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Rumor is that Spray Tan is coming with him and they're keeping Donte.
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It's actually my bday this week toonako xl should be sprinting the streets in his birthday suit screaming Hallelujah at the top of his lungs.
This is big time. Lincoln's Charmin soft, but that's as good a hire as you could've possibly hoped for.
Perfect timing.
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Deadspin | What We Know About The Confusing Saga Of Brennan Clay And "Spray Tan"
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The Kliff that is coaching the team with the best record in the NFL.....
Good hire for SC. Poor Caleb. How easy is it to enter the portal?
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Kliff's agent contacting Schefter fast...just trying to do his job, nothing to see there
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THEY GETTIN' ERRBODY
It's actually my bday this week too
Perfect timing.
HBD Brother. Big day.Even funnier sidenote in all of this - it further undercuts Sark's ability to recruit out West.
Dead man gets deader.
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Lmao, forgot about thisDeadspin | What We Know About The Confusing Saga Of Brennan Clay And "Spray Tan"
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Let this happen, that Clemson thing got about 2 years left before it really crumbles.
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He didn't lie, the beat was just asking the wrong questions
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If he bolt's this year it's over for that peak Era of "Clemson" as we knew it.
He was the only reason they didn't lose 5 games this year. In a perfect world he bolts and takes Tony Elliott with him, but I'm sure that's not going to happen. Wonder if OU hires a Defensive guy (like BV or Stoops) if they'd be able to hire Jeff Lebby so he'll have complete autonomy on offense
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From the OU board runner:
Just received a text from a source that should give you some semblance of an idea how this all unfolded:
"Riley was not open to negotiation [from Oklahoma]."
This comes less than 24 hours after he said the following when asked about the Oklahoma athletic administration:
“I have no concerns about our administration, our A.D., our president. We’ve been through a lot together. This isn’t our first rodeo together. So, we always have conversations about the future. And certainly with all that’s changing right now in the college landscape, all that’s getting ready to change, for us, at some point here we transition into a new conference, those are always conversations that we’re going to have, and we would be having those yearly no matter what. We’re always, all of us are trying to make this place better, make this program better. And so you don’t do that without working together, conversing with each other. So, of course we’re going to continue to do that. We work well together, and we’re going to keep working well together.”
Take that for what you will. But for those of you that said it seemed as though Lincoln Riley was coaching with one foot out the door, there's certainly some growing merit to that perspective.
One source actually told me several days ago, "The team thinks he's getting ready to leave." I initially didn't report that because we had good intel on the situation with LSU, and we were pretty certain he wasn't taking that job. The variable we (and everyone) failed to consider was the USC job, which we all probably should have paid a bit more attention to, especially given that Riley had shifted the focus of his recruiting efforts to the West Coast and zeroed in on several of USC's priority targets. It also wasn't difficult to foresee that job opening up several months and even a year ago, which would have allowed Riley to subtly get the pieces in place.
In sum, I'm beginning to get the sense that this might have been in the works a lot longer than anyone knew. If that's the case, it's even more of a back-stab for the players and recruits who took Riley at his word when he said he wasn't going anywhere.
"Riley was not open to negotiation [from Oklahoma]."
This comes less than 24 hours after he said the following when asked about the Oklahoma athletic administration:
“I have no concerns about our administration, our A.D., our president. We’ve been through a lot together. This isn’t our first rodeo together. So, we always have conversations about the future. And certainly with all that’s changing right now in the college landscape, all that’s getting ready to change, for us, at some point here we transition into a new conference, those are always conversations that we’re going to have, and we would be having those yearly no matter what. We’re always, all of us are trying to make this place better, make this program better. And so you don’t do that without working together, conversing with each other. So, of course we’re going to continue to do that. We work well together, and we’re going to keep working well together.”
Take that for what you will. But for those of you that said it seemed as though Lincoln Riley was coaching with one foot out the door, there's certainly some growing merit to that perspective.
One source actually told me several days ago, "The team thinks he's getting ready to leave." I initially didn't report that because we had good intel on the situation with LSU, and we were pretty certain he wasn't taking that job. The variable we (and everyone) failed to consider was the USC job, which we all probably should have paid a bit more attention to, especially given that Riley had shifted the focus of his recruiting efforts to the West Coast and zeroed in on several of USC's priority targets. It also wasn't difficult to foresee that job opening up several months and even a year ago, which would have allowed Riley to subtly get the pieces in place.
In sum, I'm beginning to get the sense that this might have been in the works a lot longer than anyone knew. If that's the case, it's even more of a back-stab for the players and recruits who took Riley at his word when he said he wasn't going anywhere.
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Ah so he’s the first domino to fall. I wondered if it would be him or McCord. Can’t blame the kid
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Damn if Venables goes to Oklahoma that’ll end Clemson and Oklahoma. He’s an amazing DC but I can’t see him being able to recruit at a high enough level
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who's worth keeping on Riley's staff?
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Their OL coach is top notch
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