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[Mavric]

 

[AZRaiderH8r]

I'm thinking that losing 17-7 to a pretty lousy ASU team helped with this. You're welcome America! 

[Mavric]

I will admit that I was kind of on the Aranda train a year ago.  Not over Rhule, but when I didn't think Rhule was really in the running.

 

It appears that wouldn't have been the best.

 

[Husker in WI]

9 minutes ago, Mavric said:

I will admit that I was kind of on the Aranda train a year ago.  Not over Rhule, but when I didn't think Rhule was really in the running.

 

It appears that wouldn't have been the best.

 

 

Can we still get those Chip Kelly odds?

[Guy Chamberlin]

I'm starting to wonder if being a head coach is harder than it looks. 

[commando]

54 minutes ago, Guy Chamberlin said:

I'm starting to wonder if being a head coach is harder than it looks. 

i don't know....getting paid $75.000.000 to not coach anymore seems to be a great gig if you can get it.  

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[Guy Chamberlin]

Nebraska is 5-6 and we can engage in all the hindsight we want about the coaches we think we wanted.

 

Would you rather have Dave Aranda or Luke Fickell right now? Some would have considered Dino Babers a steal, not to mention Jimbo Fisher. Hugh Freeze might already be roadkill. Deion Sanders? Chip Kelly just keeps messing with your mind. And how did USC become such a joke in Lincoln Riley's second season? 

 

I don't recall anyone uttering the name Eliah Drinkwitz, but you gotta like what Missouri is doing in the SEC this year. 

 

There are marquee hires out there, but almost no sure things.  

[Mavric]

 

[Caliborn72]

Cignetti should be the top choice if he wants the job. Some solid names here.

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[The Murphinator]

Looks like Mark Stoops will be the guy at Texas A&M

 

[Mavric]