College Football Thread

Notre Dame up 21-0 with half of the 1st quarter gone by and their offense hasn't even taken the field for a single snap.

2 pick sixes and a punt blocked and returned for a td.

Never seent a game start as such.

Originally posted by evil:
Notre Dame up 21-0 with half of the 1st quarter gone by and their offense hasn't even taken the field for a single snap.

2 pick sixes and a punt blocked and returned for a td.

Never seent a game start as such.

I flipped over to that game for a moment. Just long enough to see the punt block and the return for a TD. Now it's three scores without the offense touching the field? That's amazing.

Oregon and USC meanwhile, are in a flag-fest. Neither team can play clean football. It's a laundry list of personal fouls, facemasks and other dumb blunders. At this point I'd say neither team belongs in the playoffs. But Oregon is about to go up by two TD's regardless.

Was channel surfing looking for a game to watch, and caught a glimpse of the massacre at South Bend.
Syracuse 0, Notre Dame 63 - What happened to Syracuse football ?

In a game that none of you will care about, my Fresno State Bulldogs are doing everything they possibly can to blow a three point lead to Utah State.

Listening on radio. 92.9 The Big Dog out of Modesto.

So funny all the Deion fans disappeared on here

3 years. Conference record 9-17 (35% conference win rate)

Colorado 12 years prior to Deion:
27-76 (26% conference win rate)

so i still think overall he's done well. Just a lot tougher job then I think people realize

needs a real DC and OC, bring in the Nicks!

for DC - Nick Benedetto, DC at Fresno State

for OC - Nick Perrin, OC at Missouri State (son of Bobby Perrin)

Originally posted by SunDevilNiner79:
So funny all the Deion fans disappeared on here

3 years. Conference record 9-17 (35% conference win rate)

Colorado 12 years prior to Deion:
27-76 (26% conference win rate)

so i still think overall he's done well. Just a lot tougher job then I think people realize

needs a real DC and OC, bring in the Nicks!

for DC - Nick Benedetto, DC at Fresno State

for OC - Nick Perrin, OC at Missouri State (son of Bobby Perrin)

Browns next HC tho

Originally posted by billbird2111:

Originally posted by evil:
Notre Dame up 21-0 with half of the 1st quarter gone by and their offense hasn't even taken the field for a single snap.

2 pick sixes and a punt blocked and returned for a td.

Never seent a game start as such.

I flipped over to that game for a moment. Just long enough to see the punt block and the return for a TD. Now it's three scores without the offense touching the field? That's amazing.

Oregon and USC meanwhile, are in a flag-fest. Neither team can play clean football. It's a laundry list of personal fouls, facemasks and other dumb blunders. At this point I'd say neither team belongs in the playoffs. But Oregon is about to go up by two TD's regardless.

Was absolutely a wild first quarter. When the Irish offense did get on the field up 21-0, they scored in two plays... and the second Irish offensive possession resulted in a TD in 3 plays leading to a 35 point first quarter.

Embarrassing game for Syracuse.

Originally posted by ads_2006:

Originally posted by SunDevilNiner79:
So funny all the Deion fans disappeared on here

3 years. Conference record 9-17 (35% conference win rate)

Colorado 12 years prior to Deion:
27-76 (26% conference win rate)

so i still think overall he's done well. Just a lot tougher job then I think people realize

needs a real DC and OC, bring in the Nicks!

for DC - Nick Benedetto, DC at Fresno State

for OC - Nick Perrin, OC at Missouri State (son of Bobby Perrin)

Browns next HC tho

I think Deion so far has become un-hireable and yet also un-fireable and un-retireable (unless he is okay with his reputation being destroyed).

Everything coming out about his coaching staff is its basically stacked full of "yes men" who don't know what they are doing and never question Deion.

If he did retire, my top 25 of coaches that would be likely to jump for a huge pay raise (in no order)

John Sumrall, Tulane
Eric Morris, North Texas
Alex Golesh, South Florida
Blake Harrell, East Carolina
Ryan Silverfield, Memphis
Tony Elliott, Virginia
Rhett Lashlee, SMU
Brent Key, Georgia Tech
Manny Diaz, Duke
Jake Dickert, Wake Forest
Jeff Brohm, Louisville
Willie Fritz, Houston
Matt Campbell, Iowa State
Jerry Mack, Kennesaw State
Charles Kelly, Jacksonville State (Deion's first DC)
Tyson Helton, Western Kentucky
Jim Mora, Uconn
Lance Taylor, Western Michigan (CMC's RB coach at Stanford)
Matt Drinkall, Central Michigan
Sean Lewis, SD State
Jason Eck, New Mexico
Dan Mullen, UNLV
Clark Lea, Vanderbilt
Bob Chesney, HC at James Madison ( East Coast guy that's won at every level)
Ricky Rahne, HC at Old Dominion (James Franklin Protege)

Originally posted by SunDevilNiner79:
I think Deion so far has become un-hireable and yet also un-fireable and un-retireable (unless he is okay with his reputation being destroyed).

