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TITLETOWN - A Decade Long Celebration Of The Greatest Achievement In College Athletics History => Kansas State Football => Topic started by: sonofdaxjones on September 18, 2010, 04:14:47 PM
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and it is going on at Temple. Who is now 3-0 after beating UConn today.
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Remember when we used to beat Temple like 67-3? :frown:
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Isn't Temple's coach a guy hired from UVa the same year we got RonRon?
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and it is going on at Temple. Who is now 3-0 after beating UConn today.
Sweet; now the coach just has to go 114-38 over the next 12 years, win 9+ games ten times, and win 11 games 5 times. Seems like it's pretty much a done deal.
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Isn't Temple's coach a guy hired from UVa the same year we got RonRon?
Yep, he was the DC at UVa.
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And now Dax is trying to take the shine off of Snyder's coaching accomplishments. What a pathetic guy he is.
Hall of Fame football coach Barry Switzer once stated, "He's not the coach of the year, he's not the coach of the decade, he's the coach of the century.
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You are such an amazing douche jt . . . go get a penile implant or something.
What about these words confuses you?
"I think we might be seeing a new so called greatest coaching job of all time . ."
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Lets just slow down and see if he keeps winning for a few more seasons before we anoint him the best of all time ok?
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Who anointed him the best of all time??
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You are such an amazing douche jt . . . go get a penile implant or something.
What about these words confuses you?
"I think we might be seeing a new so called greatest coaching job of all time . ."
Probably the "so called" portion of the phrase. I realize that the failure of any and all KSU athletic teams is the only thing in the world that brings some peace to your wretched life, I just don"t see why you keep up this charade of being a fan of the teams.
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Why don't we let him get to a BCS game (let alone win) first, ok?
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You are such an amazing douche jt . . . go get a penile implant or something.
What about these words confuses you?
"I think we might be seeing a new so called greatest coaching job of all time . ."
Probably the "so called" portion of the phrase. I realize that the failure of any and all KSU athletic teams is the only thing in the world that brings some peace to your wretched life, I just don"t see why you keep up this charade of being a fan of the teams.
One thing for sure, you'll always be the resident consummate powerespect . . . carry that truth with pride JT.
It has nothing at all to do with Snyder . . . just admit that you're a complete moron and that you can't comprehend English.
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Why don't we let him get to a BCS game (let alone win) first, ok?
Yeah . . . lets :jerk:
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Why don't we let him get to a BCS game (let alone win) first, ok?
Yeah . . . lets :jerk:
Hey, I just don't see him winning his conference this year ok. I think you're jumping the gun a bit.
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Why don't we let him get to a BCS game (let alone win) first, ok?
Yeah . . . lets :jerk:
Hey, I just don't see him winning his conference this year ok. I think you're jumping the gun a bit.
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You are such an amazing douche jt . . . go get a penile implant or something.
What about these words confuses you?
"I think we might be seeing a new so called greatest coaching job of all time . ."
Probably the "so called" portion of the phrase. I realize that the failure of any and all KSU athletic teams is the only thing in the world that brings some peace to your wretched life, I just don"t see why you keep up this charade of being a fan of the teams.
One thing for sure, you'll always be the resident consummate powerespect . . . carry that truth with pride JT.
It has nothing at all to do with Snyder . . . just admit that you're a complete moron and that you can't comprehend English.
This entire thread is an attack on Snyder. Admit it, you just can't handle the fact that Snyder is doing a decent job and it is killing you inside. So, in retaliation, you start BS threads in an attempt to make Snyder's turnaround of the worst program in college football history less impressive. Stop being such a insolent little bitch and enjoy what should be a nice afternoon following a nice win. But you can't do that, because KSU's success infuriates you to no ends. :curse: <--Dax, following a Cat's win. :pbj: <---Dax, watching the Cat's struggle.
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You're just a typical powerespect who considers any all commentary no matter how far out on the margins it is as it relates to K-State . . . a personal affront to you.
jtksu . . . King powerespect in Residence.
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I think jtksu wants to see the milk before he buys the cow dax. He hasn't even finished a season yet, don't you think its a bit early to give him coach of the year?
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You're just a typical powerespect who considers any all commentary no matter how far out on the margins it is as it relates to K-State . . . a personal affront to you.
jtksu . . . King powerespect in Residence.
No wonder you and Ben love pillow fighting each other so much, you both are like broken records. 99% of your posts include "powerespect," "vaildation," or some combination of the two.
Ben: One bowl in six years!! lol!!!
Dax: powerespect!!! lol!!!
Ben: One bowl in six years!!! lol!!!
Dax: Validation!!! lol!!!
Ben: One bowl in six years!! lol!!!
Dax: powerespect!!! lol!!!
Ben: One bowl in six years!!! lol!!!
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Ben: One bowl in six years!! lol!!!
