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Incoming transfers must've been excluded from this list, cause I don't see Tyler Buchner or Graham Mertz.
Another day, another sport, another seasoning ending loss in Tennessee for the Vols to an Indiana school. Sad.
Agree there won't be pods per se but I don't see how a 1-7 model could work. I mean, would Georgia-Auburn or Georgia-Florida get consigned to an every-other-year affair?
Respectfully, I never doubted that Larranaga would have success at Miami. He was excellent at George Mason, and was a key assistant under Terry Holland, first at Davidson and then at Virginia during the Ralph Sampson era where UVA went to two Final Fours. I think the bigger question is where Miami goes next, Jim is a little long in the tooth at 72 even though he just got an extension. Frank Martin would love that job but I don't know if new Canes and former Clemson AD Dan Radakovich would want to hire an ex-Gamecocks coach even with Martin's Cuban heritage and extensive South Florida ties.
Chizik replaced Tuberville in December 2008, before Cam's all-world season at Blinn JC. Cam signed with Auburn on December 31, 2009. Ergo, Tubs was out a job before Cam and Cecil's recruiting extravaganza began in earnest.
He’s so closing to actually getting it. Will he get there?
Small point, but I don’t think we likely to see many 9-3 teams in a 12 team playoff. Perhaps a multi-loss champ will emerge from the ACC, Big XII, or PAC-12, but at most there will be autobids for the 6 highest ranked conference champions. The 6 at-large bids will overwhelmingly go to Notre Dame and 1 or 2 loss SEC and B1G teams. I don’t see there being a 3-loss team making it into the top 12 either.
Try to look at the silver lining: it at least looks like ADHD medication hasn't been affected by the well-publicized supply-chain issues otherwise plaguing our fair nation, LOL.
“If that’s the case, the one thing I don’t want you doing anymore is going out and playing teams from other leagues. We’ll keep that money in-house.” Cole has lost me there. Simple math tells you that at 9 league games, all 16 teams are going to have to play 3 non-conference games a piece, or 48 total. USC, UGA, UK and UF will keep playing their ACC rivals, Bedlam should continue and the Border War should come back, so that’s 6 of those 48. Even if you give every team 1 current G5 and/or FCS game, the SEC will still have to schedule 1-2 P5 OOC matchups for every team each year, and the better those games are the more $$$ will roll in.
Would Auburn take a chance on Joe Brady? Seems like he would work well with the talent AU has, provided he can get an experienced DC.