Ketch's 10 Thoughts From the Weekend (Development matters, even more than recruiting...)
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In Charlie's defense the "fan support" he had upon arrival is not even in the same universe as what CDC had when he arrived.
If new oc is the way we are going to go, I would also like to see somebody from the outside come in. A name that I would like to consider would be Eric Bienemy the Kansas City Oc. Has worked with Andy Reid and it appears to be college friendly offense. I also think he has the potential to be a great recruiter.
Talent without luck equals Zip.Injuries and bad calls have and will continue to be a large part of success and failure.An injury to Vince or without that drive extending penalty ,USC wins
I don't believe anyone was suggesting schemes/coaching isn't part of the problem.
It's a jigsaw puzzle with many pieces.
It was a good game. If you're going to catch Liverpool on an off-day, playing them right after an International break is the time to do it.
Palace has some good players. Now that Zaha has his first goal, maybe he'll go on a streak. He was very good on Saturday.
I wouldn't say I despise Meyer. That's a bit harsh.
The answer to your question, though, isn't exactly cut and dry. I was an advocate for John Harbaugh last time, in part because the Ravens hadn't given him a long-term deal and weren't paying him top scale money.
I haven't quite put my finger on it. Timing is everything in these deals.
Nope.
My selected tools eliminates confirmation bias. There will be exceptions to the rule, as there is in almost everything else, but it's not opinion-based.
Big boys make their own timing. Not only is Urban Meyer available, but so is Bob Stoops. But rest assured we'll cower behind the 'too costly" mantra. What's hilarious is that the hire of EITHER of those guys would open a SH*TLOAD of checkbooks. The university has never quite understood the value LOST by not making such moves.
You mean besides covering up domestic abuse?
Don't say that?
His handling of Aaron Hernandez?
Just because you care of very little else, doesn't mean there wasn't info in the column.
So you think Mack Brown is a scumbag for covering up a sexual predator??? You absolutely cannot have it both ways...
I haven't confirmed that to be true. Clearly, something is up there. Working to nail down the specifics.
bingo. This warms my heart to know that someone is seeing the analysis correctly.
1. Suspended for covering up domestic abuse.
2. Handling of Aaron Hernandez.
3. 31 player arrests while he was at Florida
4. General lack of player discipline anywhere he goes.
5. History of lying and covering up for his players and coaches.
There were never 40,000 empty seats when Charlie was here.
He also ignored that Mack threw those guys out of the program, instead of enabling the behavior and protecting them.
No one is righting off the young players from that group.
Two things...
a. They need to be spread out across more positions. They all can't be wide receivers or defensive backs.
b. I expect at least half of those nine to be eventually drafted.
No one is calling for his job.
yeah, but he's done it with a very young and inconsistent quarterback. Bonus points for that.
He's an NFL guy all the way, though, unless he gets a big-time NFL job.
Ironically, he has some skeletons in his closet as well. He was actually banned from the CU campus at one point.
Very good post. Revenue expansion is somewhat infinite, cost savings are by definition finite. The leverage generally lies in revenue expansion.
In my too many years of experience as a cpa and financial advisor, I've found that most people will drive across town to save a dollar, but won't walk across the room to pick one up off the floor- to exaggerate a point. It's an interesting phenomenum.
There is a very high likelihood, imo, that the most expensive choice will be retaining TH. The opportunity cost of failing to do now what you will eventually have to do later is probably high in this case.
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