with cheating.
The one thing that pisses me off about UM's cheating is that they took a Heisman both years from Stroud. Stroud was leading the heisman lists before both UM games. Fun fact: Jim Brown was the last player to win both the NFL rookie of the year and MVP.
I think sign-stealing is a negative for player development because if you're telling JJ where the pressure is coming from, you're removing his ability over time to learn how to recognize it and shift his OL himself.
UM will never be leaving the big10... they'll never be welcome in the SEC. UM broke the code, and they take that shit much more seriously down south. What does every SEC school do when they get caught ? "Give me my punishment, let's keep it pushin." UM tried to throw every other school under the bus instead of standing in the paint for their shit.
The autistic incompetent Harbaugh and his half-eaten hot dog in a pants pocket is definitely not coaching in Cleveland.
The wild amounts of cope coming from the UM fanbase is a pure joy to watch, and i'm here for all of it. The only gain Harbaugh achieved from his years of wild cheating was 2 wins over OSU, and that's it. I never thought when Jimmy stood at the podium and said he'd beat OSU or die trying that he'd choose both.
Sure, ratbird connections as detailed above, but the UM cheating overshadows the legitimate coordinator coaching and talent upgrades the last few seasons. Don't forget that NCAA suspensions will be upheld in the NFL to prevent people cheating only to take an NFL job once it's discovered.
1) Getting signs ingame is not illegal. In-person trips months/years ahead of time to video and chart signals with full knowledge and support/$reimbursement from administration is. Yes, this is a big deal -- It's not a coincidence that the one game this season UM had trouble with [3 JJ picks] was the one team whose signals they didn't steal, Bowling Green.
2) 2 people fired from the UM staff for pedophilia.. the wrong writes itself, but we expect nothing better from Michigan Men. [One for meeting an underage girl for classy sex in a WalMart, the other for Crimes Using A University Computer. Those crimes are, of course, the underage picture variety.]
3) Grad assistants don't talk to coordinators on game day, let alone be on the sideline. Grad assistants are in the box... unless they're Doing Something Else.
4) Surely the fact that Conor Stalion's $500k house on a sub-50k-salary magically got paid off the first day he created an LLC with Blake Corum is purely coincidental. A player and a coach in business together is wildly unethical. Does UM even have a compliance department, or is compliance beneath Michigan Men?The main benefit of having signals is not the defense "knowing" offense signals. There's so many signals for offense - the play, which way the line is going to slide, the cadence [and that's just 3, there's more] you're simply not going to have the time to decode it on the sidelines, signal that in to a D player, and have that D player call something to his teammates all before the snap. There's a play clock. UM probably did decode O signals and were trying to do some stupid stuff on defense, but the chief idea is the offense knowing the D signal --- throw a slant into the area a LB vacated to blitz, call a combo to attack the "half" DB when they're in QQH coverage, etc. And you don't need to call the D-beater every play --- you only need it "some" times each game to gain a substantive advantage. And no, you can't "change signals" in a week.. practice time is so limited that there isn't time to put in all-new signals because a team would have to spend their limited time not getting ready for the next opponent.
I count the 2020 game as an OSU victory, of course. That's the one UM walked away from because they knew they couldn't even win with cheating.
The one thing that pisses me off about UM's cheating is that they took a Heisman both years from Stroud. Stroud was leading the heisman lists before both UM games. Fun fact: Jim Brown was the last player to win both the NFL rookie of the year and MVP.
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The autistic incompetent Harbaugh and his half-eaten hot dog in a pants pocket is definitely not coaching in Cleveland.
The wild amounts of cope coming from the UM fanbase is a pure joy to watch, and i'm here for all of it. The only gain Harbaugh achieved from his years of wild cheating was 2 wins over OSU, and that's it. I never thought when Jimmy stood at the podium and said he'd beat OSU or die trying that he'd choose both.
Sure, ratbird connections as detailed above, but the UM cheating overshadows the legitimate coordinator coaching and talent upgrades the last few seasons. Don't forget that NCAA suspensions will be upheld in the NFL to prevent people cheating only to take an NFL job once it's discovered.
1) Getting signs ingame is not illegal. In-person trips months/years ahead of time to video and chart signals with full knowledge and support/$reimbursement from administration is. Yes, this is a big deal -- It's not a coincidence that the one game this season UM had trouble with [3 JJ picks] was the one team whose signals they didn't steal, Bowling Green.
