Booches94
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First and 10: If the Head Ball Coach is concerned about Billy Napier, you probably should be, too
Honestly, even if I were a FLA fan I wouldn't give 2 squirts what Spurrier says or even tries to say most of the time. As far as the playoff format goes Sankey needs to take a chill pill and stay the heck out of it or he'll seriously get to the point of no return and ruin the whole thing.
O’Gara: The SEC & B1G reportedly want the top 2 seeds in a potential 14-team Playoff? Give it to ’em
Sankey is lost in a downward spiral he can't get out of.
This reads like old man yelling at the clouds. I'm no spring chicken myself, but I love it and feel expansion is way overdue. It'll grow the sport (NO sport has ever lost interest by expanding it's post-season) and will obviously benefit fans. This guy doesn't sound like much of a College Football fan tbh.
For example, everyone in the league has improved because of Saban, not Sankey. It's pretty dumb to think or pretend to think otherwise.
He would be a horrible Commish, he doesn't care about College Football. All he cares about is the top 1/4 of the SEC and there's little to zero way he'll be able to flip the switch and separate the two in order to be a good Commish for all of College Football. He may be the runaway front runner in a lot of people's eyes, but people are dumb, and it'll backfire bigtime.
The problem is he only cares for about the top 1/4 of the SEC, and like LSUSMC correctly noted, he's already favoring Texas as a part of that.
Exactly. Gone are the days of McDonalds's bags or Grandma Rita in Heath, AL putting the Corvette in her name and the NCAA turning a blind eye depending on the program. Nothing else has really changed but suddenly it's an issue when because everyone can do that now and the playing field is somewhat levelled.
I wish we could up-vote comments. "Sankey sucks" is so true on so many levels, not least of which one you just mentioned.
Lol forget Purdue, the B1G is only relevant in basketball when Michigan State is relevant.
Like I said, everyone is replaceable but yeah, KM would be a more difficult replacement than say Blake Baker.
Reid was what? Without Mahomes, Kelce and Spagnolo's defense?
Of course you have to have good players, but KM was better at game planning, utilizing more of the field and getting more out of the offense than Drink was calling plays with those same players. C'mon man, trust your eyes.
Agreed. Plus unlike Baker, Moore actually has a great track record prior to coming to MU. If anyone deserves Baker money it's KM.
It's certainly a good way to piss off your own players, who'll just wait for the next train out.
There are certainly some situtations when a player just has a great relationship with the coach who spearheaded his recruitment, but not even all of them fly off with the coach. But at the end of the day, everyone is replaceable. If KM decides to leave Drink can certainly replace Moore, one more year at Mizzou and he's in Head Coach conversation so replacing KM may be more difficult/important than replacing Baker, but certainly not impossible.
Everyone in the SEC is legitimately scared of Mizzou now, (and understandably so). Coordinator U. Thanks for the good season KM, good luck at Bama.
Exactly, fuzzy. This is a nothingburger.
No one who wasn't on that call knows if that was even how the phone call happened, no one. Hypothetically let's play along and say that's how it actually happened, so what?
You're not leaving anyone out other than well, College Football. McElroy is an idiot.
The way I understand it they're expanding the North video board and building better concession/retail/fan experience outlets along the North concourse. Kind of like an "in-the-stadium" shopping mall. One of the goals is to provide year around revenue. They just recently hired a design firm so renderings will probably be out sometime this spring.
I think the main reason the hill will never have full-bench seating is because they simply don't need it.
Again, Texas. You don't know Texas.
Sorry to say, but your feelings fail you.
It's Texas, of course it makes no sense. But it makes perfect sense to them, that's just how they roll.
They're paying him to not play at Oklahoma, or anywhere else for that matter. It's backwards I know, but in their mind it's money well spent.
Holy Moly, thank you Mr./Mrs. Anonymous!
There's a reason they call it a "downward" spiral.
Lmao, I love this!
I suppose it's a nice consolation prize after losing the #1 CB recruit to Ohio State... right out of Bama's backyard from Birmingham. That makes both the #1 CB and the #2 CB this cycle already committed to tOSU, they're just stockpiling.
@governerstoops: Professionally yeah. Personally he's spent a lot more of his life in Louisiana and his wife is from down there, so CoMo couldn't compete with that obviously.
I can see how it could be frustrating but it would be worse if he left KY after one year for some other college team like a lateral move, but this is not lateral (like say Blake Baker for example). I'm not sure it has to do with trust as much as just the nature of the profession. Every Head Coach in the NFL knows any number of their coaches could bolt for another job anytime. I doubt it bothers them too much, it's just more or less understood.