Trey Bantz
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They don't have **** on us, there's a reason why this investigation took over two years. We'll get another ban and a couple schollys AT MOST.
2013 College Football Thread (Realer than Real Deal Holyfield -->S/O Craftsy)
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It's definitely not going to be as bad as the whole world thinks it's going to be. And it's not going to be as light as every Cane fan is saying it's going to be either.
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**** another bowl ban...not with it
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Our QB recruit, Zach Allen, decommitted yesterday and will attend TCU instead. Cited the instability and uncertainty caused by Marrone's departure as the reason. Scott Shafer has one hell of a job on his hands because its been made a hell of a lot harder because of Doug.
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Bill Young, 66, said he was told by Gundy in February [2012] that college football is a young man's game "and I was the face of the defense and he thought my age would hurt recruiting and he thought players wouldn't play for me."
Young said he thought that was "nowhere near right." He expressed those feelings to Gundy and they agreed to disagree. The result? It was determined the 2012 season would be Young's last.
"We had a good discussion," Young said, adding that he is not mad at Gundy. "I told him if he wouldn't mind, please don't put this (information) out there until I have time to finish the season and look for a new job. He agreed to that. He was very accommodating and was trying to help. It's easier to get a job in this business if you have got one."
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also Stanford's Pep Hamilton has removed his name from consideration for Va Tech's job
Young said he thought that was "nowhere near right." He expressed those feelings to Gundy and they agreed to disagree. The result? It was determined the 2012 season would be Young's last.
"We had a good discussion," Young said, adding that he is not mad at Gundy. "I told him if he wouldn't mind, please don't put this (information) out there until I have time to finish the season and look for a new job. He agreed to that. He was very accommodating and was trying to help. It's easier to get a job in this business if you have got one."
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also Stanford's Pep Hamilton has removed his name from consideration for Va Tech's job
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Pachall has returned to TCU after seeking treatment
Posted Sunday, Jan. 13, 2013 0 Comments Print Reprints
By Stefan Stevenson
[email protected]
Former TCU quarterback Casey Pachall is back on campus and will begin classes Monday, according to his father and coach Gary Patterson.
Pachall, who left school to seek treatment for substance abuse after an October arrest for suspicion of driving while intoxicated, moved back to Fort Worth on Friday.
Patterson said Pachall took part in team meetings Sunday.
"He looks great," Patterson said. "It's like he looked when he was a freshman. Right now, we feel really good about this. It's never going to be 100 percent perfect but there is a chance we did the right thing and made a difference. You've got to understand, everybody is going to be watching on this."
Stan Pachall said by email that Casey finished his out-patient treatment Thursday in Austin, where he was living with his sister.
"He did everything we wanted him to do," Patterson said.
Stan Pachall said by email that he did not want to comment on his son returning to TCU until it was official but was thankful for the support Casey received.
"Some people are just haters and want to see people fail," Stan Pachall said. "To the haters, I hope that they never have anyone close to them that suffers from addiction of any substance. And to the people that support and have prayed for Casey's recovery - thank you."
Pachall will begin working out with the team Monday and will likely be given a chance to earn the starting job, which Trevone Boykin filled when Pachall left after the Horned Frogs' fourth game. Pachall will be a senior in 2013.
Pachall has not lifted weights or thrown a ball in several months, Patterson said.
Read more here: http://www.star-telegram.com/2013/01/13/4543741/pachall-has-returned-to-tcu-after.html#storylink=cpy
Posted Sunday, Jan. 13, 2013 0 Comments Print Reprints
By Stefan Stevenson
[email protected]
Former TCU quarterback Casey Pachall is back on campus and will begin classes Monday, according to his father and coach Gary Patterson.
Pachall, who left school to seek treatment for substance abuse after an October arrest for suspicion of driving while intoxicated, moved back to Fort Worth on Friday.
Patterson said Pachall took part in team meetings Sunday.
"He looks great," Patterson said. "It's like he looked when he was a freshman. Right now, we feel really good about this. It's never going to be 100 percent perfect but there is a chance we did the right thing and made a difference. You've got to understand, everybody is going to be watching on this."
Stan Pachall said by email that Casey finished his out-patient treatment Thursday in Austin, where he was living with his sister.
"He did everything we wanted him to do," Patterson said.
Stan Pachall said by email that he did not want to comment on his son returning to TCU until it was official but was thankful for the support Casey received.
"Some people are just haters and want to see people fail," Stan Pachall said. "To the haters, I hope that they never have anyone close to them that suffers from addiction of any substance. And to the people that support and have prayed for Casey's recovery - thank you."
Pachall will begin working out with the team Monday and will likely be given a chance to earn the starting job, which Trevone Boykin filled when Pachall left after the Horned Frogs' fourth game. Pachall will be a senior in 2013.
Pachall has not lifted weights or thrown a ball in several months, Patterson said.
Read more here: http://www.star-telegram.com/2013/01/13/4543741/pachall-has-returned-to-tcu-after.html#storylink=cpy
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Father too old to be talking about haters. His son has bad judgment and has put it on display for the world to see on more than one occasion. Its not wanting to see someone fail more so waiting to see when he will mess up again.
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Glad Pachall is back. Hopefully he can keep his head on straight. Boykin wasnt the answer.
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Robey entering the draft as expected.
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Yikes.
Good luck to him.
Good luck to him.
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premature?
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Robey lost his mom. Also only reason he went to USC was Monte Kiffin.
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Re: Miami
Who really knows at this point but I'd imagine that more details will be trickling out of there soon
Who really knows at this point but I'd imagine that more details will be trickling out of there soon
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Pretty much expected.[h1]Report: The ACC is considering a network of its own[/h1]
By Tom Fornelli | Blogger
12:39 PM ET January 14, 2013
The Big Ten has one, the Pac-12 has one and the SEC is working on getting one of its own. Could the ACC become the next conference to have its own television network? Word is the conference is considering it.
John Swofford and the ACC are considering their own television network. (US Presswire)
According to the SportsBusiness Journal, the ACC and its athletic directors are considering the idea.
The motivation behind the idea is money, obviously. Money that will help ensure the ACC stays together in its current form. After all, Maryland isn't leaving the ACC for the Big Ten in a few years of the Big Ten couldn't give the school more money, and with its own network the ACC would be trying to close the financial gap between it and the Big Ten, Pac-12 and SEC.
Of course, just wanting to start your own network and actually doing so are two different things. As the snippet above mentions, ESPN owns the ACC's media rights for the next 15 years, and the ACC won't be starting a network of its own without the help of ESPN. According to the report, ESPN is currently "lukewarm" about the idea.
It's already working on starting the SEC's network in August 2014, and it isn't sure about starting another conference network that will share so many of the same markets as the SEC and ACC already do.
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How weird is it that Ole Miss and Miss St. are going to get the top 2 players in the country?
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who's #2? Jones or Lawson?
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Jones
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yea that was fluke.
late bloomer.
Yall gonna close on Eddie Jackson or let Bama or LSU snag him?
late bloomer.
Yall gonna close on Eddie Jackson or let Bama or LSU snag him?
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He was supposed to OV on the 25th but w/ the late offers/interest from LSU/Bama/Arky they moved it up to last weekend to try and lock him down and get him to commit. Seems like he is determined to take all his visits though. Still the leader in the clubhouse but things could change should he go through those visits. I think he stays in state and goes to FSU though.
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It's gonna be interesting to see if MSU can keep Chris Jones from taking anymore visits. MSU is the only campus he's seen so far. He's had a crazy rise over these last couple months.
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even Money, he finds his way back to bama.
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"That's a scary sight" (c) Chief Keef
