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Re: College Football
« Reply #2010 on: January 08, 2019, 08:20:23 PM »

Ah geez. Look it up. If you're good with that  and good with 3-31 then I have no argument.
I have no reason to defend or criticize Lockley.  3-31 speaks for itself but it is New Mexico, a program that has never been good and still isn't.
He has a bad coaching record (so far) so is that your definition as not 'squeaky clean"?
I thought you meant that in a different context.
Anyway, he impressed Nick Saban and a lot of his peers for his work at Alabama and if he brings Jalen Hurts to Maryland maybe the Terps will be a lot better.
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« Reply #2011 on: January 08, 2019, 08:23:16 PM »

Squeaky-clean refers to a different context than W/L. As I said, look it up.
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« Reply #2012 on: January 08, 2019, 08:26:17 PM »


The SCOREBOARD doesn't always reflect everything.


That is true...but it does reflect the most important thing.

You left out goal line and fake field goal defensive stands in your stats also...that one was pretty telling

Some, not many, think the journey is more important than the destination.

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« Reply #2013 on: January 08, 2019, 08:41:49 PM »

Squeaky-clean refers to a different context than W/L. As I said, look it up.
I have. And I still don't know what you are referring to other than a suspension for an altercation with a coach at New Mexico.
But if it is a problem for you so be it.  You have more stake in the Terps than anyone else here.  Maryland, though,  seems to be very happy to land Locksley, who does have roots, and is a proven developer of offensive talent.   
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« Reply #2014 on: January 09, 2019, 12:45:53 AM »

Thanks for the well wishes and like the jokes, when tlaw was super-confident seeming after the ND game I was like, this kid is wired differently or he is getting ready to get smacked in the mouth, bad.

At 19, better grasp on how good he is than anyone else.

Pretty great.

That was why people love sports, unexpected, are you not entertained!?!

Maybe ratings were lower than when we blew out tosu in the semis year one, nobody cares about ratings, duh, Netflix, but if you like football you were tuned in...so if you don’t like the product go watch fucking westworld.

I like Christian Wilkins more than almost any other CLEM player, stayed, was there for the changing of the guard, great kid.

Presumptive 1 and 2 flipped last night, and that is huge for us.
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« Reply #2015 on: January 09, 2019, 02:42:42 AM »



Maybe ratings were lower than when we blew out tosu in the semis year one, nobody cares about ratings, duh, Netflix, but if you like football you were tuned in...so if you don’t like the product go watch fucking westworld.


Clemson was not around in year one of the CFP which happens to be the high-water mark of TV ratings.
Congrats on the Tigers' success and the annihilation of Alabama which was, in totality, the effort of a great offense and defense.
But 3 National Championships is still worth only a footnote  in the list of greatness in college football.
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« Reply #2016 on: January 09, 2019, 10:19:15 AM »



Maybe ratings were lower than when we blew out tosu in the semis year one, nobody cares about ratings, duh, Netflix, but if you like football you were tuned in...so if you don’t like the product go watch fucking westworld.


Clemson was not around in year one of the CFP which happens to be the high-water mark of TV ratings.
Congrats on the Tigers' success and the annihilation of Alabama which was, in totality, the effort of a great offense and defense.
But 3 National Championships is still worth only a footnote  in the list of greatness in college football.

Not to misinterpret but what I think Jim is saying is Princeton is looking over its shoulder at Yale, but Bama in 3rd place got some catching up to do.

But Clemson's 2 championships in 3 years, is pretty impressive and bears some watching.

Princeton is on notice, a new Alpha Tiger is in the jungle. 
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« Reply #2017 on: January 09, 2019, 02:37:19 PM »

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« Reply #2018 on: January 09, 2019, 02:39:05 PM »


Michael Locksley was hired by Maryland over a month ago. 
 

