jizzrag85
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No, you have to click “show ignored content” for them to appear. Don’t ask me how I know.
Question. If you ignore someone who started a thread, can you still see the thread?
Stanford is a private school so they get to make those decisions as they want to and to change that process as they see fit.
They take pride in being known for their admission standards but winning football games has been very important to them as well.
It would not be a surprise if a meeting between Shaw and those above him doesn't result in some "modification" of the grad school admissions process to allow for more "flexibility" that translates into keeping key players around.
They already are "flexible" in terms of admitting players and keeping them eligible and on track for their bachelor's degrees.
Yes if their graduating SR class was already bigger than 14. Add the 11 transferring out to that number and if the total loss is above 25 they can't replace everyone who left.Is this where the new 25 player count rule Nik brought up else where, could bite them in the ass?
I don't know if I'd like that personally as a Falcons fan.. His conservative nature wouldn't really go well with the offensive firepower that Atlanta has unless he's willing to give full control to whatever OC he hires. I get that he's gotten more pass happy the last two years but it still hasn't been as aggressive as I would like if he were to go to Atlanta.If I'm the Falcons I'm calling Shaw
The best the Falcons have been in recent memory was when they were dominant on the ground with Kyle Shanahan calling plays. Matt Ryan is not a guy who can carry a franchise with his arm.I don't know if I'd like that personally as a Falcons fan.. His conservative nature wouldn't really go well with the offensive firepower that Atlanta has unless he's willing to give full control to whatever OC he hires. I get that he's gotten more pass happy the last two years but it still hasn't been as aggressive as I would like if he were to go to Atlanta.
I don't know if I'd like that personally as a Falcons fan.. His conservative nature wouldn't really go well with the offensive firepower that Atlanta has unless he's willing to give full control to whatever OC he hires. I get that he's gotten more pass happy the last two years but it still hasn't been as aggressive as I would like if he were to go to Atlanta.
They were dominant on the ground yes, but that 2016 Super Bowl year was also Ryan's statistical best in pretty much every category you can think of. He was the MVP because of that. I think he can carry a franchise with his arm, I just think the Atlanta D has been such a big weakness for so long it's hard to be extremely successful in the League with a D like that. The coaching staff at Atlanta outside of Shanahan (when he was there) offensively hasn't been great either imo.The best the Falcons have been in recent memory was when they were dominant on the ground with Kyle Shanahan calling plays. Matt Ryan is not a guy who can carry a franchise with his arm.
I don't like him either, I don't know how often a GM goes in the same year as a HC but I can't imagine it's often. Not a fan of either guy really.Atlanta Falcons can clear $50 million in cap space for 2020
The Atlanta Falcons officially are in the rebuilding process as they trade away Mohamed Sanu to the New England Patriots for a second-round pick...bloggingdirty.com
Their cap situation's a mess. If somebody goes, its Tom Dimitroff.
SAM NOYER
DB, COLORADO BUFFALOES
Colorado redshirt junior DB Sam Noyer has entered his name into the transfer portal.
Noyer (6'4/220) began his collegiate career as a quarterback, but he moved to safety just before the start of this season. The redshirt junior appeared in ten games this season, seeing the majority of his on-field reps on special teams, and he finished with one tackle. Noyer will be eligible to play at his next stop as a grad transfer, and it remains to be seen if he'll remain at safety or move back to quarterback.
SOURCE: 247Sports.com
Dec 16, 2019, 2:05 PM ET
SAM NOYER
DB, COLORADO BUFFALOES
Colorado redshirt junior DB Sam Noyer has entered his name into the transfer portal.
Noyer (6'4/220) began his collegiate career as a quarterback, but he moved to safety just before the start of this season. The redshirt junior appeared in ten games this season, seeing the majority of his on-field reps on special teams, and he finished with one tackle. Noyer will be eligible to play at his next stop as a grad transfer, and it remains to be seen if he'll remain at safety or move back to quarterback.
SOURCE: 247Sports.com
Dec 16, 2019, 2:05 PM ET
That is actually a really good idea. I hope, whatever he does, it works out for him.He could probably start for Eddie Mac at UNC at QB.
Furd fired their well-thought-of, beloved S&C coach, who was renowned for developing in his guys into real beasts, using innovative and "unconventional" (not drug-related, they ain't Fuskers!) methods. He was made into the overall Ath.Dept. S&C, then got sideways with somebody.....details are vague.Damn. Things not going well in Palo Alto, huh? Weird. Talk about a program built on consistency. To all of a sudden fall apart like they have is very surprising to me. I’ll be very interested to see if they are able to rebound at all next year. Maybe they really are on a downward trend.
Wouldn't be the first CU QB transfer to start at a G5 school; Hawaii and Nevada come to mind.He could probably start for Eddie Mac at UNC at QB.
SAM NOYER
DB, COLORADO BUFFALOES
Colorado redshirt junior DB Sam Noyer has entered his name into the transfer portal.
Noyer (6'4/220) began his collegiate career as a quarterback, but he moved to safety just before the start of this season. The redshirt junior appeared in ten games this season, seeing the majority of his on-field reps on special teams, and he finished with one tackle. Noyer will be eligible to play at his next stop as a grad transfer, and it remains to be seen if he'll remain at safety or move back to quarterback.
SOURCE: 247Sports.com
Dec 16, 2019, 2:05 PM ET
You can if you scroll to the bottom and click see ignored content.Question. If you ignore someone who started a thread, can you still see the thread?
I will always wonder what if when it comes to Noyer and Lytle, but it's conveniently easy to ask for the backup qb. Best of luck to him.Good Luck Sam, you were a committed Buff throughout the years and that will always be appreciated!!! I hope he find a nice fit and can have a great last season before he moves on with life. He has graduated, so he has a bright future either way. Will follow him next year.
Damn Millennials never satisfied.I think we all probably knew this already, but it's still stunning to actually see the numbers.
Over half of top QB recruits transfer at least once in their college careers.
Damn Millennials never satisfied.
He was blaming their Millennial parents for pushing them to transfer.They have all moved on. Today’s players are all Gen Z.
OK BoomerDamn Millennials never satisfied.