Dax: powerespect!!! lol!!!
Ben: One bowl in six years!!! lol!!!
Dax: Validation!!! lol!!!
Ben: One bowl in six years!! lol!!!
Dax: powerespect!!! lol!!!
Ben: One bowl in six years!!! lol!!!
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Ben: One bowl in six years!! lol!!!
Dax: powerespect!!! lol!!!
Ben: One bowl in six years!!! lol!!!
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Ben: One bowl in six years!! lol!!!
Dax: powerespect!!! lol!!!
Ben: One bowl in six years!!! lol!!!
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Ben: One bowl in six years!! lol!!!
Dax: powerespect!!! lol!!!
Ben: One bowl in six years!!! lol!!!
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Ben: One bowl in six years!! lol!!!
Dax: powerespect!!! lol!!!
Ben: One bowl in six years!!! lol!!!
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Ben: One bowl in six years!! lol!!!
Dax: powerespect!!! lol!!!
Ben: One bowl in six years!!! lol!!!
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Ben: One bowl in six years!! lol!!!
Dax: powerespect!!! lol!!!
Ben: One bowl in six years!!! lol!!!
Dax: Validation!!! lol!!!
Ben: One bowl in six years!! lol!!!
Dax: powerespect!!! lol!!!
Ben: One bowl in six years!!! lol!!!
Dax: Validation!!! lol!!!
Ben: One bowl in six years!! lol!!!
Dax: powerespect!!! lol!!!
Ben: One bowl in six years!!! lol!!!
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Dax: powerespect!!! lol!!!
Ben: One bowl in six years!!! lol!!!
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Ben: One bowl in six years!! lol!!!
Dax: powerespect!!! lol!!!
Ben: One bowl in six years!!! lol!!!
Dax: Validation!!! lol!!!
Ben: One bowl in six years!! lol!!!
Dax: powerespect!!! lol!!!
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Who said anything about coach of the year??
I saw their score pop up. They beat UConn, a team that was supposedly going to contend for the Big East Title, they still might. Remember the Big East gave Temple the boot a few years ago, that wasn't thinking about giving them the boot, they gave them the boot.
In addition, as someone who follows the business of college football. Temple didn't go out and borrow $4 million dollars (a huge amount of money in 1989-1990 for any athletic department to spend) from the Temple Foundation to pay assistant coaches, and they certainly don't have a multi-multi millionaire Rancher/ADM board member and a multi-multi millionaire grain mill operator stepping up with millions more dollars just a couple of years later.
So yes, if the trend continues it perfectly applicable to consider that we MIGHT be seeing a NEW greatest turnaround of all time.
But then again, for the average or in jt's case the above average powerespect type. Any such discussion is an immediate attack on all things K-State and thus an attack on their self esteem.
Please continue to meltdown King of all Powertards.
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Who said anything about coach of the year??
I saw their score pop up. They beat UConn, a team that was supposedly going to contend for the Big East Title, they still might. Remember the Big East gave Temple the boot a few years ago, that wasn't thinking about giving them the boot, they gave them the boot.
In addition, as someone who follows the business of college football. Temple didn't go out and borrow $4 million dollars (a huge amount of money in 1989-1990 for any athletic department to spend) from the Temple Foundation to pay assistant coaches, and they certainly don't have a multi-multi millionaire Rancher/ADM board member and a multi-multi millionaire grain mill operator stepping up with millions more dollars just a couple of years later.
So yes, if the trend continues it perfectly applicable to consider that we MIGHT be seeing a NEW greatest turnaround of all time.
But then again, for the average or in jt's case the above average powerespect type. Any such discussion is an immediate attack on all things K-State and thus an attack on their self esteem.
Please continue to meltdown King of all Powertards.
Yeah, borrowing that money was such a stupid thing to do. If only they could have realized some sort of return on their investment... And rich people donating money to college athletic departments? Those bastards!!
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jtksu... putting the K-S-U in c*cKSUcker, one sh*tty post at a time.
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jtksu... putting the K-S-U in cocKSUcker, one shitty post at a time.
Yeah, I'd probably lash out like that too, if I was you.
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Never said that borrowing the money was dumb and never said there was anything wrong with boosters donating money. But there was a reason why Wefald then laid down the law that the athletic department would never again be allowed to borrow money from the Foundation under his watch, but then again, this is all way over your little King of all Powertards head.
And of course you would be responding like you are . . . you just can't handle any criticism of K-State, even when there isn't any.
You're just that f_cking stupid.
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jtksu... putting the K-S-U in crockSUcker, one fecesty post at a time.
Yeah, I'd probably lash out like that too, if I was you.
www.gopowertard.com
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Never said that borrowing the money was dumb and never said there was anything wrong with boosters donating money. But there was a reason why Wefald then laid down the law that the athletic department would never again be allowed to borrow money from the Foundation under his watch, but then again, this is all way over your little King of all Powertards head.