Everything coming out about his coaching staff is its basically stacked full of "yes men" who don't know what they are doing and never question Deion.

If he did retire, my top 25 of coaches that would be likely to jump for a huge pay raise (in no order)

John Sumrall, Tulane
Eric Morris, North Texas
Alex Golesh, South Florida
Blake Harrell, East Carolina
Ryan Silverfield, Memphis
Tony Elliott, Virginia
Rhett Lashlee, SMU
Brent Key, Georgia Tech
Manny Diaz, Duke
Jake Dickert, Wake Forest
Jeff Brohm, Louisville
Willie Fritz, Houston
Matt Campbell, Iowa State
Jerry Mack, Kennesaw State
Charles Kelly, Jacksonville State (Deion's first DC)
Tyson Helton, Western Kentucky
Jim Mora, Uconn
Lance Taylor, Western Michigan (CMC's RB coach at Stanford)
Matt Drinkall, Central Michigan
Sean Lewis, SD State
Jason Eck, New Mexico
Dan Mullen, UNLV
Clark Lea, Vanderbilt
Bob Chesney, HC at James Madison ( East Coast guy that's won at every level)
Ricky Rahne, HC at Old Dominion (James Franklin Protege)

Eric Morris to be hired by Oklahoma State

Morris is a Kliff Klingsbury protege who really took off by developing Cam Ward at Incranate Word and Wash St. Guided north Texas to a 10-1 season in his 3rd year

Originally posted by SunDevilNiner79:

Originally posted by SunDevilNiner79:
I think Deion so far has become un-hireable and yet also un-fireable and un-retireable (unless he is okay with his reputation being destroyed).

Everything coming out about his coaching staff is its basically stacked full of "yes men" who don't know what they are doing and never question Deion.

If he did retire, my top 25 of coaches that would be likely to jump for a huge pay raise (in no order)

John Sumrall, Tulane
Eric Morris, North Texas
Alex Golesh, South Florida
Blake Harrell, East Carolina
Ryan Silverfield, Memphis
Tony Elliott, Virginia
Rhett Lashlee, SMU
Brent Key, Georgia Tech
Manny Diaz, Duke
Jake Dickert, Wake Forest
Jeff Brohm, Louisville
Willie Fritz, Houston
Matt Campbell, Iowa State
Jerry Mack, Kennesaw State
Charles Kelly, Jacksonville State (Deion's first DC)
Tyson Helton, Western Kentucky
Jim Mora, Uconn
Lance Taylor, Western Michigan (CMC's RB coach at Stanford)
Matt Drinkall, Central Michigan
Sean Lewis, SD State
Jason Eck, New Mexico
Dan Mullen, UNLV
Clark Lea, Vanderbilt
Bob Chesney, HC at James Madison ( East Coast guy that's won at every level)
Ricky Rahne, HC at Old Dominion (James Franklin Protege)

Eric Morris to be hired by Oklahoma State

Morris is a Kliff Klingsbury protege who really took off by developing Cam Ward at Incranate Word and Wash St. Guided north Texas to a 10-1 season in his 3rd year

Jim mora jr hired by Colorado state

he was 18-7 at UConn last 2 seasons

huge hire for Colorado state

Originally posted by SunDevilNiner79:

Originally posted by SunDevilNiner79:

Originally posted by SunDevilNiner79:
I think Deion so far has become un-hireable and yet also un-fireable and un-retireable (unless he is okay with his reputation being destroyed).

Everything coming out about his coaching staff is its basically stacked full of "yes men" who don't know what they are doing and never question Deion.

If he did retire, my top 25 of coaches that would be likely to jump for a huge pay raise (in no order)

John Sumrall, Tulane
Eric Morris, North Texas
Alex Golesh, South Florida
Blake Harrell, East Carolina
Ryan Silverfield, Memphis
Tony Elliott, Virginia
Rhett Lashlee, SMU
Brent Key, Georgia Tech
Manny Diaz, Duke
Jake Dickert, Wake Forest
Jeff Brohm, Louisville
Willie Fritz, Houston
Matt Campbell, Iowa State
Jerry Mack, Kennesaw State
Charles Kelly, Jacksonville State (Deion's first DC)
Tyson Helton, Western Kentucky
Jim Mora, Uconn
Lance Taylor, Western Michigan (CMC's RB coach at Stanford)
Matt Drinkall, Central Michigan
Sean Lewis, SD State
Jason Eck, New Mexico
Dan Mullen, UNLV
Clark Lea, Vanderbilt
Bob Chesney, HC at James Madison ( East Coast guy that's won at every level)
Ricky Rahne, HC at Old Dominion (James Franklin Protege)

Eric Morris to be hired by Oklahoma State

Morris is a Kliff Klingsbury protege who really took off by developing Cam Ward at Incranate Word and Wash St. Guided north Texas to a 10-1 season in his 3rd year

Jim mora jr hired by Colorado state

he was 18-7 at UConn last 2 seasons

huge hire for Colorado state

Cal hires Nick Rolovich. Terrible hire. He was above average at Hawaii and for Ed out at Wash St because he's a weirdo

Oregon state hires Jamarcus Sheppard, OC at Alabama

Originally posted by SunDevilNiner79:

Originally posted by SunDevilNiner79:

Originally posted by SunDevilNiner79:

Originally posted by SunDevilNiner79:
I think Deion so far has become un-hireable and yet also un-fireable and un-retireable (unless he is okay with his reputation being destroyed).

