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He sounds more like a linebacker.
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1 hour ago, Deej said:
"We have a national championship winning coach" who didn't win that championship here.
Kansas has a national championship winning coach. Nobody gives a shit.
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5 minutes ago, NoName said:Just pulled from Google:

I would generally agree with this setup.
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2 minutes ago, Bodacious Bevo said:
I think LSU is basically it. If people are really going to die on this hill their entire argument basically comes down to LSU because King was sold on the SEC. The lack of blue bloods in King's recruitment wasn't weird because he wouldn't look at most of them and a lot of the good SEC schools had their QBs early.
"bUt LoOk At HiS oFfErS" is a very aggy argument and generally just annoying
Looking at offers is an extremely valid and informative process when evaluating recruits. But you can't look at them alone if there's other information.
King is a very good prospect. But the fact that he was all SEC and it was a Texas A&M/Tennessee battle actually does say something regarding his prospect status. And it doesn't say "5-star". Not a big deal as he's still a good recruit and the 5-star status is fairly meaningless anyway if you know the kid is a Top 100 prospect.
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7 minutes ago, Ricky's one-hitter said:
https://n.rivals.com/prospect_rankings/rivals100/
These are updated
Bijan up, errrrrrrrbody else down
State of Texas got slaughtered in their latest changes. Demas is the only one who moved up. And yes, I realize that when brand new players move in that the median change within the Top 100 will be a move down, but strange to see no TX players moving way up.
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46 minutes ago, Machinator said:
Giles has TexAgs worked up.
*images of A&M stupidity*
I always worry that someday A&M alumni, fans, boosters, and administrators will realize that constantly lying to themselves and telling themselves they're great when they're not is what's actually holding them back. That maybe someday they'll recognize that other successful schools have a tradition of demanding excellence from their representatives and that this results in either improved performance or in underachievers being replaced until that performance standard is met. That their preferred method of lying to themselves and overstating actual performance and stature results in holding them back and creating a sense of smug self-satisfaction with actually inferior performance.
But then I remember who I'm thinking about.
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1 hour ago, Liquor and Poker said:
Why do we care? Are we worried that some recruit will get confused and commit to Pasadena Dobie? Or that some high school will use the logo to promote ideas that are not in line with the University.
It’s not like the “12th Man” - something no one outside a small area ever heard of. Everyone knows whose logo that is. Non-sports viewers know it. People in Europe recognize it.
The only reason is money, right? We want more of it.
Well that and, you know, losing the trademark to our awesome fucking logo. But don't let me stop y'all from hating the man!
Maybe some of the posters here can be in charge, let every high school in the country that wants to use it do so, then explain to all the Texas alumni and fans how you just didn't want to be greedy when Texas loses the trademark and a flood of shitty merchandise hits the market (and also Oklahoma and A&M merchandise vendors no longer have to pay us to put it upside down on stuff).
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So there actually are A&M fans who ask Liucci why exactly it is that he has been continuously reporting for two decades that their recruits are better, their coaches are better, their players are better, and their homefield advantage is better and yet their results are never better? (with the exception of a single year I supposed in 2012, when they still didn't win any actual championships other than a high level secondary bowl game)
I mean there really are some smart people who attend A&M (didn't know better or were brainwashed young). You'd think they'd realize at some point that there are only two possibilities. Either Liucci doesn't know anything about football or else he's knowingly selling them bullshit just to keep the money flowing. Or a combo of both.
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Well when there's only one buyer in the market and they're morons who will pay anything you ask for, it turns out that $75M really is the fair market price. The only mistake Ritz Bit's agent made was not realizing he could have insisted on $90M.
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9 hours ago, markstanco said:
Randolph Field is an ISD around SA. Or am I missing some sarcasm here?
8 hours ago, ButtFumble said:in the wayback military bases had football teams that would play universities
Particularly during WWII.
http://www.jhowell.net/cf/scores/RandolphField.htm
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1944_NCAA_football_rankings
They finished #3 in the AP poll.
