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Tennessee hires Kevin Steele. No official news on what position he's filling. Nobody knows what's going on with the program anymore. It's amazing to watch.
Tennessee hires Kevin Steele. No official news on what position he's filling. Nobody knows what's going on with the program anymore. It's amazing to watch.
Tennessee hires Kevin Steele. No official news on what position he's filling. Nobody knows what's going on with the program anymore. It's amazing to watch.
Might be DC, HC, who knows, amirite?
Couldn't have answered sang_xcx's question any better.
Couldn't have answered sang_xcx's question any better.
I meant who was the DC this season?
Derrick Ansley who has not been fired to my knowledge. He is also the db coach. Might be that they're bringing Steele in and getting Pruitt's hands out of the defense.
So, how bad is 'bama going to beat Oklahoma in next year's semifinal? And who will win, Ohio State or Clemson? College football is at an inflection point because it's so boring watching the same teams year in-year out and they just happen to be the teams with the $9 million coaches and the ridiculous football facilities.
I keep trying to think whether the BCS would have been better during the playoff period, and I don't think so - I think it's a unique development of the hegemony of the sport that would have made the BCS even more unbearable.
The BCS would have been way better. The other bowl games would still have some meaning, and the battle for two vs. three is far more interesting than the battle for four vs. five.
This isn't that unique in the history of the sport for what it's worth. The only time the sport had legitimate parity was when the SEC didn't recruit black players.
The difference now is that pretty much all of the great football players come from only one part of the country because people in the north don't want their kids to play football anymore. You cannot do much about that, regardless of how much you want to pay the USC, Notre Dame, or Michigan head coach. Those places in the country don't have the talent.
Ummmm, so you want to say no kids come from anywhere but the south? Bamas backup QB is from fucking Los Angeles. Christian Barmore, that beast of a DT is from Philly. So Chase young who went to OSU and was the second overall pick is from Maryland. that is not the south, so, what are you trying to argue here. Joe Burrow is from Ohio. You really think ''the north'' isnt allowing their kids to play football? You should re phrase and say they are losing the recruiting battle to other schools, not that there isnt talent anywhere but florida, texas, louisiana, alabama or mississippi. The Pac 12 is just in shambles right now. If USC, Stanford, Washington and Oregon got back to form then this isnt as lopsided.
The BCS would have been way better. The other bowl games would still have some meaning, and the battle for two vs. three is far more interesting than the battle for four vs. five.
This isn't that unique in the history of the sport for what it's worth. The only time the sport had legitimate parity was when the SEC didn't recruit black players.
The difference now is that pretty much all of the great football players come from only one part of the country because people in the north don't want their kids to play football anymore. You cannot do much about that, regardless of how much you want to pay the USC, Notre Dame, or Michigan head coach. Those places in the country don't have the talent.
Ummmm, so you want to say no kids come from anywhere but the south? Bamas backup QB is from fucking Los Angeles. Christian Barmore, that beast of a DT is from Philly. So Chase young who went to OSU and was the second overall pick is from Maryland. that is not the south, so, what are you trying to argue here. Joe Burrow is from Ohio. You really think ''the north'' isnt allowing their kids to play football? You should re phrase and say they are losing the recruiting battle to other schools, not that there isnt talent anywhere but florida, texas, louisiana, alabama or mississippi. The Pac 12 is just in shambles right now. If USC, Stanford, Washington and Oregon got back to form then this isnt as lopsided.
California has a population of 39.5 million people, and the state of Georgia has 10M people. In the 2021 class, these states have the same amount of four stars and up players in the 2021 class (28 players), and Georgia has four times as many five star players.
Illinois has 12.5M people, they have six four-star and up players, and no players in the top 100 recruits.
New Jersey was a great football state in relatively recent history, currently six four-stars, and an 8.9M population.
New York has 19.5 M people, two players, four-stars and up.
Just as a point of reference on that last one, the combined populations of Louisiana, Alabama, and North Carolina equal 20M people, roughly the same as New York. Those three states have 40 four-star and up players in the 2021 class, compared to New York's two. The north is producing drastically fewer football players than the south. It's always been that way to some extent, but it's way worse now.
You laugh now, but somehow, Alabama will a top five offense next year, and you'll have to read some inevitable article about how the Texans gave up on him too early or some shit.
You laugh now, but somehow, Alabama will a top five offense next year, and you'll have to read some inevitable article about how the Texans gave up on him too early or some shit.
I dont think he was a terrible coach. But he was an atrocious GM
You laugh now, but somehow, Alabama will a top five offense next year, and you'll have to read some inevitable article about how the Texans gave up on him too early or some shit.
I mean sure, the Sark of it all will apply here as well.
You laugh now, but somehow, Alabama will a top five offense next year, and you'll have to read some inevitable article about how the Texans gave up on him too early or some shit.
I dont think he was a terrible coach. But he was an atrocious GM
patriots before BoB: 3 sbs patriots with BoB: no Superbowls patriots after BoB: 3 sbs
