ConfusingJazz
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It's unnecessary and is there to make you have more chili when all you have is a bunch of beans.
It's the myspace angle of food.
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It's unnecessary and is there to make you have more chili when all you have is a bunch of beans.
It's the myspace angle of food.
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BertramCooper
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Hopefully someone will FOIA Chris Petersen's emails at Boise State, since Briles' emails at Baylor can't be FOIA'd.
I prefer more meat to beans but don't have a problem with some beans in there. Steak and ground beef is the way to go, brisket if you have it.
I can't wait until someone suggests the novel idea of splitting athletic departments from universities in that Baylor thread.
Wait, you can actually do that? So you can ask for any public employee's business emails? That seems weird.
perfectchaos007
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Hey look Briles does have something in common with Hillary Clinton
#emailgate2015
BertramCooper
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Everyone's favorite southern lawya will have to confirm, but yes, you can absolutely FOIA the emails of college football coaches at public universities. Some universities take stupidly long to turn them over, though.
That's how Tress was revealed to be a big fat liar during the tattoo debacle.
It's also why every conference has at least one private member (so you can't FOIA the conference).
timetokill
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Okay, okay
But seriously the Big XII should drop Baylor like a bad habit
I can't let the dream die ;___;
I've seen schools not turn over certain emails due to HIPAA laws if the emails were related to the health of the athlete.
Affeinvasion
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The chancellor at illinois just got fired because she instructed people to use personal email to try to avoid foia which you can't do at a public university. Of course her being "fired" is her being paid 300k next year. I need to get me one of those golden parachutes.
We're instructed never to discuss student health or grade issues via email for that very reason. We're still able to be fioa-ed regardless of what's in the emails so then you're breaking ferpa rules. I tell my students that they need to write me an email specifically giving me permission to give them their grades over email in the unlikely event of a subpoena.
perfectchaos007
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Video's of drunk Sark are starting to surface. Setting a good example for his players
From the quotes it sounded more like a phone call than email. I'm also wondering if this would fall under FERPA protections.
Link?
perfectchaos007
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BertramCooper
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How dare he corrupt the virtuous Song Girls with that filthy language.
That's pretty embarrassing alright.
GoldenEye 007
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Yup. Working in the sunshine as it is said in Florida.
Text messages related to work are also fair game whether or not they were sent on state equipment. At least in FL.
I can request job application info for candidates. And salaries are published and public record. That is searchable easily online.
perfectchaos007
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He's not setting a great example for the future. Just imagine a player coming into practice hungover from a crazy night in Compton, and Sark tries to tell that kid he shouldn't be drinking. It would be easy for the kid to say "Hey coach, you get drunk too and come to work the next day what's the big deal?"
PlayALLtheGames
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If he had just made the comments while being seemingly sober, it'd be one thing, but that video...wow. Sark looks like a drunken mess. Hahahaha wtf.
BertramCooper
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Sark will be a perfect fit at Ohio U once Frank Solich retires.
Trogan culture.
Definitely, and it's got to be unnerving for the parents of potential recruits or parents with kids in the program to have him as one of the main mentors in their lives. And in no way am I saying alcohol is bad or that most coaches don't drink. But they keep a lid on it and control themselves at official school functions.
Coworker of mine was one of the student coaches or whatever they are at tOSU and told me stories of Tressel and how he would never drink but I think he had one beer at one event and asked my coworker to get it for him. He stressed "one beer."
Jim Donnan used to show up drunk to practices at Georgia so it can always be worse, I guess.
perfectchaos007
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to echo what andy said, a coach shouldn't be barred from having a drink every now and then. It's his right an adult to indulge from time to time. However, being trashed in public, in a job that demands professionalism while being in front of the public eye, is a red flag that he may have an alcohol problem.
Ohio State the first unanimous pre-season #1 in history of the AP.
EDIT: but maybe not, Jon Solomon was corrected by someone. Damn you Jon Solomon for feeding me false info.
https://twitter.com/JonSolomonCBS/status/635513055842070528
EDIT 2: Heck, nevermind again, It actually is true I think, I misread the correction, seems to be about something else
I need to put a Buckeye leaf or Block O or something with my LEGO guy for the season. Also, let it be known, I hate it when my team is #1. Statistics bear out my reasoning.
EDIT: but maybe not, Jon Solomon was corrected by someone. Damn you Jon Solomon for feeding me false info.
https://twitter.com/JonSolomonCBS/status/635513055842070528
EDIT 2: Heck, nevermind again, It actually is true I think, I misread the correction, seems to be about something else
I need to put a Buckeye leaf or Block O or something with my LEGO guy for the season. Also, let it be known, I hate it when my team is #1. Statistics bear out my reasoning.
Agreed to both. The man needs help, and he has my sympathy. I can see how the latter could drive one to it.
bucknuticus
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Man rewatching this Bama/OSU game and Kiffkins really fucked this up. Henry was basically running wild the entire 1st quarter, they stopped feed him after that.
You generally have to be able to express some sort of genuine interest in the material. I went through this investigating a possible case in AL a few years ago, and while the language in the AL statute is broad ("Every citizen has a right to inspect and take a copy of any public writing of this state, except as otherwise expressly provided by statute.") it's been limited by Alabama courts.
Idaho has a statute very similar in language to AL:
But I have idea whether or not their courts have judicially limited it.
I remember saying this during the game, though I'm not sure the game actually happened.
Purple Cheeto
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I think it is more that this is the latest in a series of embarrassments for a program that just can't stop making them.
FO-totality
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Truly America's golden boys
I was yelling something like this at the TV, only that I got confused and yelled "run the damn ball, Bobo!"
bucknuticus
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Remember the good ol days when college football would have started this past weekend
Azwethinkweiz
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Just another fair trial in the fine city of Tallahassee!
BertramCooper
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FSU fans, okay, I get it. It's Tallahassee, good luck finding 12 people (or whatever the number is there) in your jury pool who aren't fans of FSU. But an FSU employee? Come on, son.
I'm sure he'll get a fair trial.
Affeinvasion
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Saw this tweet; made me laugh. SECSECSEC
That's what happens when you face that week-in, week-out gauntlet!
Hey at least they fixed the glitch with Sakerlina this year. SECSECSEC
Purple Cheeto
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LSU has been a team that has driven me nuts with their inability to actually fall in the polls as much as they should. I think its the fact that when I watch their games I can tell that no matter how close the score is they won't win because they haven't had a competent offense in like 5 years but the Pollsters just see close SEC loss and keep them in the polls.
A close SEC loss is equivalent to a win in any other conference.
bucknuticus
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SEC win shows how good the SEC is, a SEC loss shows how good the SEC is
He's got a ton of "recruiting update" posts that are just summaries of either individual team stats or conference wide stats. That one in particular isn't meant to shit on the West, as it were, but to show the respective averages. The West has been pretty damn mediocre anyway you want to look at it. With the populace and blue blood programs, outside of Nebraska, in the East the average in the West is going to look pretty mediocre regardless. It doesn't help that Iowa is busy Ferentzing, Illinois/Purdue/Indiana are... themselves, and Nebraska was saddled with Bo Pelini's laughable recruiting efforts.
zyxwvu4321
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Best n-loss team in the country.
A rule that actually kind of extends outside of the SEC too, but only to a few select teams.
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