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hawg1
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Line falls to -4
hawg1
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Travel is killing teams. Too easy to break protocol.
Am I alone in feeling like this was only a matter of time?
With Saban? I am pretty surprised.
Plenty of other coaches seem pretty careless, so it will not surprise me when more coaches test positive.
hawg1
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Saban was early and strong proponent of masks.
But the people of Alabama were not. Group recklessness trumps individual good behavior (pun intended).
Their AD has it too, unless both are false positives. Who the hell knows?
We're Bowl Eligible!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Saban always strikes me as the kind of guy who doesn’t think the rules apply to him. So while I wouldn’t classify Saban as careless, I would assign him a pretty cavalier attitude towards the virus.
hawg1
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Whoa. Inconsistent with his actions and words.
Nice choice of words there.
How good is Arch Manning. As a Freshman in HS just dominating
The Golden Arch?
hawg1
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Luges says 7th overall, I just heard on TV. That’s impressive.
Not bad
UM athletics gets out from under this tho:
I'm listening to the new McChesney podcast and he mentioned that both CSU and New Mexico have been dealing with a ton of COVID issues among players and he said he had no idea how that game was going to get played.
He also mentioned that he believes if Nebraska fires Frost at some point and hires Craig Bohl from Wyoming that Nebraska is going to be really really good.
Said he spoke to Ben Garland (who played at AFA) and they think AFA might have a decent chance at joining a big conference if/when realignment happens.
He also mentioned that he believes if Nebraska fires Frost at some point and hires Craig Bohl from Wyoming that Nebraska is going to be really really good.
Said he spoke to Ben Garland (who played at AFA) and they think AFA might have a decent chance at joining a big conference if/when realignment happens.
Florida's schedule sinc ethis started:
10/17 LSU game: postponed
10/24 Mizzou game: postponed
10/31 mizzou game try 2: not yet postponed (but, well, come on)
11/7: georgia
11/14 Arkansas.
11/21: Vandy
They no longer have any open dates. the LSu game is rescheduled for 12/12. They will be lucky to only miss the mizzou game. Things could unravel quickly if they miss a second game. And it seems likely they will, even if the UF program clears up its outbreak.
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The ripples are going to be very interesting to watch. LSU and Mizzou no longer have any room to change their schedules.
Bohl is very good coach and wouldn't be a bad cultural fit in Lincoln. He would win at NU. Probably wouldn't be top 10, but enough to keep them consistently ranked between 10-25. He'd be a high floor, moderate ceiling coach there.
I actually don't think he'd be terrible in Boulder either. The style of football he coaches is right down the fairway of what has traditionally worked at CU (win or lose, the opposing team is going to hurt the next day). I'd question his cultural fit in Boulder and well, what always defines success at CU: recruiting.
AF is a surprise candidate for a P5 conference. Did he say what his reasoning was?
Just conversation between he and Ben Garland without a reasoning. He said Army and Navy are likely to be included in the “P5” group and that AFA would also be included but all three would be in separate conferences. I have no idea if they have team sources or what, but I imagine it’s more about including all the service academies instead of just two
Air Force isn’t getting a P5 invite. That’s just absurd. In fact, I seem to remember hearing an interview with an AFA official who said they wouldn’t be interested if one came because it would mean they would have to change their approach to the role of athletics at the academy.