Big Jim
WTF?
Clarify, race baiter.
Strong could not get hired in the SEC because he is black and in addition because he has a white wife, master baiter.
Clarify, race baiter.
We already knew that. It seemed like you were implying your bull**** again. Don't.Strong could not get hired in the SEC because he is black and in addition because he has a white wife, master baiter.
We already knew that. It seemed like you were implying your bull**** again. Don't.
Hot.Yes sir. Can I get a beer for you on my way back from the fridge sir?
Hot.
Dammit, I want another option team to watch.
Just for the record, I'm impressed with the the 2-3 people bothering to spell his name. Whenever I go to comment I think about trying to type and spell his name correctly and then decide it's too much work and just go with "he," "him," or "Navy's coach."Why hire Niumatalolo if you don't want his offense? Weird.
They like that he is proven in recruiting at a difficult place to recruit and that he has demonstrated himself with the organizational skills of a head coach. They see themselves as a qb centric offense. They have been able to find a good to great QB. When was the last time you wouldn't trade them straight up for their QB?Why hire Niumatalolo if you don't want his offense? Weird.
I would say Koy, but it says a lot that I would need to double check who their starter actually was before I'd be confident in saying that.When was the last time you wouldn't trade them straight up for their QB?
That's fine, then hire someone who runs an offense that fits that DNA, don't hire a guy whose success has relied heavily on an unconventional (by today's standards), run-oriented offense then ask him to do something different.BYU does have a pretty amazing legacy of quarterbacks and high powered passing attacks. It's kind of their calling card. I think being true to program DNA can be important.
That's fine, then hire someone who runs an offense that fits that DNA, don't hire a guy whose success has relied heavily on an unconventional (by today's standards), run-oriented offense then ask him to do something different.
I'll take on of those treatments.I've never had a hot beer, just cold or room temperature. But, your the man so whatever you want you get. I'll make sure to get T-bone Shlekker to rub your feet and sing soothing James Taylor songs to you as well.
BYU does have a pretty amazing legacy of quarterbacks and high powered passing attacks. It's kind of their calling card. I think being true to program DNA can be important.
Do they know about his plans to run a 3-4 offense?So if Niumatalolo doesn't accept the job it appears Sitake is the man.
Rumors I heard is that it's got more to do with his eligibility than transfer. Not sure why he'd leave since he's be given the starting job with Kyle Allen's transfer.So there are rumors out of College Station that Kyler Murray is transferring. If true, Sumlin's seat just got white hot.
Rumors I heard is that it's got more to do with his eligibility than transfer. Not sure why he'd leave since he's be given the starting job with Kyle Allen's transfer.
Heard Billy Luicci on the radio today. Said that he thinks there is a decent chance that Kyler comes back. Makes sense because he's a legacy, his dad having played QB at A&M. Said he thinks it's a difficulty you face when signing 5* QBs back to back. Doesn't know if Kyler was promised the starting job but said not red shirting him just exacerbated a bad class spread at QB. Said it could still go either way and lots of people are questioning Sumlin based on the number of QBs who have left. FWIW, Sumlin said Kyler would be the starter in the bowl game despite the fact that Kyler wasn't at practice today.But a QB at aTm can stay eligible taking online classes without ever stepping foot on campus except for football.
So there are rumors out of College Station that Kyler Murray is transferring. If true, Sumlin's seat just got white hot.
Media down here is buzzing that Sumlin might be gone now. They're looking into how much it would cost to buy him out.