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Yep, don't know if he ever played but Stoops put out a statement to the media defending the decision to let him enroll and join the team.
(referring to Chaisson)
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If we actually got QJ and then got Collins in that would put us at #5. Not a really big deal as long as we're getting talented recruits in, but having a "top 5 class" as the season starts might be good for some PR and buzz heading into the season to keep the recruiting going.
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3 minutes ago, closetojumping said:This is the fucking high point of my life. Or at least Monday. Holy fuck. The problem for them is that:
a) it’s crazily almost believable
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b) there are a whole lot of people who want to believe it, including their own inferiority-complex driven proclivities.
May the swimming pool party return like Christmas in July each year. Next year, my understanding is that two head-to-head targets will play keep-away with Jimbo as the monkey-in-the-middle that they never let catch the ball.
Word from a recruit group text is that some of the 2021 class is calling Fisher "Ritz bit" because he's a tiny cracker, but I think they were just kidding when they said that.
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Just now, Elmer_Fudd said:
You should see the 2021 version. Reuben Fatheree is ahead of Tommy Brockermeyer.
Are they ranked by height?
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"renders 5 Russians roasted"
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5 minutes ago, Mdhorn said:
They always celebrate prematurely despite a long, history of losing.
That's because getting close to accomplishing something feels like as good as it gets to them. Because, well, it is.
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That Hamilton tweet is almost pornographic.
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7 minutes ago, Machinator said:
That was two years old
True, but it indicates that the reality of College Station is being hammered home by somebody somewhere.
And if it's us, then good.
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For those wondering, if we make a college football playoff appearance, we will pass Oklahoma by 0.004 points. No pressure, Herman.
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BIG 12 SCHOOLS
1. Oklahoma - 13.19 (25.75 Football, 5 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 3 Baseball) 2. Texas - 12.78 (14 Football, 3 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 27 Baseball) 3. Kansas - 5.51 (0 Football, 15 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 4. Oklahoma State - 5.44 (1 Football, 6 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 13 Baseball) 5. TCU - 1.70 (2 Football, 0 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 4 Baseball) 6. Kansas State - 1.47 (0 Football, 4 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 7. Baylor - 1.17 (0 Football, 2 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 2 Baseball) 8. West Virginia - 0.74 (0 Football, 2 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 9t. Iowa State - 0.58 (0 Football, 1 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 1 Baseball) 9t. Texas Tech - 0.58 (0 Football, 1 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 1 Baseball) -
TEXAS SCHOOLS
1. Texas - 12.78 (14 Football, 3 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 27 Baseball) 2. Houston - 2.47 (1 Football, 5 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 1 Baseball) 3. TCU - 1.70 (2 Football, 0 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 4 Baseball) 4. SMU - 1.20 (2 Football, 1 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 5. Baylor - 1.17 (0 Football, 2 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 2 Baseball) 6. Rice - 0.65 (0 Football, 0 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 3 Baseball) 7. Texas Tech - 0.58 (0 Football, 1 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 1 Baseball) 8t. Randolph Field - 0.42 (1 Football, 0 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 8t. Texas A&M - 0.42 (1 Football, 0 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 10. UTEP - 0.37 (0 Football, 1 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 11. Texas-Pan American - 0.22 (0 Football, 0 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 1 Baseball) -
ALL SCHOOLS