2) 2 people fired from the UM staff for pedophilia.. the wrong writes itself, but we expect nothing better from Michigan Men. [One for meeting an underage girl for classy sex in a WalMart, the other for Crimes Using A University Computer. Those crimes are, of course, the underage picture variety.]
3) Grad assistants aren't on the sideline on game day, let alone standing next to and talking every play with the coordinator whose unit is on the field. Grad assistants are in the box... unless they're Doing Something Else. Also, good luck convincing anyone that the coordinators didn't know..... they were talking with the dude every play for the last 3 seasons.
4) Surely the fact that Conor Stalion's $500k house on a sub-50k-salary magically got paid off the first day he created an LLC with Blake Corum is purely coincidental. A player and a coach in business together is wildly unethical. Does UM even have a compliance department, or is compliance beneath Michigan Men?The main benefit of having signals is not the defense "knowing" offense signals. There's so many signals for offense - the play, which way the line is going to slide, the cadence [and that's just 3, there's more] you're simply not going to have the time to decode it on the sidelines, signal that in to a D player, and have that D player call something to his teammates all before the snap. There's a play clock. UM probably did decode O signals and were trying to do some stupid stuff on defense, but the chief idea is the offense knowing the D signal --- throw a slant into the area a LB vacated to blitz, call a combo to attack the "half" DB when they're in QQH coverage, etc. And you don't need to call the D-beater every play --- you only need it "some" times each game to gain a substantive advantage. And no, you can't "change signals" in a week.. practice time is so limited that there isn't time to put in all-new signals because a team would have to spend their limited time not getting ready for the next opponent.
The #1 advantage you would get on O if you knew the D signals is knowledge of where the pressure is coming from. And, shocking twist: In the 2 games [not including PSU] since the signals advantage was removed, JJ was pressured over 2x as much as he had been in every game prior to this -- and that's from dogshit defenses that UM shouldn't have to do special things to beat. I watched zero of the UM-PSU game, but my money says this is the #1 reason UM only called 8 passes against PSU.... because PSU is the #1 team in the country in getting pressure and JJ is a true freshman at the skill of recognizing pressure &shifting protection to match. Obviously "the run was working" but the team sent out promotional material of JJ for Heisman.
I count the 2020 game as an OSU victory, of course. That's the one UM walked away from because they knew they couldn't even win with cheating.
The one thing that pisses me off about UM's cheating is that they took a Heisman both years from Stroud. Stroud was leading the heisman lists before both UM games. Fun fact: Jim Brown was the last player to win both the NFL rookie of the year and MVP.
I think sign-stealing is a negative for player development because if you're telling JJ where the pressure is coming from, you're removing his ability over time to learn how to recognize it and shift his OL himself.
UM will never be leaving the big10... they'll never be welcome in the SEC. UM broke the code, and they take that shit much more seriously down south. What does every SEC school do when they get caught ? "Give me my punishment, let's keep it pushin." UM tried to throw every other school under the bus instead of standing in the paint for their shit.
The autistic incompetent Harbaugh and his half-eaten hot dog in a pants pocket is definitely not coaching in Cleveland.
The wild amounts of cope coming from the UM fanbase is a pure joy to watch, and i'm here for all of it. The only gain Harbaugh achieved from his years of wild cheating was 2 wins over OSU, and that's it. I never thought when Jimmy stood at the podium and said he'd beat OSU or die trying that he'd choose both.
Sure, ratbird connections as detailed above, but the UM cheating overshadows the legitimate coordinator coaching and talent upgrades the last few seasons. Don't forget that NCAA suspensions will be upheld in the NFL to prevent people cheating only to take an NFL job once it's discovered.
1) Getting signs ingame is not illegal. In-person trips months/years ahead of time to video and chart signals with full knowledge and support/$reimbursement from administration is. Yes, this is a big deal -- It's not a coincidence that the one game this season UM had trouble with [3 JJ picks] was the one team whose signals they didn't steal, Bowling Green.
2) 2 people fired from the UM staff for pedophilia.. the wrong writes itself, but we expect nothing better from Michigan Men. [One for meeting an underage girl for classy sex in a WalMart, the other for Crimes Using A University Computer. Those crimes are, of course, the underage picture variety.]
3) Grad assistants aren't on the sideline on game day, let alone standing next to and talking every play with the coordinator whose unit is on the field. Grad assistants are in the box... unless they're Doing Something Else. Also, good luck convincing anyone that the coordinators didn't know..... they were talking with the dude every play for the last 3 seasons.
