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good luck to making that happen
OFFICIAL 2020 COLLEGE FOOTBALL OFFSEASON THREAD
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dacomeup
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ACC bussin it open for ND, as expected.
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Notre Dame gotta split all their TV cash though. So big win for the ACC.
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SEC ADs supposedly agreed today to push 10-game conference only schedule. Start date mid/late September.
A&M gonna go from Colorado and sisters of the poor OOC to adding Georgia and Florida real quick.
A&M gonna go from Colorado and sisters of the poor OOC to adding Georgia and Florida real quick.
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Clemson is reaching for kids I’d never think they’d be reaching for this early in the cycle
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I wonder if anyone will schedule the smaller independent schools
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SEC ADs supposedly agreed today to push 10-game conference only schedule. Start date mid/late September.
A&M gonna go from Colorado and sisters of the poor OOC to adding Georgia and Florida real quick.
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- Florida draws TAMU and Bama. Sheesh
- Bama would play every good team in the conference UGA, UF, LSU, Tenn, TAMU
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Recruiting changes when you cant get kids on campus to do the hand to hand and moms dont want to send their kids to the boonies of SC with all the uncertainty going on.
dacomeup
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ND ain't winning ****. Meh. Conference hid them from Miami after that last beat down too. They don't want to match up against these athletes.
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That helps UGA big time drawing MSU and Arkansas
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Daniel Imatorbhebhe to Illinois.
The 4th or 5th SC to Illinois transfer in the last 2 seasons.
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The 4th or 5th SC to Illinois transfer in the last 2 seasons.
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I agree with you, it's not as entertaining but that's because this season is real JUCO, not that 1% Hollywood stuff. It's a pretty cool look at a bunch of marginally talented kids who are for real trying to get it out the mud.
Jason Brown at Independence was GREAT television, but a fraud coach. Coach Beam is an authentic coach, flaws, subpar entertainment value and all.
Feel like they've done a pretty good job contrasting putting all the differences out there.
But yea, seasons 1 - 3 were definitely way more entertaining to me, didn't watch S4.
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This season has made me kinda wanna go back and watch seasons 1 and 2 just to remind myself how bat**** crazy Buddy Stephens was.
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Yea they struck gold those first two seasons at EMCC. Definitely my favorites.
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I didn’t watch season 4. Was tired of the independence coach by the end of season 3 and the spoiler of him getting fired leaking during the season killed my interest anyway.
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When the coaches got into fights with other ones on them earlier seasons=GOLD
And Jason Brown was and will always be trash
And Jason Brown was and will always be trash
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Georgia gets Mississippi State and Arkansas? Lucky Dawgs.
Lucky Dawgs.
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totally agree.I agree with you, it's not as entertaining but that's because this season is real JUCO, not that 1% Hollywood stuff. It's a pretty cool look at a bunch of marginally talented kids who are for real trying to get it out the mud.
Jason Brown at Independence was GREAT television, but a fraud coach. Coach Beam is an authentic coach, flaws, subpar entertainment value and all.
Feel like they've done a pretty good job contrasting putting all the differences out there.
But yea, seasons 1 - 3 were definitely way more entertaining to me, didn't watch S4.
I just enjoy seeing the struggle of high level recruits who get kicked out of whatever top program work their way back to trying to get back to the top. Seeing a kid, for example, play at Indy or East Miss who was dropped from a SEC program is fascinating to me. Like damn, you really about to throw your life away over a stupid incident. I sort of know that feeling but in my case, I had the means to turn it around.
The whole show is just fascinating to watch young adults think they know it all but make terrible decisions. The saying "if I knew then what I knew now, I'd be unstoppable" is one of the most truest statements ever.
This season was definitely a realistic look at JUCO.
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Georgia gets Mississippi State and Arkansas?
It's the luckiest possible draw given the circumstances. Some other teams great screwed though.
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I agree with you, it's not as entertaining but that's because this season is real JUCO, not that 1% Hollywood stuff. It's a pretty cool look at a bunch of marginally talented kids who are for real trying to get it out the mud.
Jason Brown at Independence was GREAT television, but a fraud coach. Coach Beam is an authentic coach, flaws, subpar entertainment value and all.
Feel like they've done a pretty good job contrasting putting all the differences out there.
But yea, seasons 1 - 3 were definitely way more entertaining to me, didn't watch S4.
Completely agree. Beam is a good dude and isn't doing all that fake **** for the camera.
He's a guy I'd want to play for or feel comfortable sending my son to play for.
I'm only one episode 3 or 4, but I like this guy.
