Daowna

It's a great opportunity for Jordan. He's an Ag himself but I don't blame him for taking a DC role at KState.

I see it as Klein trying to put together a staff and he wants prior working relations to help stand it up at key roles. Best of luck to them both and maybe we'll see Jordan again down the road.

Damn, catching strays from Ole Miss fans now too.

Only the bitter idiots amongst us. ERob is a solid hire at D-Line coach for any team in college.

Reed had 0 touchdowns and 7 turnovers in the last two games.

We very much had a two face QB problem this season. You can see both sides of him in the SC first half vs second half.

I wouldn't be surprised at all to see us go for a new QB this off-season to compete for QB1. In fact I'm hoping we do.

But to answer your question we didn't have a suitable QB2, our game against Samford showed us that.

Stop

I've been saying it for years, but a lot of us don't want to hear it.

Agreed it's a little brother move.

Our defense has been exposed in the first half of the SC game and away games. We play pretty solid at home, usually.

But turnovers have been lacking, as you point out.

I suppose we are disregarding JMU and Tulane, then?

It is about ratings and eyeballs, sadly. There are NFL games later in the day so 11 AM is their prime time spot that day.

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the argument though is that your piling on to ND for not having a tougher schedule, when you guys don’t have a tougher schedule for exactly the same reason, factors out of your control.

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Depending on which metric you go by our schedule rank is somewhere in the top 20. Our schedule is consistently ranked stronger than ND's from the SOS I've seen. Thus our schedule is considered "tougher."

Apologies if I'm slow here, but I really don't understand what you're trying to argue.

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But aggy sos was a joke this year.

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As bad or as soft as our schedule was this year in the SEC, it was still a stronger rated schedule than ND's. I'm not sure what the argument/confusion is here.