Yeah...saw that yesterday after I posted that.   Then it goes back to a question of whether Saban should have just let him go before the game.   Which he did for Kiffin - but he lost that game, so he figured he would try it the other way I guess.
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« Reply #2019 on: January 09, 2019, 03:35:33 PM »


Michael Locksley was hired by Maryland over a month ago. 
 

Yeah...saw that yesterday after I posted that.   Then it goes back to a question of whether Saban should have just let him go before the game.   Which he did for Kiffin - but he lost that game, so he figured he would try it the other way I guess.

I think his staying through the Championship was predicated on his recruiting prowess.  There was nothing wrong with the 'Bama offensive strategy, it was the Clemson offense that turned the game into a rout. 

By the way, Mark Schlabach of CBS Sports predict Clay Helton will be fired at USC in 2019 and replaced by Urban Meyer.
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« Reply #2020 on: January 09, 2019, 07:33:57 PM »


By the way, Mark Schlabach of CBS Sports predict Clay Helton will be fired at USC in 2019 and replaced by Urban Meyer.

A lot of people here have been saying that since the day he announced he was retiring. I think that is an unlikely scenario.

 I feel like Clay probably should have been let go at the end of this last season.  So, now we have to let 2019 play out.   First step replace Kliff with Major Applewhite or someone like that and see how it goes.  WOuld be difficult to fire Helton if he wins 10 games next year.

Even if he is terminated, I doubt if Meyer would be offered...much less that he would accept if he were offered.
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« Reply #2021 on: January 09, 2019, 10:43:03 PM »


Michael Locksley was hired by Maryland over a month ago. 
 

Yeah...saw that yesterday after I posted that.   Then it goes back to a question of whether Saban should have just let him go before the game.   Which he did for Kiffin - but he lost that game, so he figured he would try it the other way I guess.

I think his staying through the Championship was predicated on his recruiting prowess.  There was nothing wrong with the 'Bama offensive strategy, it was the Clemson offense DEFENSE that turned the game into a rout. 

By the way, Mark Schlabach of CBS Sports predict Clay Helton will be fired at USC in 2019 and replaced by Urban Meyer.



Yep.
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« Reply #2022 on: January 09, 2019, 10:44:03 PM »

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« Reply #2023 on: January 09, 2019, 10:49:47 PM »



Maybe ratings were lower than when we blew out tosu in the semis year one, nobody cares about ratings, duh, Netflix, but if you like football you were tuned in...so if you don’t like the product go watch fucking westworld.


Clemson was not around in year one of the CFP which happens to be the high-water mark of TV ratings.
Congrats on the Tigers' success and the annihilation of Alabama which was, in totality, the effort of a great offense and defense.
But 3 National Championships is still worth only a footnote  in the list of greatness in college football.

Not to misinterpret but what I think Jim is saying is Princeton is looking over its shoulder at Yale, but Bama in 3rd place got some catching up to do.

But Clemson's 2 championships in 3 years, is pretty impressive and bears some watching.

Princeton is on notice, a new Alpha Tiger is in the jungle.

I've already got Bama penciled inked in to the CFP CG game next year.



It's all about reloading. Both Clemson and the Tide lose a lot of starters. Clemson loses what? Their entire DL and most of their OL? It'll be tough coming up with anything anywhere's near as good as that DL. But then Venables is a weapon all by himself. 
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« Reply #2024 on: January 09, 2019, 10:53:14 PM »


By the way, Mark Schlabach of CBS Sports predict Clay Helton will be fired at USC in 2019 and replaced by Urban Meyer.

A lot of people here have been saying that since the day he announced he was retiring. I think that is an unlikely scenario.

 I feel like Clay probably should have been let go at the end of this last season.  So, now we have to let 2019 play out.   First step replace Kliff with Major Applewhite or someone like that and see how it goes.  WOuld be difficult to fire Helton if he wins 10 games next year.

Even if he is terminated, I doubt if Meyer would be offered...much less that he would accept if he were offered.

The Cuse has a pretty good head coach. What he could do with the talent there at Trojantown.
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