College Football News, Rumor & Humor

[Uncle Ken]

So fans stop rooting for their college teams because college players want to get paid like NFL teams?

Did this stop fans of NFL teams from rooting for their teams?

We (humans) are often resistant to challenging the narrative that we have become attached to.

 

[manhattanbuff]

Good read on the "demise" of college football due to NIL and the transfer portal

Is next year the year fans tune out college football because of the 'disaster' that is NIL?

If anything, the era of NIL and the transfer portal is leveling the playing field at the top of college football.

sports.yahoo.com

These thought pieces are idiotic. The portal and NIL are cementing college football as a year round sport.

 

[Big Jim]

We (humans) are often resistant to challenging the narrative that we have become attached to.

Llamas are less resistant.

 

[BuffWarHogFrog]

(This is me doing some sort of unB_walk voodoo dance on the stat….it’s the thread that’s pretty funny)

 

[The Alabaster Yak]

Hard to envision Saban going out after a mediocre (by their standards) season, but has he ever been this relaxed or fun loving with media/fans?

 

[manhattanbuff]

Hard to envision Saban going out after a mediocre (by their standards) season, but has he ever been this relaxed or fun loving with media/fans?

He knows that nothing can touch his legacy as the best ever. I think he’s doing this to keep the fanbase happy after getting whooped at home.

 

[Del]

How bout Warren Sapp joining the staff soon!!

 

[96 Buff]

I think it's Saban again adjusting. He sees what Coach Prime is doing and is doing his own interpretation. Saban is the best ever because he changes when necessary.

 

[manhattanbuff]

How bout Warren Sapp joining the staff soon!!

Given the very clear revenue increases, Prime will have an amazing entourage of staff coaches and on-field graduate assistants. Sapp as a gradass?! LMAO

 

[FlaBuff]

Given the very clear revenue increases, Prime will have an amazing entourage of staff coaches and on-field graduate assistants. Sapp as a gradass?! LMAO

We called them sloach. Have slapdick half coach.

 

[Hank]

I just don't get.that guy's attempts at humor

This post makes me feel better about your reactions in Pillow Talk.

 

[Duff Man]

I think it's Saban again adjusting. He sees what Coach Prime is doing and is doing his own interpretation. Saban is the best ever because he changes when necessary.

He also has softened around the edges over the last five years or so.

 

[hokiehead]

 

[Bread]

I think it's Saban again adjusting. He sees what Coach Prime is doing and is doing his own interpretation. Saban is the best ever because he changes when necessary.

I think so many coaches COULD be elite. But they can't get over their own stubbornness. That one thing holds so many guys back.

Their offense goes to ****, won't let someone completely take over the reigns. Looking at you Ferentz

Recruiting takes a hit because you won't look at the portal. Looking at you Dabo

Won't shoot for the highly ranked guys because???? Looking at you Chip Kelly.

 

[MtnBuff]

I think so many coaches COULD be elite. But they can't get over their own stubbornness. That one thing holds so many guys back.

Their offense goes to ****, won't let someone completely take over the reigns. Looking at you Ferentz

Recruiting takes a hit because you won't look at the portal. Looking at you Dabo

Won't shoot for the highly ranked guys because???? Looking at you Chip Kelly.

It takes somebody who has real self-confidence to say "You can do this better than I can, take charge and let me know how I can help you."

Prime can let others do what they do best because he knows that he is the best Prime there will ever be.

Why would a coach like Lewis who could be a head coach instead come to Boulder, a team that was 1-11 last year? Because he knew that Prime would help him be the best coach he could be.

Star recruits and retired stars all want to be around him because he exudes confidence and part of that confidence is expecting people to perform to the best of their abilities and giving them the freedom to do that.

How many other coaches would play hunter 100 snaps a game? Same thing, it's not you can't do that it's how can we make it work so you can exceed what others do.

 

[Highlander]

The fact that a single rich dude willed Oregon into relevance because he could never stops chapping my ass.

 

[Agent Dave Kujan]

I think so many coaches COULD be elite. But they can't get over their own stubbornness. That one thing holds so many guys back.

Their offense goes to ****, won't let someone completely take over the reigns. Looking at you Ferentz

Recruiting takes a hit because you won't look at the portal. Looking at you Dabo

Won't shoot for the highly ranked guys because???? Looking at you Chip Kelly.

Successful coaching requires humility, which is something must coaches do not have

 

[hokiehead]

The fact that a single rich dude willed Oregon into relevance because he could never stops chapping my ass.

And I thought Pickens died... was surprised Oklahoma State so high

 

[Highlander]

And I thought Pickens died... was surprised Oklahoma State so high

It could be a trust that gives X amount or Y % each year.

 

[BuffWarHogFrog]

Successful coaching requires humility, which is something must coaches do not have

 

[Heywood]

The fact that a single rich dude willed Oregon into relevance because he could never stops chapping my ass.

Have you tried a pair of these?

 

[dio]

Rashada out 4-6 weeks at ASU, and considering a redshirt

 

[Duff Man]

Rashada out 4-6 weeks at ASU, and considering a redshirt

ASU has already had to play four QBs due to injuries.

 

[TDforTD]

This is such a Lane Kiffin presser quote.

 

[BuffWarHogFrog]

(This is me doing some sort of unB_walk voodoo dance on the stat….it’s the thread that’s pretty funny)

Aaaannd I ****ed him. Damn it. (Although to be fair, calling Shedeur’s INT an INT really isn’t fair. The ball was ripped out of the receivers hands as he was going to the ground).

 

[Darth Snow]

Aaaannd I ****ed him. Damn it. (Although to be fair, calling Shedeur’s INT an INT really isn’t fair. The ball was ripped out of the receivers hands as he was going to the ground).

It's OK. I ****ing HATE those "no INTs in X snaps" stats. Always means one is coming cause **** happens.

Also, it made for a great call on the TD. ATONEMENT.

 

[Robert Sorell]

Aaaannd I ****ed him. Damn it. (Although to be fair, calling Shedeur’s INT an INT really isn’t fair. The ball was ripped out of the receivers hands as he was going to the ground).

Situationally the INT worked out to be equal to a punt.

3rd and 11 from the 45 is no man's land for FG/punt/go for it on 4th decision. Effectively the pick was a little worse than incomplete and then punting. Throwing that jump ball had a lot less downside risk than your average pass.

 

[Highlander]

It's OK. I ****ing HATE those "no INTs in X snaps" stats. Always means one is coming cause **** happens.

Also, it made for a great call on the TD. ATONEMENT.

I'm still impressed that his only INT to date was a tipped ball.

 

[BuffsNYC]

I'm still impressed that his only INT to date was a tipped ball.

Ewe LB dropped an easy int in the second half.

 

[BuffWarHogFrog]

Situationally the INT worked out to be equal to a punt.

3rd and 11 from the 45 is no man's land for FG/punt/go for it on 4th decision. Effectively the pick was a little worse than incomplete and then punting. Throwing that jump ball had a lot less downside risk than your average pass.

Don’t disagree. I was merely referencing the stat of 0 INTs.