And of course you would be responding like you are . . . you just can't handle any criticism of K-State, even when there isn't any.
You're just that f_cking stupid.
In addition, as someone who follows the business of college football. Temple didn't go out and borrow $4 million dollars (a huge amount of money in 1989-1990 for any athletic department to spend) from the Temple Foundation to pay assistant coaches, and they certainly don't have a multi-multi millionaire Rancher/ADM board member and a multi-multi millionaire grain mill operator stepping up with millions more dollars just a couple of years later.
So, what was your point in including this financial info then?
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The MAC is not the Big 8/12, plain and simple. I bet you $100 this coach wouldn't come dominate the Big 12 like you think dax.
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jtksu... putting the K-S-U in crockSUcker, one fecesty post at a time.
Yeah, I'd probably lash out like that too, if I was you.
www.gopowertard.com
Yeah, I could see how being the creamy filling in a NDSU/USM sandwich could make you feel that way.
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Never said that borrowing the money was dumb and never said there was anything wrong with boosters donating money. But there was a reason why Wefald then laid down the law that the athletic department would never again be allowed to borrow money from the Foundation under his watch, but then again, this is all way over your little King of all Powertards head.
And of course you would be responding like you are . . . you just can't handle any criticism of K-State, even when there isn't any.
You're just that f_cking stupid.
In addition, as someone who follows the business of college football. Temple didn't go out and borrow $4 million dollars (a huge amount of money in 1989-1990 for any athletic department to spend) from the Temple Foundation to pay assistant coaches, and they certainly don't have a multi-multi millionaire Rancher/ADM board member and a multi-multi millionaire grain mill operator stepping up with millions more dollars just a couple of years later.
So, what was your point in including this financial info then?
The point is . . . Al Golden is doing a great job in the face of all odds and not getting anything that resembles the "bend over backwards and then some" financial backing that Snyder got. After that, the stories are mutually exclusive on every level. Just trying put it in a perspective that your dumbass little powerespect mind could attempt to comprehend.
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The MAC is not the Big 8/12, plain and simple. I bet you $100 this coach wouldn't come dominate the Big 12 like you think dax.
Where are you pulling all of this hyperbole and embellishment out of . . . is there a book or something that you reference??
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The MAC is not the Big 8/12, plain and simple. I bet you $100 this coach wouldn't come dominate the Big 12 like you think dax.
Where are you pulling all of this hyperbole and embellishment out of . . . is there a book or something that you reference??
Welcome to goEMAW.com, 'Pad, where hyperbole and bullsh*t flow like the Nile River.
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Never said that borrowing the money was dumb and never said there was anything wrong with boosters donating money. But there was a reason why Wefald then laid down the law that the athletic department would never again be allowed to borrow money from the Foundation under his watch, but then again, this is all way over your little King of all Powertards head.
And of course you would be responding like you are . . . you just can't handle any criticism of K-State, even when there isn't any.
You're just that f_cking stupid.
In addition, as someone who follows the business of college football. Temple didn't go out and borrow $4 million dollars (a huge amount of money in 1989-1990 for any athletic department to spend) from the Temple Foundation to pay assistant coaches, and they certainly don't have a multi-multi millionaire Rancher/ADM board member and a multi-multi millionaire grain mill operator stepping up with millions more dollars just a couple of years later.
So, what was your point in including this financial info then?
The point is . . . Al Golden is doing a great job in the face of all odds and not getting anything that resembles the "bend over backwards and then some" financial backing that Snyder got. After that, the stories are mutually exclusive on every level. Just trying put it in a perspective that your dumbass little powerespect mind could attempt to comprehend.
Golden is getting 1.2 per year. Gonna go out on a limb and say thats more than Snyder was making in his 5th year. And the fact that you are so mad that you're cursing like crazy really makes me happy. :pbj:
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The MAC is not the Big 8/12, plain and simple. I bet you $100 this coach wouldn't come dominate the Big 12 like you think dax.
Where are you pulling all of this hyperbole and embellishment out of . . . is there a book or something that you reference??
Welcome to goEMAW.com, 'Pad, where hyperbole and bullsh*t flow like the Nile River.
In other news, KU lost last night and nobody cared.
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I think calling him the GREATEST coach of all time is where the hyperbole started.
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Never said that borrowing the money was dumb and never said there was anything wrong with boosters donating money. But there was a reason why Wefald then laid down the law that the athletic department would never again be allowed to borrow money from the Foundation under his watch, but then again, this is all way over your little King of all Powertards head.
And of course you would be responding like you are . . . you just can't handle any criticism of K-State, even when there isn't any.
You're just that f_cking stupid.
