Which G5 program is he from?
Embarrassing because they were trying to poach, because they were caught trying to poach, or because they tried to poach from UH?Wow. That's embarrassing, regardless of the reason. I have to believe it was just a major **** up or a rogue intern or something.
YesEmbarrassing because they were trying to poach, because they were caught trying to poach, or because they tried to poach from UH?
Signs pointing to Oregon State being a disorganized mess.
OK, Herm. That line may have worked on the AD who hired you, but... Come on, man!
They'll have to wrestle it from the cold, dead fingers of the Tennessee Volunteers.Coaching America to a life championship?
ASU Backup Blake Barnett is transferring.
http://www.espn.com/college-footbal...tate-sun-devils-qb-blake-barnett-transferring
Buffs are going to beat USC this year. Every little bit helps.
Coaching America to a life championship?
I see both sides. Tend to agree with Fornelli here, though...
Ha, so you're OK with the mentality of "We can't win bowl games, so let's just not even give our teams a chance going forward"? Blasting the conference for a horrible bowl record is legitimate, but doesn't mean the conference should take that stance. Maybe it should take a stance to make the conference more appealing to better recruits and better coaches so Pac 12 teams win more bowl games than they lose.So the Pac-12 gets absolutely blasted over a horrible bowl record and a simple remedy to help that bowl record going forward is now stupid? Makes sense.
Ha, so you're OK with the mentality of "We can't win bowl games, so let's just not even give our teams a chance going forward"? Blasting the conference for a horrible bowl record is legitimate, but doesn't mean the conference should take that stance. Maybe it should take a stance to make the conference more appealing to better recruits and better coaches so Pac 12 teams win more bowl games than they lose.
Agreed, but what is the point here? What positive comes from this ruling, when no other conference is following suit? Is there seriously any upside?I have no problem with this. 5-7 teams don't belong in bowl games.
Maybe they will some day. I like the conference taking a stand on this.Agreed, but what is the point here? What positive comes from this ruling, when no other conference is following suit? Is there seriously any upside?
It is pretty much a nothing burger that might impact a Pac-12 team once or twice a decade. And when it did, it would be a ****ty team offered a ****ty bowl that it wasn't enthusiastic about playing in anyway.I am actually laughing at people getting upset over this.
Some are good, some are bad. Lumping them all together isn't really fair, each needs to be evaluated individually. Granted, it does show a trend, however, that trend tells me that the Pac12 isn't willing to sell their soul because other conferences have. Again, I'm ok with that.It is pretty much a nothing burger that might impact a Pac-12 team once or twice a decade. And when it did, it would be a ****ty team offered a ****ty bowl that it wasn't enthusiastic about playing in anyway.
It's pretty much symbolic. Pac-12 was sending a message. What I don't like is that part of that message is that the conference will stand on principle even where it puts itself at a competitive disadvantage. It's the same thinking that has us playing 9 conference games. It's the same thinking that makes the mission of the Pac-12 Networks as much or more about promoting gender diversity in college athletics and giving exposure to Olympic sports as the mission is about making money for conference member athletic departments.
Very well put. If you look at this move as a one off issue or decision, then it wouldn't really matter. Problem is, this is a combination of decisions that is constantly hurting the Pac 12.It is pretty much a nothing burger that might impact a Pac-12 team once or twice a decade. And when it did, it would be a ****ty team offered a ****ty bowl that it wasn't enthusiastic about playing in anyway.
It's pretty much symbolic. Pac-12 was sending a message. What I don't like is that part of that message is that the conference will stand on principle even where it puts itself at a competitive disadvantage. It's the same thinking that has us playing 9 conference games. It's the same thinking that makes the mission of the Pac-12 Networks as much or more about promoting gender diversity in college athletics and giving exposure to Olympic sports as the mission is about making money for conference member athletic departments.