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OFFICIAL 2015-2016 College Football Season Thread
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Rumor is the jersey prototypes Nike has been trying to push on USC basically look like these
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It was the Manning camp and there was some high class talent there he beat out at that camp.
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Rumor is the jersey prototypes Nike has been trying to push on USC basically look like these
I hope you guys do it.
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Butch Jones is One more big game choke job away from being Ron zook status.
He really lost me this past Saturday.
All the recruiting in the world can't make up for **** game plans and zero adjustments .
That game had no business of being anything less than 3 TD Win. That's how dominant **** was in the 1st. Then he got scared and peed the bed and got ultra conservative just like last year's Gator game.
In game Butch is below average, and here I was blaming it on Bajakian, NOAP. It's the head coach
He really lost me this past Saturday.
All the recruiting in the world can't make up for **** game plans and zero adjustments .
That game had no business of being anything less than 3 TD Win. That's how dominant **** was in the 1st. Then he got scared and peed the bed and got ultra conservative just like last year's Gator game.
In game Butch is below average, and here I was blaming it on Bajakian, NOAP. It's the head coach
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Tennessee a first half team
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Tyler Bray tha Goat doe
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Butch so scared to mess up winning...that he actually messes up winning.
T Bray wins a Heisman if football is only played for 2.5 quarters
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I tell ya what tho...butch lose to Florida and hot seat officially activated..lose to georgia after that and he has one more season on rocky top
WE gon get it right tho #brickbybrick #V4L
T Bray wins a Heisman if football is only played for 2.5 quarters
gI tell ya what tho...butch lose to Florida and hot seat officially activated..lose to georgia after that and he has one more season on rocky top
WE gon get it right tho #brickbybrick #V4L
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I feel like tOSU black jerseys are gonna look just like the 49ers ones
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So Butch is Al Golden without the tie
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Rumor, so take it for what it is and with a grain of salt:
UCLA students/fans saying they heard Chris Clark had a run in with Rosen over something and felt like an outsider on the team.
Of course these rumors don't come with any real sources or info. But take it for what it is. And hey it was fans that first reported Clark had left the school.
UCLA students/fans saying they heard Chris Clark had a run in with Rosen over something and felt like an outsider on the team.
Of course these rumors don't come with any real sources or info. But take it for what it is. And hey it was fans that first reported Clark had left the school.
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I don't think that is what's happening here.
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The bad thing about his situation is that he's not going to be eligible to play until 2017.
If he ends up not wanting to make a decision about where he wants to transfer until Nov or Dec, and Michigan whiffs on some TE recruits, I could the staff opening things back up with him.
I think Butt goes pro after this season, which would leave Bunting, and TR FR McKeon as really the only inline types on the roster next season. The rest of the guys are FB/H-Back types, and TW Jr is probably going to be moving to another position.
They need to pick up an inline type as a GT this off season.
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Pretty much what I got from that statementSo Butch is Al Golden without the tie
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The ineptitude of Al Golden in a nutshell, so much talent in '14 and so many L's, as a Hurricane fan I pray he's gone at the end of the year
Putting Miami's 2014 Season into Historical Perspective
When I was reviewing prospects for the 2015 NFL Draft, one thing kept popping up from NFL talent evaluators that I would read: “How could a Miami team with all that talent finish 6-7?”
That statement piqued my interest and led me to wonder if their season was truly an outlier, or just another case of a talented team underperforming expectations and talent level. Given the fact we all are wanting to review the job Golden did, I needed a set end point, and since 2005 was the year Golden was hired for his first coaching job at Temple, ten seasons is a nice sized data set- and a round number- I decided to go back to 2005 and build a database of each team that had a finalist for the Mackey Award (Walford in 2014), a 1st round pick at OL (Flowers), two first round picks in the draft (Flowers, Dorsett), or a Butkus award finalist (Perryman). I decided to limit my database to merely finalists for a major award that we had a finalist for last year. This means that Miami was even more of an outlier due to the fact that Duke Johnson was one of 10 semi-finalists for the Doak Walker award (best RB) and the Walter Camp offensive player of the year award.
From 2005-2014, there were 29 teams with a Mackey Award finalist on their team. These teams averaged 9.6 wins, 3.5 losses. Over this timeframe, 27 of the 29 teams had a winning record- 93.1% of teams (Miami in 2014, Minnesota in 2006 did not). 18 of the 29 teams won double digit games- 62% of teams.
There were 56 teams with a first round OL on their team. These teams averaged 9.0 wins, 4.0 losses per season. Over this timeframe, 49 of the 56 teams had a winning record- 87.5% of teams. 21 of the 56 teams won double digit games- 37.5% of teams.