1. Oklahoma - 13.19 (25.75 Football, 5 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 3 Baseball) 2. Texas - 12.78 (14 Football, 3 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 27 Baseball) 3. Ohio State - 12.63 (20.5 Football, 10 Basketball, 2 Hockey, 2 Baseball) 4. Michigan - 12.36 (11 Football, 8 Basketball, 25 Hockey, 4 Baseball) 5. Southern Cal - 11.81 (17.25 Football, 2 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 18 Baseball) 6. Notre Dame - 11.24 (20.5 Football, 1 Basketball, 4 Hockey, 1 Baseball) 7. Alabama - 10.41 (23.5 Football, 0 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 3 Baseball) 8. Michigan State - 9.95 (9 Football, 9 Basketball, 11 Hockey, 1 Baseball) 9. North Carolina - 9.06 (1.5 Football, 20 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 5 Baseball) 10. UCLA - 8.71 (4 Football, 18 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 2 Baseball) 11. Florida State - 7.91 (14.5 Football, 1 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 7 Baseball) 12. LSU - 7.18 (8 Football, 4 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 11 Baseball) 13. Miami (FL) - 7.17 (11 Football, 0 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 12 Baseball) 14. Duke - 6.71 (2 Football, 16 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 15. Florida - 6.47 (7.5 Football, 5 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 7 Baseball) 16. Kentucky - 6.25 (0 Football, 17 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 17. Penn State - 5.80 (11.5 Football, 1 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 3 Baseball) 18. Tennessee - 5.64 (12 Football, 0 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 3 Baseball) 19. Kansas - 5.51 (0 Football, 15 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 20. Oklahoma State - 5.44 (1 Football, 6 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 13 Baseball) 21. Minnesota - 5.23 (4 Football, 1 Basketball, 21 Hockey, 4 Baseball) 22. Georgia - 5.17 (10 Football, 1 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 3 Baseball) 23. Nebraska - 4.78 (11.5 Football, 0 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 24. Arkansas - 4.74 (3.5 Football, 6 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 5 Baseball) 25. Wisconsin - 4.73 (3 Football, 4 Basketball, 11 Hockey, 1 Baseball) 26. Arizona State - 4.73 (2.5 Football, 0 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 17 Baseball) 27. Arizona - 4.05 (1 Football, 4 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 10 Baseball) 28. Stanford - 3.95 (2 Football, 2 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 11 Baseball) 29. Indiana - 3.56 (1.5 Football, 8 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 30. Boston College - 3.56 (0.5 Football, 0 Basketball, 25 Hockey, 2 Baseball) 31. Syracuse - 3.25 (2 Football, 6 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 1 Baseball) 32. California - 3.21 (3.5 Football, 3 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 3 Baseball) 33. Louisville - 3.16 (0 Football, 8 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 1 Baseball) 34. Auburn - 2.92 (6.5 Football, 0 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 1 Baseball) 35t. Boston U. - 2.91 (0 Football, 0 Basketball, 22 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 35t. North Dakota - 2.91 (0 Football, 0 Basketball, 22 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 37. Pittsburgh - 2.86 (6 Football, 1 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 38. Oregon - 2.81 (5 Football, 2 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 39. Clemson - 2.73 (5 Football, 0 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 3 Baseball) 40. Illinois - 2.67 (2 Football, 5 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 41. South Carolina - 2.52 (1 Football, 1 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 8 Baseball) 42. Houston - 2.47 (1 Football, 5 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 1 Baseball) 43. Colorado - 2.40 (4 Football, 2 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 44. Iowa - 2.35 (3 Football, 3 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 45. Utah - 2.31 (1.5 Football, 4 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 1 Baseball) 46. Army - 2.29 (5.5 Football, 0 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 47t. Cincinnati - 2.21 (0 Football, 6 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 47t. Villanova - 2.21 (0 Football, 6 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 49. Georgia Tech - 2.20 (3 Football, 2 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 1 Baseball) 50. Cal State-Fullerton - 2.17 (0 Football, 0 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 10 Baseball) 51. Washington - 2.03 (4 Football, 1 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 52. Oregon State - 2.03 (0.5 Football, 2 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 5 Baseball) 53. Denver - 1.99 (0 Football, 0 Basketball, 15 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 54. Maryland - 1.98 (3 Football, 2 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 55. Navy - 1.87 (4.5 Football, 0 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 56t. Connecticut - 1.84 (0 Football, 5 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 56t. Georgetown - 1.84 (0 Football, 5 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 58. Wichita State - 1.82 (0 Football, 2 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 5 Baseball) 59. Harvard - 1.72 (0 Football, 0 Basketball, 13 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 60. TCU - 1.70 (2 Football, 0 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 4 Baseball) 61. Mississippi - 1.68 (3 