The reality - they have failed to recruit a top quality QB. You just can't win without a very good QB in the SEC or B1G anymore.
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Shoot, I'm not a Wisconsin fan or anything, but I'd donate $25 to the athletic department to help make that hire happen!!!! Anonymously of course!!!!
I remember that Callahan hire.....it was extremely weird watching triple option Nebraska suddenly trying to do anything else than what they'd recruited for. I'd watch games just to see the trainwreck....plus we were in mid-Shula era so it made me feel better.
You're right. Arkansas is another good example. Chad Morris, anyone? Some teams can type-switch, but others need to be who they are.I remember that Callahan hire.....it was extremely weird watching triple option Nebraska suddenly trying to do anything else than what they'd recruited for. I'd watch games just to see the trainwreck....plus we were in mid-Shula era so it made me feel better.
Yes because at soon to be 71 years young, what Nick Saban wants to do is pick up his life and family and move to the north and rebuild a Wisky program. 10 years ago, Wisky might have had a shot but let's face, the older you get the harder the move. I believe Nick has one move left...retirement.
Thanks for posting. It clears up one of the real mysteries of life.Les Miles Explains Why He Claps Like A Weirdo
The sports world has long been transfixed by LSU head coach Les Miles's inability to clap like a real human being. Today, thanks to The New York Times, we finally know why Miles claps the way he does:
Terry isn't moving a thousand miles from her grandson.
Y'ever seen Steve Martin in the beginning of The Jerk...Les Miles Explains Why He Claps Like A Weirdo
The sports world has long been transfixed by LSU head coach Les Miles's inability to clap like a real human being. Today, thanks to The New York Times, we finally know why Miles claps the way he does:
“… he said while chewing on some artificial turf.”Les Miles Explains Why He Claps Like A Weirdo
The sports world has long been transfixed by LSU head coach Les Miles's inability to clap like a real human being. Today, thanks to The New York Times, we finally know why Miles claps the way he does:
