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Kyle Parker is the Clemson QB, I believe.

Wow. That all but wraps it up.

He's saying that it'll probably help to have that stat in your arsenal to pull out when recruiting a blue chip RB, not that we're only doing it to get AG.

No, I have no problem with them doing that, or saying they're donating a portion to charity, or anything else. It just seems like they're still profiting off the sacrifices/losses of others in that case, even if they don't acknowledge it via a donation, so I don't understand how that's any better than what they're doing. To me, however they choose to do this promotion would be fine with me - that's what capitalism is all about.

So if they sell patriotic themed stuff right around 9/11, obviously to boost sales due to the anniversary of 9/11, but don't state that as the reason and don't say they're going to donate to charity you don't have a problem with it?

Would you not then assume that they were keeping it all for themselves and rip them for that?

Yup. There is no downside to having them visit, so the more the better IMO.

All student tickets are general admission

I think athletes today are better than they've ever been, just due to the amount of time spent playing the game growing up and the way science has advanced and increased the efficiency of workouts and whatnot. I don't think the record book is a good way to prove this, one way or another, simply because all athletes have improved across the board, so they're up against stiffer competition in addition to being better themselves. Obviously, there are going to be exceptions to this - guy's in past generations who were just freaks, but for the most part I think athletes today would stomp most teams of yesteryears.

They definitely need to do something about the sound in south stadium. It's impossible to hear anything when there's even a bit of noise.

Martinez, obviously.

I wouldn't want a coach that ever thinks his team plays a perfect game, and I don't know anyone who would. There's always something you can improve on, and obviously Bo saw a lot of things he didn't like tonight. That's fine by me, I'd rather have it this way than have the team getting overconfident and complacent.

It's going to be Martinez.

Stanford was a very talented team last year.

What school is in first?

Just because he's taking his time in making his decision doesn't mean he "enjoys the limelight so much". I'd rather have him take all 4 visits and be sure when he does commit than to commit now and flip flop.

Agreed. People need to learn to delete the quotes other than the one they're directly responding to.

Directly from the article: If you really want to raise their ire, suggest that Crick was the sole beneficiary of teams double-teaming Suh. Heck, even Crick admits, to some extent, he benefited from it. Made teams pay for it. Abused Baylor’s offensive line for a NU-record five sacks because of it. Bo scoffed: “That isn’t the way football works.” Carl challenged: “Suh’s getting double-teamed? Show me that on film…that wasn’t happening.” Continued Bo: “You can also say that Suh benefited playing next to Crick. It’s two-way street. It’s a team game. That’s the reality of it.”

Suh looked like a real lion attacking its prey there!

I bet he gets signed eventually, once injuries start happening.

Or am I?

Anyone can make a fake twitter account. Michaeljacksondancesfromthegrave04???? Are we really to assume the tweets are from MJ???? No, but I am ready to accept the fact that Bo has a verified twitter account.

"Asked about his players using Twitter, Bo said, "If people have time to follow Twittering and tweeting, they need to get a job."" Seems a little hypocritical considering Bo has a twitter account.

Their mascot is pretty scary!