Y'all pulling against billy boy?
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Y'all pulling against billy boy?
Yes. Not sure why ULL is such a trendy upset pick when Iowa State is ranked (even with the B10/P12 teams included) and very well-coached.
Syracuse is showing how the 3-3-5 can cause problems for an offense. They are severely outmatched talent wise and they have a really good quarterback confused.
I may have spoken too soon, as ULL has returned a kickoff and a punt in for a TD.Quote:
Originally Posted by Quaoarsking
Billy is apparently a really good coach
Yeah he?s about to have the choosing of a school he wants. He bet on himself and it looks to have paid off
And bingo, just like that ... USM has an opening!****
Thank you, sir.Quote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/...25/410/4cc.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by Quaoarsking
He just won't go away.... haQuote:
Originally Posted by Bert Stare
When Croom did that he was lucky.Quote:
Originally Posted by Quaoarsking
No. I'd rather have a coach that wants to be here than another Dan Mullen shopping himself around causing us to have to look for our fourth coach in 5-7 years.Quote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
Right on point.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bert Stare
I gotta give you credit, you are good at it!
Florida State.
Lovette and Jones start. Jones "opted out" of a block that may have sprung his teammate for a TD. "Hate hate hate"
FSU scores anyway.
I know people are saying this a free year for coaches too but I think Napier gets the South Carolina job. Boom goes 2-8 is my prediction.
Well....I'd take another Dan Mullen in a heartbeat. Best coach in my lifetime at MSU....even Jackie (who I am a huge fan of). Dan was here 9 years....that's about the limit for a coach at the same school.Quote:
Originally Posted by Todd4State
Thank you for what? You somehow get credit that he is a good coach? Not sure him being a good coach was ever that much in question. That's why so many MSU fans had him at the top of our hiring list. He also has a very veteran team this year which helps a ton in the limited practice situation everyone is currently dealing with.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bert Stare
Jackie was much better than Mullen, just because he coached every last game. In 2014 we could have beat Alabama, we had them, Mullen got scared and lost it. From then on he was looking for his next job, 17 him.Quote:
Originally Posted by AROB44
With all due respect to Jackie, Mullen is our best coach in the modern era. Bama is a much more consistently strong program now than when Jackie coached here.
Btw, Jackie tried his best to leave around 92-93.
Chase Brice is apparently much better than I gave him credit for. Or maybe it's the cutt effect
I've seen Mullen's 'I don't give a shit' look in games too may times. We should have fired him after 2016.
It's Cut. He turns average QBs into good onesQuote:
Originally Posted by msstate7
Is it too petty to watch FSU just to hope Lovett and Jones make no plays?
True freshman QB for GT looks pretty fearless. I like him
That poor true freshman kicker.
I may kind of feel sorry for Jones now. He looks like he's picked up right where he left off last year
Seconded. Jeez.Quote:
Originally Posted by TrapGame
Clemsons true freshmen D line is nasty
Ha. Jarrian Jones cost his team the game. Loser.
Missed it, what did or didn’t he do?Quote:
Originally Posted by Jarius
Blew coverage in the end zone for the game tying TD - looked totally lost in the playQuote:
Originally Posted by VandelayIndustries
I'm surprised FSU doesn't have anyone else that can start over him. How the mighty have fallen.Quote:
Originally Posted by BrunswickDawg
Norvell is going to have to rebuild, Jimbo and especially Taggert left them in shamblesQuote:
Originally Posted by chef dixon
The only reason he was starting was because they had injuries. He will be at an fcs school I’m 2 years. He is trash.Quote:
Originally Posted by chef dixon
This is why I don't get the Jimbo love. He left, and they literally became a bathtub drain of a program. Haven't recovered. That speaks of the culture that's established. Outside of Famous Jameis, what huge success has he had?Quote:
Originally Posted by VandelayIndustries
I would have told him that his options were to take the Maryland job or resign after the 2015 Egg Bowl if I were our athletic administration. From what I heard Keenum felt pretty close to the same as me but Stricklin talked him out of it.Quote:
Originally Posted by msbulldog
Guess he'll end up at Ole Miss anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jarius
And what would Jimbo be without Jameis? He would probably be at Texas State instead of Texas A&M right now.Quote:
Originally Posted by BeardoMSU
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Originally Posted by AROB44
DO you think he wanted to be here 9 years? I don't want a coach, who before he even put his complete initial staff together, was talking about things beyond MSU, as a coach and a staff. Also I don't care for the drama of will he be here next year or not, and having to worry about how that effects our recruiting, and then OM making sure that recruits are aware of it. I think Jackie was better overall compared to DM.
Well.....much as I love JWS, he wanted out around 92 or 93 and was on thin ice until he beat Bama. He didn't want to be here 13 years. I still would take another DM. He wasn't perfect, but no coach is.Quote:
Originally Posted by yjnkdawg
Do what? You would've forced him out at the end of 2015? After he had won 19 games over the previous 2 years? Well thank God you're not our athletic administration because that would have been the most incredibly stupid thing that it had ever done.Quote:
Originally Posted by Todd4State
Todd... This is kinda nuts. We went 9-4 in 2015. Yes, 2016 was a disappointment, but we also had two games that were lost due to last second field goal attempts and another game that was a double overtime road loss to a 9 win team. As frustrating and sometimes even bad as that team was, they were a hair away from 8-4. We were a good team again in 2017 and in 2018 we probably win 9 or 10 with Mullen in charge.Quote:
Originally Posted by Todd4State
Mullen left and our program immediately took a very noticeable step backward. I cannot wrap my mind around thinking we would have been better off had he left sooner. He set the standard for our program so high that we just fired a coach who never lost to Ole Miss and never missed a bowl game. That was unfathomable pre-Mullen.