I fail to see your point.Says the guy in Alabama.
Apparently South Carolina is the only SEC school without a losing record against Saban.
Fucking Garcia.
It helps that they only play each other once a decade and South Carolina never makes it to the SECCG.
Nah, I want them under .500, now.
I take solace in knowing Saban is 2-1 against ya squad, for example.
Reasons I need Oklahoma and OSU to make the playoff lmao
Nah, I want them under .500, now.
I take solace in knowing Saban is 2-1 against ya squad, for example.
Reasons I need Oklahoma and OSU to make the playoff lmao
Only 1-1 against Dabo, if we're using coaches' records and all.
You posted immediately after Cyan, so you're next. That's just how it works.Edit: Wait Cashman got got, FUCK WHO ALL ELSE IS EVEN LEFT?
That's huge news and really unexpected.What the hell, Bob Stoops is retiring?
What the hell, Bob Stoops is retiring?
YOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
well the game in September just changed, its gotta be health right?
YOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
well the game in September just changed, its gotta be health right?
I've got feelers out to my guy at OU. Very very curious timing
Wonder how Mayfield feels about deciding to comeback now?
Just read on 247 that Stoops had been diagnosed with a heart condition last month and that influenced his decision.
Best wishes to him.
Da fuck?What the hell, Bob Stoops is retiring?
If he comes back to coach in a year or two then he'll successfully pull an Urban Meyersomething ironic about a gata saying this
The debt financing plan relies on athletics revenues going up, which is not encouraging given that ticket sales declined next year, the TV rights bubble might be popping, and the football team does not look like it will be worth a damn in the foreseeable future. Austerity measures have been broached before, and in 2010 Cal Athletics almost lost five teams, including its iconic rugby team. Last-ditch donor efforts saved those teams, but the budget is still mired in horrifying amounts of debt. The program ran a $22 million deficit last year, and a new apparel deal and a new naming rights deal for Memorial Stadiums field will only take small chunks out of that gap. A new task force was formed by the school in August 2016 to find solutions to the budget crisis, and as co-chair Robert ODonnell told Bloomberg, Everything is on the table.
As the task force made clear, cutting sports might save money, but could also dry up the donor well that the school relies on to pay teachers.
If the scope of the program were reduced, what would be the potential savings? To bound the problem, we received estimates that reducing the number of intercollegiate sports from 30 to the NCAA minimum of 14 might produce an initial annual savings on the order of $9- 12 million. In addition, total IA annual capital spending of $7-8 million might decline to $3-4 million. Substantial uncertainty surrounds both of these estimates.
Set against these savings is the effect that reducing the number of sports would likely have on philanthropy, not only to IA but also to the entire campus. Development staff estimates that the initial annual impact could be on the order of $25 million. While this estimate is consistent with that made in the 2010 report, this number, like the estimated cost savings from reducing sports, is subject to great uncertainty. Notwithstanding this uncertainty, any recommendation must consider the net cost of scope savings after taking into account the potential reduction in philanthropy.
The task force noted that cuts and changes must be made but stopped just short of any prescriptions. Tighter budgetary control is a given, but the school simply owes too much money to avoid taking any drastic measures. The other shoe will drop soon for Cal, and its not going to be pretty when it does.
Official statement
so his health wasn't the deciding factor, but he didn't say it wasn't a contributing factor
Bob Stoops is one of the greatest college football coaches to ever walk the sideline. It was an honor to play and coach against him. I wish him nothing but the best in his future endeavors and golf game.
Well Tom has less of an excuse to not with the BIG XII now..
Just a little toughie..I think Lincoln Riley is ready, but holy shit, week 2 is gonna be a hell of a test.
Oklahoma State.. surePretty sure Oklahoma State, Kansas State and West Virginia will have something to say about that..
..I'd add Kansas but that is just being mean.
Can't help but think something is lurking. Seems so sudden. I know Stoops lost lots of big games but the program was in the toilet when he took over. He made the team relevant for 20 years and I have lots of doubts it will continue to be
I'm definitely glad that Mike Stoops did not get the job. I don't know if Riley is ready but I'd rather swing for the fences than go with a known dud
Sakerlina always has at least one player with a great name.Time for everyone's favorite game: Mega Man boss or college football player?
Alabama always has at least one player with a name that would make Verne trip up.