re: This clone couldn’t be further away from what we have now if he tried…..

You people have made me hope that Oregon stomps an absolute mudhole in his arse. I am going to be pulling for Oregon harder than I have pulled for anyone outside of Alabama in my entire nearly 70 years on this planet and I hope it’s a mudhole stomping to the point where he’s on his knees crying and begging for mercy.

So help me I wish Chicken would put an ignore feature on this site but apparently he gets off on useless circuses like this.

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This whole thread is so unmanly.

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Couldn't agree more. It's also ironic because most of these guys complain about the youth yet show the same issue with being prisoners of the moment with unhealthy leaves of delusion and entitlement.

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I agree. It’s almost as if he had a plan on what he was going to say, and executed that plan. Similar to how he coaches.

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I say this not because I’m wishing we had Cignetti, but that is how most good coaches/leaders talk. That isn’t how DeBoer speaks.

KD and Mike Shula have similar speaking style.

These schools are paying their coaches so much money that even the NFL cant compete(or dont want to )

it would be hilarious to see some of these coaches bolt for the NFL

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These schools are paying their coaches so much money that even the NFL cant compete(or dont want to )

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The lower-end or first-time NFL coaches are making what the highest paid college coaches are making.

Guys like Andy Reid are making over $20 million per year. Mike Tomlin makes $18 million. Only a handful of guys make under $10 million. There's a lot less demand and an actual off-season as well in the NFL.

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You people have made me hope that Oregon stomps an absolute mudhole in his arse.

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You are a strange person. You seem to go a long way around to avoid truth.

You must have hated Saban. Thats all he preaches was discipline and toughness. Lighten up Francis.

I doubt you can stop replying to me or referring to me in other posts, but that sounds like a plan.

Ryan is the most entertaining and unique pitcher in the history of baseball and a no-brainer first-ballot Hall of Famer, but he could be dominant one night and walk the park the next night. Fans focus on the dominant games and his toughness. They don’t focus on the holes that IMO keep him from being in the same zip code as Clemens, Seaver, Maddux, P. Martinez, Gibby, etc., when you’re talking modern right handers. There’s also this idea that Ryan always pitched for bad teams and would’ve won 400 games pitching for good teams. Run the numbers. The only string of bad teams he pitched for was the Angels in the 1970s and they got good and won the division before he left.

Let’s just say I would NOT say no to Nolan Ryan for my pitching staff. I would hesitate to start him in the seventh game of a World Series because of the doubt about what you would get. And his control got better and he became a better PITCHER, as opposed to fan entertainer and no-hitter thrower and batter striker-outer, the older he got.