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Other games weekend of 9/13-9/15
- Thread starter Bison
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ahoelsken
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This is a win-win. Every game NU wins makes us look better-every time they lose.....its just funny. Let's not kid ourselves though-they're a team that was drastically overrated going into the season. I'd argue at the end of the year the butt-whooping we put on CSU will look better.
Made a lateral move from UCF to Nebraska instead of taking a top 5-7 job in the country
SerenityBuff
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Plenty of good seats still available at the 11am Stanford-UC Davis kickoff.
Lateral? Other than the pay scale and conference affiliation, UCF is a better job.Made a lateral move from UCF to Nebraska instead of taking a top 5-7 job in the country
UCF, USF, and Houston are really good G5 jobs.
ahoelsken
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Is UC Davis going to "pound it, launch it, and bring the funk" today?
DrunkRalphie
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I'd think Boise too.
Including Boise State, UCF is the best of those G5 jobs. #4 program in Florida is preferable to being the #6 program in Texas, #5 in Florida or #1 in Idaho.
Thing with Boise is it is a very insular job. Their head coaches have always been in-house type guys.
I think UF is a great job. They have 3 NC since the 90’s.
Texas I agree is overrated or maybe the coaches they have hired have been.
Currently Scott Frost is making $5,000,000 per loss this year. It could be $2,500,000 per loss in a couple hours, and likely $450,000 per loss by the end of the season. Value keeps getting better!
/math
Some will point to MM if it happens. Personally I wouldn’t want to stake my career on that job but he has ties.
DrunkRalphie
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Nowledge
Yeah, looks like PJ is sinking. That is certainly relevant to our football program as well.
I have thought so as well in the past, but not sure I buy the notion as a great job anymore.
Mick Ronson
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not to mention at UCF the recruiting is in your backyard. Nebraska is a big ask for a blue chip....no one really cares about NU in Chicago/Big 10 media markets and UM and tOSU have first pick of the litter.....Sparty, PSU and Wiscy down the line....Lincoln is hind teat.
Oklahoma secondary putting on a how not to tackle clinic.
Mick Ronson
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on the by and by, pretty interested in Boise @ Ok State.
Why? Sure seems like admin and fan support is there, and depending on Miami's probation status, recruiting potential varies from "outstanding" to "unbelievable"
Bison
Retired poster. Have a good life!
I'm watching that one too.
I think there is now a bigger issue at these types of Schools. They have such huge boosters who want their hands on everything. Its an issue when your AD can't do their job.
MM would leave in a nano second if Gtech wanted him.
Boise has reached it's ceiling as a job.
They have had a great run and likely will continue to dominate the MWC but hard to see them consistently being the top G5 school very often in the future as they have been in the recent past.
The Florida schools and Houston have a big advantage in available talent, each sits in the middle of huge recruiting pools. They also have a huge advantage in terms of potential program funding. Boise is in an area of limited population and corporate resources. In the last decade Boise has lost a number of major companies that were big contributors to the program.
Houston and Florida in comparison have a much bigger potential base of donors to draw from. Also much more competition for those donors but it's amazing how winning can get their attention.