Jason

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He's not a Christian nutjob like Bobby, so that's a plus.

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One of the dumbest, most ignorant posts in the history of this web site. :thup: :dope:

Way ahead of you Cash :thup:

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The first guy Jeff Long would go after resides in Auburn right now

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This is all pointless right now though

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That would be a step back in my opinion. O'Brien is a good coach but he hasn't done anything of great significance at NC State & he has never won a championship as a Head Coach.

Because Redemptorist is dropping down to 2A, is really hurting financially and is losing kids and athletes and is about to start sucking so he got out while the getting was good. Smart move on his part.

Bill Brasky

- JV in 2003 and never again after that
- Ally Broussard in 2004 and then never again
- Trindon was able obviously but he never touched the ball so he was ruled ineffective
- I would say out of the backs (currently) on the roster the only guy that could be a threat to score on any play would be the Gore kid from Miami, but the little that Ford has been able to play he has shown he may very well have that ability as well but we'll have to wait and see


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How is it embarrasing? A&M has one of the better offense's in college football this year, with the defensive efforts that LSU showed against Ole Miss & Arkansas, A&M is more than capable of doing damage on our defense.

If I was the AD I would go after the following coaches in order until I found someone that was interested.

1) John Gruden
2) Bob Stoops
3) Dan Mullen
4) Jim Harbaugh
5) Mike Leach
6) Bobby Petrino
7) Chris Peterson
8) Kyle Wittingham
9) Will Muschamp
10)Gus Malzahn

I coach in east Texas and we had one of the top offense's in the state & averaged 48 points a game. Fun year!