In addition, as someone who follows the business of college football. Temple didn't go out and borrow $4 million dollars (a huge amount of money in 1989-1990 for any athletic department to spend) from the Temple Foundation to pay assistant coaches, and they certainly don't have a multi-multi millionaire Rancher/ADM board member and a multi-multi millionaire grain mill operator stepping up with millions more dollars just a couple of years later.
So, what was your point in including this financial info then?
The point is . . . Al Golden is doing a great job in the face of all odds and not getting anything that resembles the "bend over backwards and then some" financial backing that Snyder got. After that, the stories are mutually exclusive on every level. Just trying put it in a perspective that your dumbass little powerespect mind could attempt to comprehend.
Golden is getting 1.2 per year. Gonna go out on a limb and say thats more than Snyder was making in his 5th year. And the fact that you are so mad that you're cursing like crazy really makes me happy. :pbj:
Really, you're comparing 1994 college football economics to 2010 college football economics?? Really??
Chin . . . re-read this entire thread and tell me where I called Al Golden the greatest coach of all time. Good Luck.
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You infer it in the title.
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Really . . . so the phrase, "I think we MIGHT be seeing . . ." is just completely lost on you then?
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Well I THINK you MIGHT be a bit hasty saying this guy is a better coach than LHC Bill Snyder.
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Well I THINK you MIGHT be a bit hasty saying this guy is a better coach than LHC Bill Snyder.
Maybe so . . .
Again, "Might" means it could POSSIBLY happen. You've made this way harder than it should have been because you thought I was some how dissing LHC Bill Snyder.
On your part :facepalm: on every level.
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OK dax lets see you put your money where your mouth is: I bet you 100 American dollars that Temple will NOT win 10+ games this year and will NOT make a BCS game in the next 15 years.
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What Frank Beamer has done at Va Tech is every bit as impressive as what Old Balls did at K-State.
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OK dax lets see you put your money where your mouth is: I bet you 100 American dollars that Temple will NOT win 10+ games this year and will NOT make a BCS game in the next 15 years.
Pretty stupid post/discourse imho.
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What Frank Beamer has done at Va Tech is every bit as impressive as what Old Balls did at K-State.
There are a lot of similarities, but I disagree. It's easier to recruit to Blacksburg VA than MHK, and KSU was bar none the worst major conference program in the nation when Snyder took over.
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OK dax lets see you put your money where your mouth is: I bet you 100 American dollars that Temple will NOT win 10+ games this year and will NOT make a BCS game in the next 15 years.
Pretty stupid post/discourse imho.
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What Frank Beamer has done at Va Tech is every bit as impressive as what Old Balls did at K-State.
There are a lot of similarities, but I disagree. It's easier to recruit to Blacksburg VA than MHK, and KSU was bar none the worst major conference program in the nation when Snyder took over.
Va Tech wasn't even in a BCS conference when Beamer took over.
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What Frank Beamer has done at Va Tech is every bit as impressive as what Old Balls did at K-State.
There are a lot of similarities, but I disagree. It's easier to recruit to Blacksburg VA than MHK, and KSU was bar none the worst major conference program in the nation when Snyder took over.
Va Tech wasn't even in a BCS conference when Beamer took over.
Well, duh. The BCS didn't exist back then. ;)
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What Frank Beamer has done at Va Tech is every bit as impressive as what Old Balls did at K-State.
There are a lot of similarities, but I disagree. It's easier to recruit to Blacksburg VA than MHK, and KSU was bar none the worst major conference program in the nation when Snyder took over.
Va Tech wasn't even in a BCS conference when Beamer took over.
Well, duh. The BCS didn't exist back then. ;)
You know what I meant, though. Va Tech was an independent when Beamer took over.
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I "might" give a crap about Temple. I don't give a crap about Virginia Tech. This thread blows.
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OK dax lets see you put your money where your mouth is: I bet you 100 American dollars that Temple will NOT win 10+ games this year and will NOT make a BCS game in the next 15 years.
Sure, why not. But LOL . . . by saying "put your money where your mouth is", that implies that I have stated that what is going on at Temple WILL BE called the greatest coaching job of all time. Your statement also implies that I have said that Temple will win a specific amount of games, and that Temple WILL go to a BCS bowl in a specific period of time. I have said none of those things. But I'll take the bet anyway. WTH.
Pexikan . . . than don't read the thread, it's not that f_cking hard.
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This Golden Goose couldn't lay an egg (called Temple) into a bowl!
Greatest Coach of All Time INDEED! :lol:
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Great thread.
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17-8 the last 2 years at . . . TEMPLE.
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OK dax lets see you put your money where your mouth is: I bet you 100 American dollars that Temple will NOT win 10+ games this year and will NOT make a BCS game in the next 15 years.