4) Surely the fact that Conor Stalion's $500k house on a sub-50k-salary magically got paid off the first day he created an LLC with Blake Corum is purely coincidental. A player and a coach in business together is wildly unethical. Does UM even have a compliance department, or is compliance beneath Michigan Men?The main benefit of having signals is not the defense "knowing" offense signals. There's so many signals for offense - the play, which way the line is going to slide, the cadence [and that's just 3, there's more] you're simply not going to have the time to decode it on the sidelines, signal that in to a D player, and have that D player call something to his teammates all before the snap. There's a play clock. UM probably did decode O signals and were trying to do some stupid stuff on defense, but the chief idea is the offense knowing the D signal --- throw a slant into the area a LB vacated to blitz, call a combo to attack the "half" DB when they're in QQH coverage, etc. And you don't need to call the D-beater every play --- you only need it "some" times each game to gain a substantive advantage. And no, you can't "change signals" in a week.. practice time is so limited that there isn't time to put in all-new signals because a team would have to spend their limited time not getting ready for the next opponent.
The #1 advantage you would get on O if you knew the D signals is knowledge of where the pressure is coming from. And, shocking twist: In the 2 games [not including PSU] since the signals advantage was removed, JJ was pressured over 2x as much as he had been in every game prior to this -- and that's from dogshit defenses that UM shouldn't have to do special things to beat. I watched zero of the UM-PSU game, but my money says this is the #1 reason UM only called 8 passes against PSU.... because PSU is the #1 team in the country in getting pressure and JJ is a true freshman at the skill of recognizing pressure &shifting protection to match. Obviously "the run was working" but the team sent out promotional material of JJ for Heisman.
I count the 2020 game as an OSU victory, of course. That's the one UM walked away from because they knew they couldn't even win with cheating.
The one thing that pisses me off about UM's cheating is that they took a Heisman both years from Stroud. Stroud was leading the heisman lists before both UM games. Fun fact: Jim Brown was the last player to win both the NFL rookie of the year and MVP.
I think sign-stealing is a negative for player development because if you're telling JJ where the pressure is coming from, you're removing his ability over time to learn how to recognize it and shift his OL himself.
UM will never be leaving the big10... they'll never be welcome in the SEC. UM broke the code, and they take that shit much more seriously down south. What does every SEC school do when they get caught ? "Give me my punishment, let's keep it pushin." UM tried to throw every other school under the bus instead of standing in the paint for their shit.
Wow, you're a delusional moron.
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I think my favorite thing about this entire story is TSUN playing the martyrs in a situation completely of their own doing.
Hilarious.
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Stefanski isn't going anywhere, but if he did, I'd just promote Schwartz to HC.
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Getting back to college head coaches, Texas A&M is expected to fire Jimbo Fisher.
He still has $76 million left on his contract.
Getting back to college head coaches, Texas A&M is expected to fire Jimbo Fisher.
He still has $76 million left on his contract.
The rumor is 3-4 boosters ponied up the money to get him out. Imagine having something like $20 million dollars of true, honest to God, Fuck you money just to fire someone.
Where do I get one of them fired coaches jobs?
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I think my favorite thing about this entire story is TSUN playing the martyrs in a situation completely of their own doing.
Hilarious.
I think my favorite thing about this entire story is TSUN playing the martyrs in a situation completely of their own doing.
Hilarious.
I’m listening to Desmond Howard on “Get Up” this morning. I cut him some slack for what I thought was an emotional reaction last Friday…he’s doubled and now tripled down on nonsensical homerish crap. When are they going to deny that the impermissible scheme occurred? I was certain that was going to happen and buy them time. There is no way out of this unless they prove the scheme never occurred.
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UM cheated and got caught. I have never in the history of ever seen a program from the top down, every rung on the ladder, victimize themselves this way when they are the ones who broke the rules. UM is not "america's team" -- America thinks UM cheats.
Sherrone Moore, the OC, was WAY more involved in the sign stealing than Jimmy was.. When I watched that postgame interview after the PSU victory with all the crying it felt like he, Sherrone, felt bad because he knew he got Jimmy jammed up. That was a cry of guilt.
And I have never seen a "potential all-American QB" not trusted to throw the ball.. ever. Unless Sherrone knew something from practice -- that his QB couldn't handle the smoke of PSU's nation#1 pass rush without already knowing presnap where the pressure was coming from.
You'd think a program whose level is a half a national title every 30 years would learn to shut the fuck up.
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