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Meh. Shite's happened for years.

Tons of "rankers" would routinely place David Cutcliffe over Les Miles.

Then the season would happen and Miles' team would compete for a natty and Cutcliffe's team would be excited when they won more than 7 games in a season

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So hire a B tier on a three year deal instead of a Jimbo contract.

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What coach with any level of self worth would agree to a three year contract?

"Hey, let me make it really easy for you to fire me if things go bad."

Even everyone's new beloved Cignetti's contract is for six years (seven now that the automatic extension happened)

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He had the most boring and predictable offenses and could not adjust to the times.

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I'm shocked no one remembers how bad things were. I remember Miles running the same QB block plays with Jordan Jefferson that he used with Jamarcus Russell - only Jamarcus was 6 foot 7 and 300 lbs and Jefferson... wasn't. Jordan would get stomped

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Kelly is owed $68 million AFTER this season

of the big HC hires three years ago

kelly 26-9
napier 15-18
venables 21-15
riley 23-13

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We can add in Mel Tucker since we definitely had a big hand in getting him that big contract extension - also for ten years...

Tucker - 7-7 and got fired for sexual harassment

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Has anyone confirmed this? The State Surgeon General leaked this, and no one else from LSU or the state will confirm?

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It's the front page of Nola.com right now

Lonzo Ball has his own page on USA Today's website devoted to news about him. What do you all think the bigger factor behind that is - him playing in the second largest market in the country (if so, where are Kuzma's and Ingram's sites) OR his family acting like a bunch of asshats?
Bigger market exposure can't be ignored but in the NBA personality is everything.

All the talking heads conveniently forget that LeBron James and Kevin Durant played in small markets and seemed to make it work just fine. I get playing in the big market opens you up for hella more opportunities, but the good players will always get their fair share.
Zion shouldn't take Anthony Davis into account - no offense to AD but I think his lack of endorsements, etc. come less from him playing in a small market and more from him having the personality of a wet towel and looking uncomfortable in interviews

Just playing devil's advocate here, but the Blazers routinely are over .500 every year and have been in the playoffs every year since 2014. Lillard's at least getting some chances in Portland

Cowherd's right - because Gregg Williams (who he praised the other day) installed a bounty system 8 fricking years ago our receivers should get the fricking piss knocked out of them on every play

and did he forget that Belichick was taping other teams practice? And that the NFL actually proved that one definitively? But Belichick is honorable... :lol:

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Perfect example of where we stand in the league - Worst non-call in NFL history gets no comment but someone shining a laser at Tom Brady for two plays warrants a league investigation, even after the Patriots and Tom Brady said they didn't even notice it.