Rawls if he can hang onto it, I'd guesss
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| Date | Title | Body |
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| 19 weeks 3 days ago | No thanks. |
Even if MR were to somehow win the Pulitzer for this article, I will never read it, or anything else he ever produces. He is dead to me. Therefore, the article doesn't even exist... Hey, what is thread about anyway?
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| 40 weeks 12 hours ago | This is going to give East coast teams a recruiting advantage. |
Former 2012 Commit: "Sorry Brady, but I've decided to switch my commitment to Rutgers. They bring the best bagels in from some little joint in NYC every day during the season, and now they've added these new spreads that are off the charts." |
| 41 weeks 14 hours ago | September 24 |
Watching that Poinsettia Bowl footage make me think SDSU is going to be a very game opponent, especially given the extra motivation of playing their former coach. |
| 1 year 23 weeks ago | That perspective is based on only looking @ todays data... |
...which obviously cannot include tomorrows data. When you look at it from the perspective of only what we know today, Rosenberg's conclusions seem reasonable. But if M throttles MSU in the Gator Bowl, DB will have a hard time maintaining credibility if he goes ahead and fires RR. On the flip side, he would also have a serious credibility problem keeping RR after that game if M gets throttled by MSU. So based on what he has said AND what could actually happen in that game... maybe he is still just waiting to make his analysis until after the entire season is over... Just like he's said 500 times b4. |
| 1 year 24 weeks ago | Most ridiculous speculation ever |
UM to UofM would have to be the Most Ridiculous CC Speculation Ever... Of course, it will probably only hold that title for another hour or so. |
| 1 year 28 weeks ago | I hate to admit it, but this might be a real strategy. |
Besides, if we always onside kick, I'd imagine our kicker might get better at various onside kick varieties... assuming we can keep them in bounds. |
| 1 year 29 weeks ago | To his players |
Saying this to your players is completely a non issue. If he had said it to the public, that would be different. |
| 1 year 30 weeks ago | I'd even take half that good... |
That is the thing that will probably take two years... bringing around the D. I think the O has the potential to be a juggernaut next year, but the D is still going to be young, and is still going to have some depth issues. Let's just hope the Michigan (insert position here) Hating God decides to take next year off. |
| 1 year 48 weeks ago | Best Fiction and non Fiction |
One of the best works of modern fiction: Pillars of the Earth by Ken Follett. One of the best non fiction books for fiction buffs that need historical perspecitive: Six Frigates: The Epic History of the Founding of the US Navy by Ian Toll. I'm not saying I am absolutely right, but I'm definitely not wrong. Anyone who loves to read would never be disappointed by these books. |
| 2 years 24 weeks ago | Listening to the audio... |
I'd say that his "staying" comment was pretty generic, as in, "As of now I'm staying... because ND hasn't made me an offer yet." That being said, I do hope he is telling the truth. As for him being a habitual job changer, all up and coming coaches are "habitual job changers". Job change is inherent to the profession. If you plan on working your way up to the top, when the right opportunity knocks, you go. I'd say CMU to Cinci to ND would all be reasonable opportunities that an up and comer couldn't pass up. CMU is not in a position to contend with Cinci's potential, and likewise, Cinci doesn't really contend with ND's potential. |
