Nebraska people are claiming Tressel is in Lincoln.Azubuike24;1680484 wrote:http://www.nj.com/rutgersfootball/index.ssf/2014/11/former_rutgers_coach_greg_schianos_name_emerges_as_candidate_for_vacant_nebraska_position.html
Sounds like Schiano might have another shot at the B1G. Turned down Penn State and bolted Rutgers before they joined.
Only usually?Con_Alma;1680420 wrote:It usually does.
I see it playing out one of two ways.Jawbreaker;1680504 wrote:Nebraska people are claiming Tressel is in Lincoln.
Tressel isn't coaching in Nebraska and he sure as hell isn't coaching knowing he's only there for a year or two to "groom" an up and coming young coach.the_system;1680567 wrote:I see it playing out one of two ways.
They hire Tressel and Frost as the OC and head coach in waiting. Or they hire Frost directly.
Everyone knows Frost is eventually going to be the head coach at Nebraska. Some just aren't sure he's ready yet. Tressel would help ease him into a head coach and after a few years hand him the headset.
He would have to miss the first five weeks, no practice either and miss a bowl game. IF they did bring him on I'm sure it would be to help Frost along.superman;1680570 wrote:Correct me if I'm wrong but Tressel still had that show-cause penalty doesn't he?
Agree. No way in hell. Also the fact that Michigan claims to have the highest morals on earth, so why would they hire a guy let go from a program sanctioned for rules infractions.ernest_t_bass;1680579 wrote:I have Michigan fan friends, and some of them are calling for Tressell in Ann Arbor. LOL. Ain't happening. Not a chance in hell. With Bo, I can see it, b/c he was an assistant. No way in hell does a former OSU HEAD coach go to TSUN ... unless, of course, he plans to pull of the most amazing troll job of all time, and run them even further into the ground!!!
He won't coach again. He's got a nice gig as President of YSU.Pick6;1680613 wrote:From my experience with Tressel and what I've heard, he is done with coaching football.
Past history says that Oregon looks like gods until they play an actual tough, physical team (ie: why they always seemed to have trouble with good Stanford teams in recent years). I'd imagine that in the playoffs, they'll run into one of those. That is, assuming they don't wind up having an 0-2 season vs. Arizona and not make the playoffs.Classyposter58;1680622 wrote:After watching this weeks games does anyone think Oregon will be beaten? Honestly I'm thinking maybe Baylor can but we'll see, Alabama has no idea how to stop that offense still and Florida State is just not that good
TCUClassyposter58;1680622 wrote:After watching this weeks games does anyone think Oregon will be beaten? Honestly I'm thinking maybe Baylor can but we'll see, Alabama has no idea how to stop that offense still and Florida State is just not that good
Arizona already beat them at Oregon.....but fortunately Oregon probably have to face a team like them again.Classyposter58;1680622 wrote:After watching this weeks games does anyone think Oregon will be beaten? Honestly I'm thinking maybe Baylor can but we'll see, Alabama has no idea how to stop that offense still and Florida State is just not that good
Nah, only 14. Barrett is out.sleeper;1680740 wrote:Ohio State would beat Oregon by 21 points.
