deputyfife

Yes, it involved running second down two times resulting in penalties, including at least one unsportsmanlike on Burden. When everything was tallied, I got to see a 2nd and 59 for the first time in my life.

Not to argue, but I wasn't saying it was on Mizzou. just that if he wanted to maximize his career earnings, being in a rare situation even among blue chippers, he might be choosing what best prepares him for the most schemes at the pro level.

He meant hiring bad coaches, terrible coaches, middling coaches, sprinkle in a good one...that kind of diversity. Smart coaches, dumb coaches, average coaches.
Anybody can attempt to only hire good, smart coaches.

Mizzou's braintrust made a once-in-multiple-decades choice when they passed on hiring Vitello. A former Mizzou pitcher even made clear he would give 1 million to Mizzou baseball if they hired Vitello. Vitello previously had great success as a pitching coach at Mizzou.

I don't even pay attention to baseball anymore. That AD made a terrible decision, and the people that put him in position to make that choice ultimately bear responsibility. I have too many options to follow incompetence.
I had no idea they were this bad until I saw this post.

It's his SON he did this to. I can't imagine doing that to my son. I'd rather cut off my junk if it meant I was going to betray my son and his love for me, and my love for him.
The girl is garbage. But the father did the most un-fatherly thing he could have during the years where his son is supposed to gain confidence with women and eventually pick a good one for a wife.

Good question. Seems a J-school with a (usually) top 15 program would want to cover it.

NFL is gay. Didn't watch.

why LSU fans make so many posts about Missouri?

We're just shivering up here in the great white north minding our own business.

But the NCAA separately made a rule that anyone who has played any at the JC level gets a year added back to their eligibility, so the injuction wouldn't affect that ruling.

Was always that way.