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And of course that booster is wearing a big cowboy hat in his profile picture. Don't think this is a bad look for Herman, just comes off as whining from the booster.

Tommy Tuberville stepping down at Cincy

Any commit at WR since we're losing 3 starters, Avery Roberts, Guy Thomas, Deiontae Watts, Ben Miles, and our tight ends

I would go 1) Bama 2) OSU 3) Washington 4) Clemson with Michigan at 5. Everyone keeps arguing if Washington should be in, when really I think Clemson should be the team on the edge of their seat. If you look at the entire body of work Clemson lost to Pitt at home, only beat Troy by 6 at home, had to go to OT to beat NC St who missed the GW field goal at the end of regulation, and then they look unimpressive against Va Tech in the conference championship. As for Penn St, congrats you won the Big 10 championship, you deserve to go to the Rose Bowl which the Big 10 covets anyways. Sorry, but they're not a top 4 team. Ohio St. absolutely deserves to be in, they destroyed Oklahoma in Norman, beat Michigan, made Nebraska look like a JV team, beat Wisconsin on the road and their one loss is off a blocked field goal taken for a touchdown on the road... As for Washington, I was impressed with their complete domination of Stanford, beat up a good football team in Washington St at Pullman and dismantled Colorado. One loss is to a USC team who a lot of people believe is one of the 5 best teams in the nation.

Source? Or this just your assumption?

Agree with this. Guy is probably the best offensive line coach in football it helps when you are coaching the most talented line in football, but he is a fantastic O line coach He's with the Redskins now, not the Cowboys.

Are you Mike Schaefer?

Agree with this. Guy is probably the best offensive line coach in football

Has Jim Tressel been spotted in Lincoln again?

oh good, just like why the 49'ers got rid of Harbaugh. That's really worked out for them

Because Indiana will most likely promote him to head coach.

There has to be more to this because firing him based on performance makes no sense....

WHAT ARE THEY DOING

Think myself and a lot of others could see this coming just from their coaching hires. Seems they only want to hire from within their own conference instead of expanding. For instance Florida and Georgia taking Saban disciples, Missouri promoting their DC and South Carolina.....for whatever reason thinking Muschamp was the best choice. Even Orgeron at LSU, sure he did well there as an interim, but is that really the best LSU could do after Herman and Jimbo declined?

Butch Jones is running a mess over there in Tennessee. No way I would want him

Guess Dykes wants an undeserved pay raise

Would say find a spot for him on our staff, but I remember him calling our special teams "well coached"....maybe there's a reason he was fired Maybe it was well coached, just poorly executed?

Would say find a spot for him on our staff, but I remember him calling our special teams "well coached"....maybe there's a reason he was fired

For a technical answer #5 through 25 can make the difference between who goes to a NY6 bowl or not. Florida St. hopping Louisville at #12 means they'll end up in the Orange Bowl most likely....despite losing 63-20 and everything...

Changing vote to Va Tech

changing vote to Nebraska

Despite these numbers, I felt I saw a more competent QB this year than past. Would have to argue he looked worse than ever before. Dude was around a 30% completion against Wisconsin, Ohio St. (I know he got knocked out early but we all saw where that was going), and Iowa.

Well I guess Riley should go 5-7 again next year to make another easy 32% increase