I'd be fine with that for a CU contract.
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I'd be fine with that for a CU contract.
Louisiana Tech: Sources tell FootballScoop LA Tech is planning to hire Sonny Cumbie as their new head coach.
SerenityBuff
Well-Known Member
Welcome to Havenotsville, Washington.
Smart man probably increased the pool for assistants.
Two years of success and he’ll be poached by a richer program.
That's why he's smart. Either poached or played the game and doubled his salary to stay.
or get poached and triple his salary
Won't surprise me if multiple of Georgia, Houston, Iowa and Baylor win this week. Unless the committee gives the nod to a 2-loss team, ND would be in.
I could see Houston winning, but Iowa is going to be obliterated.
I think it’d be pretty surprising if Houston or Iowa won.
That would be an interesting scenario to see what the committee would do. They would have to choose 3 from this group:
- 1-loss Cincy who beat ND
- 1-loss ND with zero top 25 wins, no conf championship and no coach
- 2-loss Baylor Big XII champ
- 2-loss Iowa B1G champ
- Potential 2-loss Oregon Pac12 champ
- Potential 2-loss Pitt ACC Champ
- 2-loss tOSU who didn't play in CCG
- 2-loss Michigan who beat tOSU soundly
- 2-loss Bama who lost to #1 team in CCG
- 1-loss Cincy who beat ND
- 1-loss ND with zero top 25 wins, no conf championship and no coach
- 2-loss Baylor Big XII champ
- 2-loss Iowa B1G champ
- Potential 2-loss Oregon Pac12 champ
- Potential 2-loss Pitt ACC Champ
- 2-loss tOSU who didn't play in CCG
- 2-loss Michigan who beat tOSU soundly
- 2-loss Bama who lost to #1 team in CCG
You know damn well that Alabama is chosen given this scenario.
And I still don't think it should be their job to speculate on how the loss of a player or coach could affect their competitiveness in the short term. The decisions should be made based on what the teams have shown on the field so far this season.
Don’t worry. That’s not how it works. They pick the four teams they think are the best and then use whatever reasoning they can to justify their decision. It has nothing to do with kelly leaving, they just don’t think notre fame is that good.
Rooting for:
Cinncy over Houston (even though my daughter was just accepted to UH this morning…as a deeeeep safety)
Ok St over Baylor
Bama over UGA
M over Iowa
so that the final four are:
Mich
Bama
UGA
Ok St
And the playoffs are exposed for the fraud that it is.
Cinncy over Houston (even though my daughter was just accepted to UH this morning…as a deeeeep safety)
Ok St over Baylor
Bama over UGA
M over Iowa
so that the final four are:
Mich
Bama
UGA
Ok St
And the playoffs are exposed for the fraud that it is.
It is really just another excuse for putting a two loss Alabama in the playoffs.
His firing at Mississippi St was weird. He had two pretty good seasons there and was fired. Got to figure there was friction behind the scenes.
And I assume they pick those four teams at some point in October.
You think Okie jumps Cincy if both of them win?
A lot of chatter about that lately.
August
It will never happen, but I would like to see preseason rankings go away. Outside of a couple of the perennial elite teams, they aren't very accurate and it just creates a self fulfilling prophecy for keeping good teams good and bad teams bad. I'd like to see rankings come out after about week six, but understand that would get rid of the network and media hype with early season matchups.
Venables the rumor of the day
CULifer
Well-Known Member
Is Venables their best option at this point?
OU fans are trying very hard to convince themselves that he is and that he would be the best option at any point. Given the coaching carousel this past week, Venebles seems like a major "settle for" at best.