Keep the money dax, 100 American dollars might get you fitted for a nice clown suit. :lol:
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OK dax lets see you put your money where your mouth is: I bet you 100 American dollars that Temple will NOT win 10+ games this year and will NOT make a BCS game in the next 15 years.
Keep the money dax, 100 American dollars might get you fitted for a nice clown suit. :lol:
Why do I need a clown suit for pointing out a guy who has won 9 and 8 games in back to back seasons at Temple coachingstaffballsacrossyourChin??
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OK dax lets see you put your money where your mouth is: I bet you 100 American dollars that Temple will NOT win 10+ games this year and will NOT make a BCS game in the next 15 years.
Keep the money dax, 100 American dollars might get you fitted for a nice clown suit. :lol:
Why do I need a clown suit for pointing out a guy who has won 9 and 8 games in back to back seasons at Temple coachingstaffballsacrossyourChin??
With TCU joining the Big East in 2012 you still have one more year for your beloved Temple Owls to make a BCS bowl, so I guess it IS technically a bit early to get your measurements. :lol: Put that $100 into gold or have Jeffy bury it in his yard for Dec 2011!
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OK dax lets see you put your money where your mouth is: I bet you 100 American dollars that Temple will NOT win 10+ games this year and will NOT make a BCS game in the next 15 years.
Keep the money dax, 100 American dollars might get you fitted for a nice clown suit. :lol:
Why do I need a clown suit for pointing out a guy who has won 9 and 8 games in back to back seasons at Temple coachingstaffballsacrossyourChin??
With TCU joining the Big East in 2012 you still have one more year for your beloved Temple Owls to make a BCS bowl, so I guess it IS technically a bit early to get your measurements. :lol: Put that $100 into gold or have Jeffy bury it in his yard for Dec 2011!
Tell me what major Bowl Game did LHC Bill Snyder take K-State to in his first 5 years, hell make it 6 or 7 years at K-State??
When is the last time a LHC Bill Snyder coached team beat a team going to a BCS bowl ChrisCoshBallGoobler??
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OK dax lets see you put your money where your mouth is: I bet you 100 American dollars that Temple will NOT win 10+ games this year and will NOT make a BCS game in the next 15 years.
Keep the money dax, 100 American dollars might get you fitted for a nice clown suit. :lol:
Why do I need a clown suit for pointing out a guy who has won 9 and 8 games in back to back seasons at Temple coachingstaffballsacrossyourChin??
With TCU joining the Big East in 2012 you still have one more year for your beloved Temple Owls to make a BCS bowl, so I guess it IS technically a bit early to get your measurements. :lol: Put that $100 into gold or have Jeffy bury it in his yard for Dec 2011!
Tell me what major Bowl Game did LHC Bill Snyder take K-State to in his first 5 years, hell make it 6 or 7 years at K-State??
When is the last time a LHC Bill Snyder coached team beat a team going to a BCS bowl ChrisCoshBallGoobler??
Don't tell me you gooble balls, Chings. Thats beneath you.
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OK dax lets see you put your money where your mouth is: I bet you 100 American dollars that Temple will NOT win 10+ games this year and will NOT make a BCS game in the next 15 years.
Keep the money dax, 100 American dollars might get you fitted for a nice clown suit. :lol:
Why do I need a clown suit for pointing out a guy who has won 9 and 8 games in back to back seasons at Temple coachingstaffballsacrossyourChin??
With TCU joining the Big East in 2012 you still have one more year for your beloved Temple Owls to make a BCS bowl, so I guess it IS technically a bit early to get your measurements. :lol: Put that $100 into gold or have Jeffy bury it in his yard for Dec 2011!
Tell me what major Bowl Game did LHC Bill Snyder take K-State to in his first 5 years, hell make it 6 or 7 years at K-State??
When is the last time a LHC Bill Snyder coached team beat a team going to a BCS bowl ChrisCoshBallGoobler??
Don't tell me you gooble balls, Chings. Thats beneath you.
More importantly, I believe we prohibited ball-goobling in the LLC bylaws as well. Looks like we're gonna have some shares up for bid.
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OK dax lets see you put your money where your mouth is: I bet you 100 American dollars that Temple will NOT win 10+ games this year and will NOT make a BCS game in the next 15 years.
Keep the money dax, 100 American dollars might get you fitted for a nice clown suit. :lol:
Why do I need a clown suit for pointing out a guy who has won 9 and 8 games in back to back seasons at Temple coachingstaffballsacrossyourChin??
With TCU joining the Big East in 2012 you still have one more year for your beloved Temple Owls to make a BCS bowl, so I guess it IS technically a bit early to get your measurements. :lol: Put that $100 into gold or have Jeffy bury it in his yard for Dec 2011!
Tell me what major Bowl Game did LHC Bill Snyder take K-State to in his first 5 years, hell make it 6 or 7 years at K-State??
