Get your week started with these:
- People keep questioning the Mountain West Conference’s manhood. Really, if the fight is over money, why would you think the MWC would walk away from it?
- Mark Bradley thinks Jim Donnan just needed a break or two. What Donnan needed was a competent defensive coordinator.
- This is a pretty cool stat. I hope it catches on.
- More thoughts on whether BYU could play in the BCS title game this year if it ran the table, with the pro-playoffs folks sounding pretty close-minded about the idea.
- David Hale posts about Georgia’s defensive end situation. Demarcus Dobbs’ light at the end of the tunnel notwithstanding, there’s still a ways to go at the position.
- If ESPN is the Devil, what does that make Tommy Tuberville?
- And in a shocking development, Patrick Nix can’t find a football job since being canned by Miami.
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If thet beat a loaded Oklahoma team away from BYU and run the table and then I would be very receptive to them pla)ing for it all.
That said….OU by 14+
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You are very correct about a competent defensive coordinator. It really was the debacle against Auburn in ’99 that did him in for me. I would argue that if Mark Richt hadn’t won an SEC Championship game or had the program at a regular 10 win clip during his run, the Florida debacle last year might have had the same effect.
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If ESPN is the Devil, what does that make Tommy Tuberville?
The Devil’s ears? Tommy can you hear me… Tommy, Tommy…
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That was great!!
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Donnan had Joe Kines and Gary whatever his name was from the OU glory years. He had a competent DC for most of his years. What he didn’t have was an attention to detail.
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