Kansas or not, he showed out well as a true frosh. FWIW, I don't trust the people in the program for sh*t. So there's that.
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Kansas or not, he showed out well as a true frosh. FWIW, I don't trust the people in the program for sh*t. So there's that.
Christian Jones being the projected left tackle from those behind the scenes was a pauser for me, but you may be right.
One of the trainers for Chris Johnson Hoops is a a guy by the name of Cory Smith. Played at Concordia. My kid trained with him for a time at WAYA as part of TJ Ford Austin. Great guy.
drunk randoke
“Let us have peace.” General Grant
Is this the most ZFG this fan base has ever been about a bowl game?
Christian Jones being the projected left tackle from those behind the scenes was a pauser for me, but you may be right.
Impressed you had a Hall and Oates list. IMO, Maneater is a bit high for my taste. Understand it was a massive hit but give me She's Gone every day over Maneater. Kiss On My List also (too low). BTW, have you ever done a Bee Gees list? If you haven't seen their documentary (How can you mend a broken heart) currently on HBO then you should run.
LOL. At some point there's only so much a department gofer can do when your program isn't sh*t.
As the biggest Matt Coleman fan on the board, I can maybe agree. Not fully convinced but maybe a little moreso? He's got some things he'll need to overcome. that being said, he's the ultimate pro and will put in whatever work it takes.
"A while?" that's a bit of a head shaker. But I can fully understand given your age, how Maneater resonates with you.
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“Let us have peace.” General Grant
They inducted the Temptations into the R&R HOF. That ought to tell your something.
I’m not sure it even matters who we hire. College football is dying by a thousand paper cuts and ain’t ever coming back.
My gut tells me being in the same conference is a bit uncomfortable for a school like Texas that is obsessed with "optics." Damn sure for CDC.
Maneater was one of my first favorite songs when I was a small kid. It has a very personal place in my heart.
Put me in the camp of not making a coaching change unless it’s a definite upgrade. Heck, I’m still waiting for an upgrade from Mack Brown.
I never knew you were a Hall and Oates Stan. We're like brothers from another mother.
College sports have had dirt all over them. Even back in 2005.
Winning makes you ignore it.
this is the same thing that @Her costar in the beaver picture used to explain great about Shaka. The money is ALREADY burned. I mean, Herm's getting that last $15-$20m (whatever) REGARDLESS. And whether it's NOW or later, a new HC is going to require a significant contract. SO, we can either swallow the money NOW, and try to get right this listing ship, or continue damaging the brand which COSTS us UNREALIZED amounts of money.
Hall and Oates are in my and @Cinco Ranch Horn's wheelhouse of music. We middle-schoolers to high schoolers when they were killing it on the charts.
Hey, I'm #teamchange. You don't have to convince me.
At the end of the day, CDC is really a giant p*ssy. That's becoming painfully obvious.
That's simply not true. You might gain "hope" (to make fans feel better on the inside), but hope doesn't guarantee that the results on the field are an upgrade. They certainly weren't with Strong replacing Mack.
I wonder if the stupid amount of money damn near EVERY P5 HC makes is a restriction. I mean, 20 years ago if you wanted to get paid, a HC simply couldn't pass up one of the few programs big enough to scratch such checks. Sh*t, today a guy like Jeff Brohm gets $5m to coach PURDUE.
I’m not talking about the purity of the sport. I’m just of the opinion that what made college sports unique is dying, which will eventually erode the passion of fanbases, which will eventually kill the golden goose.
Conference realignment, the playoff and the player empowerment movement have all chipped away at the foundation of the sport, and it will only continue to worsen.
College football needs a market correction in a major way.