When is the last time a LHC Bill Snyder coached team beat a team going to a BCS bowl ChrisCoshBallGoobler??
Don't tell me you gooble balls, Chings. Thats beneath you.
More importantly, I believe we prohibited ball-goobling in the LLC bylaws as well. Looks like we're gonna have some shares up for bid.
Looks like Chings just goobled himself out of his millions
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K-State would have been 12-0, 11-1 with Temple's schedule this season. MONSTER
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Don't look now, but Va Tech's got another 11-win season and a BCS Bowl appearance. Beamer's starting to close in on best coaching job of all-time.
:bwpopcorn:
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I'm not looking.
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K-State would have been 12-0, 11-1 with Temple's schedule this season. MONSTER
:facepalm:
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I will never apologize for thumbing my nose society's heteronormative conventions.
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K-State would have been 12-0, 11-1 with Temple's schedule this season. MONSTER
:facepalm:
http://espn.go.com/college-football/team/_/id/218/temple-owls :lol: :lol: :lol:
Reminds of the good ole days when teams from the Mac who went undefeated went to the Motor City Bowl.
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Remember when K-State was 11-1 and went to the . . . Alamo Bowl??
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Remember when K-State was 11-1 and went to the . . . Alamo Bowl??
I believe that was dubbed the toilet bowl because of the snub
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You think that was the toilet bowl? :facepalm:
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Don't look now, but Va Tech's got another 11-win season and a BCS Bowl appearance. Beamer's starting to close in on best coaching job of all-time.
:bwpopcorn:
Which makes it even more embarrassing that he couldn't even beat ku. What a pathetic human being.
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This thread pretty much seals the deal. Sqax has now overtaken Ben as the biggest KU apologist on this board. Congrats, you've certainly put in the work for this honor.
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Temple's Al Golden has been offered the Miami coaching job and is expected to accept it, but the deal has not been finalized yet, a source confirmed on Sunday.
The 41-year-old Golden spent five seasons at Temple, transforming the Owls from a program that was 1-11 in his first season to winning 19 games in his past two seasons at the Philadelphia school.
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=5912786
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Whitlock thinks it's horrible
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Why do I need a clown suit for pointing out a guy who has won 9 and 8 games in back to back seasons at Temple
Temple's Al Golden has been offered the Miami coaching job and is expected to accept it, but the deal has not been finalized yet, a source confirmed on Sunday.
The 41-year-old Golden spent five seasons at Temple, transforming the Owls from a program that was 1-11 in his first season to winning 19 games in his past two seasons at the Philadelphia school.
http://sports.espn.go.com/ncf/news/story?id=5912786
SODJ, looks like a good call. :thumbsup:
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I always suspected that Kirby was a goEMAW reader. Props, Kirbs. :party:
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Whitlock thinks it's horrible
compared him to Gill :lol:
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Well he'll never get Temple in the BCS Championship game now!
Dax, it ooks like you better undig those envelopes and place an order from www.clownsuit.com
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Whitlock thinks it's horrible
compared him to Gill :lol:
My Christmas wish is for you to give a rough ridin' link. That is my wish.
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Whitlock thinks it's horrible
compared him to Gill :lol:
My Christmas wish is for you to give a rough ridin' link. That is my wish.
http://twitter.com/whitlockjason
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Well he'll never get Temple in the BCS Championship game now!
Dax, it ooks like you better undig those envelopes and place an order from www.clownsuit.com
Dax, order a santa-ish clown suit and use a pic of yourself in it for your christmas cards!
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I won't copy and paste the tweets from various media members clowning Golden and this hire. They probably don't know the MAC anyway.
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I won't copy and paste the tweets from various media members clowning Golden and this hire. They probably don't know the MAC anyway.
What difference does a few comments from the media make?
Are you suggesting the media are always right? Or right most of the time?
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I won't copy and paste the tweets from various media members clowning Golden and this hire. They probably don't know the MAC anyway.
What difference does a few comments from the media make?
Are you suggesting the media are always right? Or right most of the time?
Just that your opinion isn't as right as you think it is. Golden may turn out to be fantastic but his hire is high risk.
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I really don't think Miami is a very attractive coaching job. Golden might of been the best they could hope for. Then again, if Malzahn is really going to Vandy, they probably could've gotten him
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Just that your opinion isn't as right as you think it is. Golden may turn out to be fantastic but his hire is high risk.
Of the coaches Miami could have hired, please tell me which one would be "no risk."
I'd give you Mike Leach, but who knows if either side had genuine interest.
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I'm pulling hard for Kirby to do well with this hire. You never know when a former EMAW is going to help us out. The more EMAWs in power the better.
e.g.
1. Guthridge throwing us Mike Evans.
2. DeLoss saving us from mid-majordom.
I'm sure there are more.
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Just that your opinion isn't as right as you think it is. Golden may turn out to be fantastic but his hire is high risk.
