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Lol I couldn't remember the pecking order of Jakes, but for the purposes of the slander...That definitely ain't where it start.
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*The monopoly is over.*
Malik Willis
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Us bruins been through a lot the last few years. But this one hurt . Secondary invited them all night long
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Tbf I do remember the Haener > Skinny takes back then during camp by folks. Guess it wasn't all a troll ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Ewers takes the job next year
(Pssst.
Maybe Ewers isn't that good.)
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Looking at the college football landscape, one of the few conclusion I've drawn from the first couple of weeks is that there isn't a dominant team in CFB this season.
Back at the last three seasons, we've been treated to undefeated, very complete national champions with huge victory margins (2018 Clemson, 2019 LSU, 2020 Bama). From the looks of things this year there's no team on that level.
Alabama got a lot of love for blowing out Miami but now we've come to find out that Miami is an average/borderline bad ACC team. We got a lot of love for beating Clemson and they've shown themselves to be a deeply flawed team as well. The usual contenders like Ohio State, Oklahoma and Notre Dame also look very shaky so far.
I think this year's national champion will be a good, not great team with flaws that's good enough to get it done but not in all time great team (and that's ok)
Back at the last three seasons, we've been treated to undefeated, very complete national champions with huge victory margins (2018 Clemson, 2019 LSU, 2020 Bama). From the looks of things this year there's no team on that level.
Alabama got a lot of love for blowing out Miami but now we've come to find out that Miami is an average/borderline bad ACC team. We got a lot of love for beating Clemson and they've shown themselves to be a deeply flawed team as well. The usual contenders like Ohio State, Oklahoma and Notre Dame also look very shaky so far.
I think this year's national champion will be a good, not great team with flaws that's good enough to get it done but not in all time great team (and that's ok)
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Relegate Miami
dacomeup
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That was the dumbest football play I’ve ever seen.Didn’t realize Day stripped Coombs of playcalling duties immediately
. Props to him
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Did that slight cut back cause that?
yobyellav
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Dumbest call of the day was MS State kicking an onside kick after getting the score to 28-23 with 3 minutes left. Defense only gives up 4 yards but memphis is already in fg range. Kick it and go up 31-23. State scores in 2 plays but fails in the 2 point conversion. Game over.
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Its safe to say the U is finished and we can stop talking about them permanently. "This is the year" has been said too often
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Happy to see Bama get a little test... Good games so far this year.
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Didn’t realize Day stripped Coombs of playcalling duties immediately
Took his duties away and put his old *** in the box
Which still leaves me puzzled for how bad the defense still looked
dacomeup
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Pot meet kettle with the U West out there, but I see these DJ posts got you riled up
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Is Miami just a bad job at this point?
Obviously the easiest route to success is access to players - which they should have in spades.
But is literally anything else actually in place down there for that program to be successful?
Obviously the easiest route to success is access to players - which they should have in spades.
But is literally anything else actually in place down there for that program to be successful?
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Stop. I dont talk about USC's program as being successful, BUT, if we really want to talk, the U is on another whole level than USC. Ya'll wish you had this type of turmoil. Be real.Pot meet kettle with the U West out there, but I see these DJ posts got you riled up
Ya'll 1-10 in bowl games since 2007 with the 1 win in the Russell Athletic Bowl.
Come on man.
THE U IS DEAD. Even Nebraska won more bowls than the U in that span. You need to pipe down and look at Nebraska as your peer. The U ain't even on USC's level. And you know that.
dacomeup
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The admin is the biggest issue. Look who the hires have been since Butch Davis left.
Larry Coker - only coached at UTSA afterwords
Randy Shannon - no HC jobs afterwards, coordinator jobs that he was fired from too
Al Golden - NFL position coaching gigs
Mark Richt - retirement
Manny Diaz - won’t be a HC again either
Outside of Richt, who Miami hired when he was at the end of his career and just didn’t have it in him anymore/ probably was going through the early stages of Parkinson’s, each hire was awful. The funny part is that they’ve had better options at every turn. They’ve turned down interest for Gary Patterson, Mario and Mullen alone over the last 15 years.
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dacomeup
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Miami and USC recruit at around the same level and both routinely underachieve every year. If you think Nebraska and Miami are “peers” then that’s cute. Of course USC, has been better than Miami. USC and Miami’s misfortunes are more closely aligned than any other programs for a lot of reasons. Small private schools, metropolitan cities, admins making baffling decisions, etc.
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I’m telling you, professional handball is where it’s at now
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That's what I'm watching on the weekends.
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