Everything coming out about his coaching staff is its basically stacked full of "yes men" who don't know what they are doing and never question Deion.

If he did retire, my top 25 of coaches that would be likely to jump for a huge pay raise (in no order)

John Sumrall, Tulane
Eric Morris, North Texas
Alex Golesh, South Florida
Blake Harrell, East Carolina
Ryan Silverfield, Memphis
Tony Elliott, Virginia
Rhett Lashlee, SMU
Brent Key, Georgia Tech
Manny Diaz, Duke
Jake Dickert, Wake Forest
Jeff Brohm, Louisville
Willie Fritz, Houston
Matt Campbell, Iowa State
Jerry Mack, Kennesaw State
Charles Kelly, Jacksonville State (Deion's first DC)
Tyson Helton, Western Kentucky
Jim Mora, Uconn
Lance Taylor, Western Michigan (CMC's RB coach at Stanford)
Matt Drinkall, Central Michigan
Sean Lewis, SD State
Jason Eck, New Mexico
Dan Mullen, UNLV
Clark Lea, Vanderbilt
Bob Chesney, HC at James Madison ( East Coast guy that's won at every level)
Ricky Rahne, HC at Old Dominion (James Franklin Protege)

Eric Morris to be hired by Oklahoma State

Morris is a Kliff Klingsbury protege who really took off by developing Cam Ward at Incranate Word and Wash St. Guided north Texas to a 10-1 season in his 3rd year

Jim mora jr hired by Colorado state

he was 18-7 at UConn last 2 seasons

huge hire for Colorado state

Cal hires Nick Rolovich. Terrible hire. He was above average at Hawaii and for Ed out at Wash St because he's a weirdo

Oregon state hires Jamarcus Sheppard, OC at Alabama

Stanford hires former QB and OC Tavita Pritchard

Pressure, Pressure, Pressure; make that INT #4, Just Sayin'

How are you gonna' head butt the Ref !?!?!?
#1 for the Wolverines should consider himself fortunate to still be in the game.

Update:
Six, count 'em, 6 snaps at the goal line, and Ohio State has to settle for the FG!
Both teams have DC from the pro game; this is gonna' be a war ...

Originally posted by SunDevilNiner79:

Originally posted by SunDevilNiner79:

Originally posted by SunDevilNiner79:

Originally posted by SunDevilNiner79:

Originally posted by SunDevilNiner79:
I think Deion so far has become un-hireable and yet also un-fireable and un-retireable (unless he is okay with his reputation being destroyed).

Everything coming out about his coaching staff is its basically stacked full of "yes men" who don't know what they are doing and never question Deion.

If he did retire, my top 25 of coaches that would be likely to jump for a huge pay raise (in no order)

John Sumrall, Tulane
Eric Morris, North Texas
Alex Golesh, South Florida
Blake Harrell, East Carolina
Ryan Silverfield, Memphis
Tony Elliott, Virginia
Rhett Lashlee, SMU
Brent Key, Georgia Tech
Manny Diaz, Duke
Jake Dickert, Wake Forest
Jeff Brohm, Louisville
Willie Fritz, Houston
Matt Campbell, Iowa State
Jerry Mack, Kennesaw State
Charles Kelly, Jacksonville State (Deion's first DC)
Tyson Helton, Western Kentucky
Jim Mora, Uconn
Lance Taylor, Western Michigan (CMC's RB coach at Stanford)
Matt Drinkall, Central Michigan
Sean Lewis, SD State
Jason Eck, New Mexico
Dan Mullen, UNLV
Clark Lea, Vanderbilt
Bob Chesney, HC at James Madison ( East Coast guy that's won at every level)
Ricky Rahne, HC at Old Dominion (James Franklin Protege)

Eric Morris to be hired by Oklahoma State

Morris is a Kliff Klingsbury protege who really took off by developing Cam Ward at Incranate Word and Wash St. Guided north Texas to a 10-1 season in his 3rd year

Jim mora jr hired by Colorado state

he was 18-7 at UConn last 2 seasons

huge hire for Colorado state

Cal hires Nick Rolovich. Terrible hire. He was above average at Hawaii and for Ed out at Wash St because he's a weirdo

Oregon state hires Jamarcus Sheppard, OC at Alabama

Stanford hires former QB and OC Tavita Pritchard

Arkansas hires Ryan Silverfield (Memphis HC). A Mike Norvell protege. Went 50-25

Rumors are Alex Golesh to Auburn. Sumrall to Florida. Lane to LSU