Of the coaches Miami could have hired, please tell me which one would be "no risk."
I'd give you Mike Leach, but who knows if either side had genuine interest.
Miami needed to make an instant splash with this hire to keep that awful fan base interested. They went with a SLTH. As much as I hated the idea of Golden at k-state, he would have been a better fit here than there. I don't like Leach either but he is a better fit there than here. I think almost anyone they hired would have been better for what Miami needs right now. Malzhan would have been better, hell RP woud have been better for injecting the instant energy and buzz they need. He's going to need to win quickly.
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Just that your opinion isn't as right as you think it is. Golden may turn out to be fantastic but his hire is high risk.
Of the coaches Miami could have hired, please tell me which one would be "no risk."
I'd give you Mike Leach, but who knows if either side had genuine interest.
There is no such thing as a "no risk" hire. Miami could have gotten several coaches with less risk than Golden. Mike Gundy, Mike Leach, Jim Harbaugh, and Kyle Whittingham all would have better odds for success at Miami.
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Just that your opinion isn't as right as you think it is. Golden may turn out to be fantastic but his hire is high risk.
Of the coaches Miami could have hired, please tell me which one would be "no risk."
I'd give you Mike Leach, but who knows if either side had genuine interest.
There is no such thing as a "no risk" hire. Miami could have gotten several coaches with less risk than Golden. Mike Gundy, Mike Leach, Jim Harbaugh, and Kyle Whittingham all would have better odds for success at Miami.
You seriously think Harbaugh, Gundy or Whittingham would even consider Miami?
If so, you might be more delusional than even Miami.
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:lol: at you all . . . particularly chin who didn't cover this eventuality in his "bet" . . . again :lol: at you all.
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Just that your opinion isn't as right as you think it is. Golden may turn out to be fantastic but his hire is high risk.
Of the coaches Miami could have hired, please tell me which one would be "no risk."
I'd give you Mike Leach, but who knows if either side had genuine interest.
There is no such thing as a "no risk" hire. Miami could have gotten several coaches with less risk than Golden. Mike Gundy, Mike Leach, Jim Harbaugh, and Kyle Whittingham all would have better odds for success at Miami.
You seriously think Harbaugh, Gundy or Whittingham would even consider Miami?
If so, you might be more delusional than even Miami.
Please explain how Stanford, Utah, and Oklahoma State are better situations than Miami.
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Just that your opinion isn't as right as you think it is. Golden may turn out to be fantastic but his hire is high risk.
Of the coaches Miami could have hired, please tell me which one would be "no risk."
I'd give you Mike Leach, but who knows if either side had genuine interest.
There is no such thing as a "no risk" hire. Miami could have gotten several coaches with less risk than Golden. Mike Gundy, Mike Leach, Jim Harbaugh, and Kyle Whittingham all would have better odds for success at Miami.
You seriously think Harbaugh, Gundy or Whittingham would even consider Miami?
If so, you might be more delusional than even Miami.
Please explain how Stanford, Utah, and Oklahoma State are better situations than Miami.
I'll jump to j_rake's side here. They all have MUCH better facilities, more money, and better alumni/fan bases. All Miami has is a name and a recruiting base. However, they are way behind U of F and FSU, and quickly dropping to UCF and USF territory.
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Just that your opinion isn't as right as you think it is. Golden may turn out to be fantastic but his hire is high risk.
Of the coaches Miami could have hired, please tell me which one would be "no risk."
I'd give you Mike Leach, but who knows if either side had genuine interest.
There is no such thing as a "no risk" hire. Miami could have gotten several coaches with less risk than Golden. Mike Gundy, Mike Leach, Jim Harbaugh, and Kyle Whittingham all would have better odds for success at Miami.
You seriously think Harbaugh, Gundy or Whittingham would even consider Miami?
If so, you might be more delusional than even Miami.
Please explain how Stanford, Utah, and Oklahoma State are better situations than Miami.
With Harbaugh, it's not about where he's at, but where he can end up. There's a good chance that Rich Rod could be fired at season's end, and if he stays in 2011 and turns in another stinker, he's gone. Michigan is a better job than Miami.
Whittingham has done an amazing job at Utah. The excitement of competing with the big boys in the Pac-10 will keep him interested for a while, at least until a top 10 school (no longer Miami) ponies up the cash to bring him in.
Gundy has a great gig at Oklahoma State and an oil tycoon giving him everything he wants. At Miami, he'd likely take a paycut since they are poor, and they surely wouldn't give him anything in the way of job security once he arrived.
The other problem is this: Randy Shannon, for as much as he sucked on the field, did raise the bar at Miami in terms of player conduct and academics. There have been very few, if any, player arrests at Miami over the last few years. Shannon got rid of the thugs, and the Canes have never been better in the classroom. While the hardcore fans embrace the thugs and want Miami to win at all costs, the administration has made it clear that they are perfectly happy with 8 or 9 wins and a team that's competing for ACC championships.
