Recent content by TideEngineer08

Most of these coaches nowadays are utterly boring. Nick Saban was the GOAT in a lot ways, including as a public speaker (in the realm of coaches, not necessarily ALL public speakers).

So I watched the highlights of both games. Even in the highlights, it was clear England went into “prevent” after going up 1-0. Their goalie made huge saves again and again and I was thinking to myself, why is England constantly letting them into scoring position and never attacking...

I'm not sure what he is up to these days. He was probably headed for a successful NFL career but seems like injuries cut it short.

Jacob Hester

As an Alabama opponent, Josh Reed LSU WR. If you don't remember him, go look up the game stats for the Alabama/LSU game in 2001. In fact, just put Rohan Davey, the LSU QB that day, in the most respected category as well. Just in general, Tim Tebow. Also Tommy Frazier, Danny Wuerffel, David...

TV has dictated pretty much everything that has occurred in college football over the last 50 years.

Where DeBoer lacks most compared to Saban is the ability to maintain his teams focus week to week against opponents who are inferior to you but still good enough tot beat you. And, imo, that was the final piece to the puzzle that Coach Saban put together. From there he went from being a really...

By the time he took the Alabama job, Coach Saban had completely designed his blueprint for a program. Call it "The Process." Coach DeBoer is literally still drawing up his blueprint, IMO. That makes all the difference in the world, and it is why the program couldn't help but take a step...

I do not consider any of them prestigious anymore. I agree it used to be the Rose Bowl, followed by the Sugar, then the Orange, and finally the Cotton. The Fiesta gained some in the BCS era, as the Cotton waned. The Peach has never been prestigious, until the playoff era began. So much of...

Yeah but that 2011 LSU rematch was not as boring as the most exciting soccer match of all time, whatever that would be.

Uh... I'd be happy with 500k.

It doesn't really matter what Texas Tech is doing. If they play him, they are complicit. If I were the Big 12, I'd tell them, "so sue me."

If they attempt to play him, if they allow him to remain with the team, they are party to it.

You just... do it. What we have begun to prove in our society and culture over the last several years is that nothing is sacred any longer. So, teams just... don't play the games. Don't show up for them. Don't travel. And the conference can record TT with a loss, not a win by forfeit. And...

It’s such a simple solution.