2013 College Football Thread (Realer than Real Deal Holyfield -->S/O Craftsy)

How soon til every upper echelon coordinator is making $1m minimum? Don't ask me how to categorize that for OCs & DCs.

PS. This means Dawgs > Noles, right?
 
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i saw this on another site. the charlie rules:

Strong expectations:

*Players will attend all of their classes and sit in the front two rows of all of their classes. GAs, academic folks, position coaches will be checking constantly now.

*No headphones in class. No texting in class. Sit up and take notes.

*If a player misses a class, he runs until it hurts. If he misses two classes, his entire position unit runs. If he misses three, the position coach runs. The position coaches don't want to run.

*No earrings in the football building. No drugs. No stealing. No guns. Treat women with respect.

*Players may not live off campus anymore, unless they're a senior who hits certain academic standards. The University will buy out the leases for every player currently living off campus and put them in the athletic dorm.

*The team will all live together, eat together, suffer together, and hang out together. They will become a true team and learn to impose accountability on each other. The cliques are over.

*There's no time for a rebuild. "I don't have time for that." The expectation is that Texas wins now.

*Players will learn that they would rather practice than milk a minor injury.

*The focus is on winning and graduating. Anything extraneous to that is a distraction and will be stamped out or removed.

Strong met individually with seniors and key leaders and re-emphasized that the plan is to win now. They can lead the new culture or be run over by it.
"I don't want to talk about things. I'd rather do things. We just talked. Now it's time to do."
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reminds me of my basic training, but without all the fun. i like this guy...too bad they'll can him after two, maybe three seasons. he'll never be allowed the same mediocre years wack had before and after the NCG appearances.
 
Derek Mason is interviewing for Vandy job tomorrow. This is good news :pimp: I'd love to see him elsewhere

Also, Oregon DB coach, John Neal, is staying. He was scheduled to interview for UAB job, but he withdrew this morning. Coach Neal been doing work since he got there in 2003. He's coached up a lot of good players over the years, i.e. Patrick Chung, Jairus Byrd, Walter Thurmond, John Boyett, Cliff Harris, Terrance Mitchell, and Ifo Ekpre-Olomu.

DL coach, Ron Aiken, needs to figure things out with that line. They were pitiful in November.
 
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Look at these two traitors. Benedict Arnolds, a match made in heaven. :stoneface:

:lol: Nah, good luck to JP :pimp:
 
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Derek Mason is interviewing for Vandy job tomorrow. This is good news :pimp: I'd love to see him elsewhere

Also, Oregon DB coach, John Neal, is staying. He was scheduled to interview for UAB job, but he withdrew this morning. Coach Neal been doing work since he got there in 2003. He's coached up a lot of good players over the years, i.e. Patrick Chung, Jairus Byrd, Walter Thurmond, John Boyett, Cliff Harris, Terrance Mitchell, and Ifo Ekpre-Olomu.

DL coach, Ron Aiken, needs to figure things out with that line. They were pitiful in November.
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we just need to get the D Line and O line in order

we HAVE to build a tough aggressive defense we will NEVER win a title with out it

we know the Offense can do work and produce but looking at other defenses across the country we are just not big enough on the line

give us those SEC linemen and we the top 3 team in the country
 
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