Problem is, winning 8 or 9 games at Miami isn't as easy as it once looked.
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Just that your opinion isn't as right as you think it is. Golden may turn out to be fantastic but his hire is high risk.
Of the coaches Miami could have hired, please tell me which one would be "no risk."
I'd give you Mike Leach, but who knows if either side had genuine interest.
There is no such thing as a "no risk" hire. Miami could have gotten several coaches with less risk than Golden. Mike Gundy, Mike Leach, Jim Harbaugh, and Kyle Whittingham all would have better odds for success at Miami.
You seriously think Harbaugh, Gundy or Whittingham would even consider Miami?
If so, you might be more delusional than even Miami.
Please explain how Stanford, Utah, and Oklahoma State are better situations than Miami.
With Harbaugh, it's not about where he's at, but where he can end up. There's a good chance that Rich Rod could be fired at season's end, and if he stays in 2011 and turns in another stinker, he's gone. Michigan is a better job than Miami. I agree that Harbaugh is holding out for Michigan, but Miami could have waited to see if Rich Rod was fired before hiring Golden.
Whittingham has done an amazing job at Utah. The excitement of competing with the big boys in the Pac-10 will keep him interested for a while, at least until a top 10 school (no longer Miami) ponies up the cash to bring him in. Whittingham is winning despite being at Utah, not because of it. Why would he not jump to Miami? It's not like it would be harder for him to leave Miami for a top 10 job than it would be to leave Utah.
Gundy has a great gig at Oklahoma State and an oil tycoon giving him everything he wants. At Miami, he'd likely take a paycut since they are poor, and they surely wouldn't give him anything in the way of job security once he arrived. If there is anything that Gundy does not have, it's job security. He was on the hot seat before this season started because OSU was expected to be bad. Most coaches actually have to turn in a poor performance before the seat gets hot.
The other problem is this: Randy Shannon, for as much as he sucked on the field, did raise the bar at Miami in terms of player conduct and academics. There have been very few, if any, player arrests at Miami over the last few years. Shannon got rid of the thugs, and the Canes have never been better in the classroom. While the hardcore fans embrace the thugs and want Miami to win at all costs, the administration has made it clear that they are perfectly happy with 8 or 9 wins and a team that's competing for ACC championships.
Problem is, winning 8 or 9 games at Miami isn't as easy as it once looked.
I never said that winning is easy at Miami. I do believe it is easier there than it is at Stanford, OSU, and Utah, though.
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Miami should have hired RichRod.
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Why would Miami wait to hire Harbaugh when Golden, their top choice, was already available? :dunno:
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I'll jump to j_rake's side here. They all have MUCH better facilities, more money, and better alumni/fan bases. All Miami has is a name and a recruiting base. However, they are way behind U of F and FSU, and quickly dropping to UCF and USF territory.
Well Golden seems like a likely candidate to take them to that territory. Miami really needed to hire a proven coach.
Miami should have hired RichRod.
He would be a home run hire at just about any school.
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Miami needed Golden more than Golden needed Miami.
Golden had the Penn State job on lock down. He just didn't want to wait another 10 years to get it. :lol:
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This guy knows binders:
Sitting on Kirby Hocutt's desk in his University of Miami office is a 300-page, four-pound binder with the title Deserve Victory.
The tome's author? Al Golden, who was introduced Monday evening as the Hurricanes' new football coach.
Link (http://www.palmbeachpost.com/sports/hurricanes/new-university-of-miami-football-coach-al-golden-1118321.html)
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This guy knows binders:
Sitting on Kirby Hocutt's desk in his University of Miami office is a 300-page, four-pound binder with the title Deserve Victory.
The tome's author? Al Golden, who was introduced Monday evening as the Hurricanes' new football coach.
Link (http://www.palmbeachpost.com/sports/hurricanes/new-university-of-miami-football-coach-al-golden-1118321.html)
R.I.P., Miami. :lol:
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Golden is a chip off the old Al Groh block IIRC
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This guy knows binders:
Sitting on Kirby Hocutt's desk in his University of Miami office is a 300-page, four-pound binder with the title Deserve Victory.
The tome's author? Al Golden, who was introduced Monday evening as the Hurricanes' new football coach.
Link (http://www.palmbeachpost.com/sports/hurricanes/new-university-of-miami-football-coach-al-golden-1118321.html)
Oh, man. I am going to have to become a Miami fan.
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:lol: Good call dax, good call. Thank God K-State didn't listen to you and hire the greatest coach of all time.
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shamelessly mean bump
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lol @ being bumped by the big Tubberville fan
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lol @ being bumped by the big Tubberville fan
still undefeated :gocho: