ND loses at home to Duke. Yikes.

38 unanswered by Tennessee.

Awesome ending to LSU and Auburn

How hot is that Les Miles seat?

Also, I'm not a ND fan, but I can't stand Brian Kelly. Just pretty much blamed his players after the game. I'd want a different coach

wildcats20;1812405 wrote:ND loses at home to Duke. Yikes.

F*ck Notre Dame

wildcats20;1812407 wrote:38 unanswered by Tennessee.

F*ck Florida

friendfromlowry;1812416 wrote:Awesome ending to LSU and Auburn

F*ck LSU and Les Miles.

If I was a Notre Dame booster I'd say offer the moon to Tom Herman to come to South Bend. Would be an immediate upgrade, though I would hate it as an Ohio State fan since I want Herman to take over after Urban, lol.

Benny The Jet;1812417 wrote:How hot is that Les Miles seat?

Also, I'm not a ND fan, but I can't stand Brian Kelly. Just pretty much blamed his players after the game. I'd want a different coach

"Actually, that's probably the one area that I feel better about today," Kelly said. "We did what I wanted today in terms of coaching. And coaching had nothing to do with the outcome today. I was pleased from that perspective." - Kelly, on the coaching staff.

Lol. Fuck that guy. Always thought he was a douche.

My first time really watching Myles Garrett...whoa. That dude's good. Disrupts everything

4th and 2 feet and Shaw punts.

A bit too much 1976 for me

Special team dummy ...not shocking

Hell of a pass and catch....pretty huge

Had a huge parlay riding on Ucla +3.5

Shoot me

There could be some big time jobs opening up this season. Just guessing but LSU, ND, Auburn, Penn St., USC

Benny The Jet;1812432 wrote:There could be some big time jobs opening up this season. Just guessing but LSU, ND, Auburn, Penn St., USC

I used to like Brian Kelly but after this year and the comments he just made, fuck that guy. I'd get rid of him and throw all the money possible at Herman


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SportsAndLady;1812429 wrote:Had a huge parlay riding on Ucla +3.5

Shoot me

haha

Les Miles and Cam Cameron have been fired. We'll see if it sticks this time. lol

Orgeron taking over as interim coach.

friendfromlowry;1812421 wrote:"Actually, that's probably the one area that I feel better about today," Kelly said. "We did what I wanted today in terms of coaching. And coaching had nothing to do with the outcome today. I was pleased from that perspective." - Kelly, on the coaching staff.

Lol. Fuck that guy. Always thought he was a douche.

Now he needs to just kill a student-assistant through negligence...oh...wait, never mind!

Heretic;1812541 wrote:Now he needs to just kill a student-assistant through negligence...oh...wait, never mind!

Sleepered!

With the Miles firing, Saban becomes the longest tenured coach int he SEC.

It's interesting to me that only 28 of the 128 FBS programs have a coach that has been in place for 5 or more years.

Con_Alma;1812554 wrote:With the Miles firing, Saban becomes the longest tenured coach int he SEC.

It's interesting to me that only 28 of the 128 FBS programs have a coach that has been in place for 5 or more years.

Really just comes down to a few factors.

1. Team does worse than expected over a period of time: coach fired.

2. Team does really well over a period of time at any non-powerhouse: coach goes to bigger, more prestigious school.

3. Powerhouse team does really well for a while to build super-high yearly expectations (or simply always has those high expectations), but has a drop-off from those expectations for a while: coach fired.

And with all the additional media/talk via the internet, social media, etc., those expectations get high for any team that's remotely a national name. Guys like your Bowdens and Paternos who just stuck around the same team for an eternity are going to be a very rare breed down the road, I think. Coach at a big-time program and have amazing success over 20-30 years? Not the easiest thing to do. I mean, you have your exceptions to the rule (like Kirk Ferentz, who's had good success at a more mid-tier major conference school and everyone involved is perfectly happy with that), but overall nowadays, it's a rapidly-shifting profession.

Three landscape games next week.

Washington/Stanford
Michigan/Wisconsin
Clemson/Louisville

If Louisville wins in Death Valley, for intents and purposes, sets up a Louisville vs Houston game on November 17th for a Final Four spot.

Azubuike24;1812580 wrote:Three landscape games next week.

Washington/Stanford
Michigan/Wisconsin
Clemson/Louisville

If Louisville wins in Death Valley, for intents and purposes, sets up a Louisville vs Houston game on November 17th for a Final Four spot.

Yeah, those are really big games. Toss ups IMO

Azubuike24;1812580 wrote:Three landscape games next week.

Washington/Stanford
Michigan/Wisconsin
Clemson/Louisville

If Louisville wins in Death Valley, for intents and purposes, sets up a Louisville vs Houston game on November 17th for a Final Four spot.

Clemson, Michigan, Washington are my picks....only one not overly confident in is Clemson

I expect Michigan to handle Wisconsin.