There were 59 teams with at least two first round picks in the same season. These teams averaged 10.2 wins, 3.0 losses per season. 57 of the 59 teams had a winning record- 96.6% (2014 Miami, 2010 Colorado did not). 39 of the 59 teams had double digit wins- 66.1% of teams.
There were 42 teams with a Butkus award finalist on their team. These teams averaged 9.4 wins, 3.7 losses per season. Over this timeframe, 35 of the 42 teams had a winning record- 83.3% of teams. 21 of the 42 teams won double digit games- 50% of teams.
One other team over the past 10 seasons had the combination of a Mackey finalist, 1st round OL, two 1st round picks, Butkus award finalist on their team- 2009 Florida (13-1). Again, this doesn’t even include Duke. Florida had Chris Rainey and Jeff Demps at RB with Tebow at QB.
Over these 10 seasons, these teams met three areas of the criteria: 2014 Florida State (14-1), 2013 Ohio State (12-2), 2012 Notre Dame (12-1), 2010 Wisconsin (11-2), 2007 USC (11-2), 2005 Ohio State (10-2). Every single team that the award nominees that Miami had last year won at least 10 games. When you consider the fact that Miami also had a Doak Walker semi-finalist and the ACC Freshman of the Year at QB, you could reasonably argue that the 2014 Miami Hurricanes are one of the most underachieving football teams of the modern era, and without question over the last 10 seasons. I’m not sure you can put it any other way but to say that Golden had massive amounts of talent on last year’s team and completely mismanaged them into a losing record the likes of which we may not have ever seen before
When I was reviewing prospects for the 2015 NFL Draft, one thing kept popping up from NFL talent evaluators that I would read: “How could a Miami team with all that talent finish 6-7?”
That statement piqued my interest and led me to wonder if their season was truly an outlier, or just another case of a talented team underperforming expectations and talent level. Given the fact we all are wanting to review the job Golden did, I needed a set end point, and since 2005 was the year Golden was hired for his first coaching job at Temple, ten seasons is a nice sized data set- and a round number- I decided to go back to 2005 and build a database of each team that had a finalist for the Mackey Award (Walford in 2014), a 1st round pick at OL (Flowers), two first round picks in the draft (Flowers, Dorsett), or a Butkus award finalist (Perryman). I decided to limit my database to merely finalists for a major award that we had a finalist for last year. This means that Miami was even more of an outlier due to the fact that Duke Johnson was one of 10 semi-finalists for the Doak Walker award (best RB) and the Walter Camp offensive player of the year award.
From 2005-2014, there were 29 teams with a Mackey Award finalist on their team. These teams averaged 9.6 wins, 3.5 losses. Over this timeframe, 27 of the 29 teams had a winning record- 93.1% of teams (Miami in 2014, Minnesota in 2006 did not). 18 of the 29 teams won double digit games- 62% of teams.
There were 56 teams with a first round OL on their team. These teams averaged 9.0 wins, 4.0 losses per season. Over this timeframe, 49 of the 56 teams had a winning record- 87.5% of teams. 21 of the 56 teams won double digit games- 37.5% of teams.
There were 59 teams with at least two first round picks in the same season. These teams averaged 10.2 wins, 3.0 losses per season. 57 of the 59 teams had a winning record- 96.6% (2014 Miami, 2010 Colorado did not). 39 of the 59 teams had double digit wins- 66.1% of teams.
There were 42 teams with a Butkus award finalist on their team. These teams averaged 9.4 wins, 3.7 losses per season. Over this timeframe, 35 of the 42 teams had a winning record- 83.3% of teams. 21 of the 42 teams won double digit games- 50% of teams.
One other team over the past 10 seasons had the combination of a Mackey finalist, 1st round OL, two 1st round picks, Butkus award finalist on their team- 2009 Florida (13-1). Again, this doesn’t even include Duke. Florida had Chris Rainey and Jeff Demps at RB with Tebow at QB.
Over these 10 seasons, these teams met three areas of the criteria: 2014 Florida State (14-1), 2013 Ohio State (12-2), 2012 Notre Dame (12-1), 2010 Wisconsin (11-2), 2007 USC (11-2), 2005 Ohio State (10-2). Every single team that the award nominees that Miami had last year won at least 10 games. When you consider the fact that Miami also had a Doak Walker semi-finalist and the ACC Freshman of the Year at QB, you could reasonably argue that the 2014 Miami Hurricanes are one of the most underachieving football teams of the modern era, and without question over the last 10 seasons. I’m not sure you can put it any other way but to say that Golden had massive amounts of talent on last year’s team and completely mismanaged them into a losing record the likes of which we may not have ever seen before
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Miami fans, who would you guys want to see to replace Golden?
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Bring Back Butch
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Texas fired their AD already...yikes
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uh oh Charlie
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any other schools bring back a coach for a second stint? The one I can remember is Petrino to Louisville.
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Kansas State.