Football, 0 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 2 Baseball) 62. Cornell - 1.56 (1 Football, 0 Basketball, 8 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 63. Missouri - 1.50 (1 Football, 0 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 5 Baseball) 64t. Kansas State - 1.47 (0 Football, 4 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 64t. Nevada-Las Vegas - 1.47 (0 Football, 4 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 66. Maine - 1.46 (0 Football, 0 Basketball, 11 Hockey, 3 Baseball) 67t. Dartmouth - 1.42 (0 Football, 2 Basketball, 4 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 67t. Providence - 1.42 (0 Football, 2 Basketball, 4 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 69t. St. John's - 1.39 (0 Football, 2 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 3 Baseball) 69t. Virginia - 1.39 (0 Football, 2 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 3 Baseball) 71t. Colorado College - 1.32 (0 Football, 0 Basketball, 10 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 71t. Michigan Tech - 1.32 (0 Football, 0 Basketball, 10 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 73. North Carolina State - 1.32 (0 Football, 3 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 1 Baseball) 74. SMU - 1.20 (2 Football, 1 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 75. St. Lawrence - 1.19 (0 Football, 0 Basketball, 9 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 76t. Baylor - 1.17 (0 Football, 2 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 2 Baseball) 76t. Holy Cross - 1.17 (0 Football, 2 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 2 Baseball) 76t. NYU - 1.17 (0 Football, 2 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 2 Baseball) 79t. Marquette - 1.10 (0 Football, 3 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 79t. Memphis - 1.10 (0 Football, 3 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 79t. San Francisco - 1.10 (0 Football, 3 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 82. Mississippi State - 1.02 (0 Football, 1 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 3 Baseball) 83t. Bradley - 0.95 (0 Football, 2 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 1 Baseball) 83t. Temple - 0.95 (0 Football, 2 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 1 Baseball) 85t. Clarkson - 0.93 (0 Football, 0 Basketball, 7 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 85t. New Hampshire - 0.93 (0 Football, 0 Basketball, 7 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 87t. Southern Illinois - 0.87 (0 Football, 0 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 4 Baseball) 87t. Vanderbilt - 0.87 (0 Football, 0 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 4 Baseball) 89. Tulsa - 0.85 (1 Football, 0 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 2 Baseball) 90t. Wake Forest - 0.80 (0 Football, 1 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 2 Baseball) 90t. Washington State - 0.80 (0 Football, 1 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 2 Baseball) 92. Minnesota-Duluth - 0.79 (0 Football, 0 Basketball, 6 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 93t. Butler - 0.74 (0 Football, 2 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 93t. CCNY - 0.74 (0 Football, 2 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 93t. DePaul - 0.74 (0 Football, 2 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 93t. La Salle - 0.74 (0 Football, 2 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 93t. Purdue - 0.74 (0 Football, 2 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 93t. West Virginia - 0.74 (0 Football, 2 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 93t. Loyola-Chicago - 0.74 (0 Football, 2 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 100. RPI - 0.66 (0 Football, 0 Basketball, 5 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 101t. Rice - 0.65 (0 Football, 0 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 3 Baseball) 101t. Western Michigan - 0.65 (0 Football, 0 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 3 Baseball) 103t. Iowa State - 0.58 (0 Football, 1 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 1 Baseball) 103t. Rutgers - 0.58 (0 Football, 1 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 1 Baseball) 103t. Santa Clara - 0.58 (0 Football, 1 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 1 Baseball) 103t. Texas Tech - 0.58 (0 Football, 1 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 1 Baseball) 107. Lake Superior State - 0.53 (0 Football, 0 Basketball, 4 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 108t. Fresno State - 0.43 (0 Football, 0 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 2 Baseball) 108t. Lafayette - 0.43 (0 Football, 0 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 2 Baseball) 108t. Long Beach State - 0.43 (0 Football, 0 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 2 Baseball) 108t. Pepperdine - 0.43 (0 Football, 0 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 2 Baseball) 108t. Yale - 0.43 (0 Football, 0 Basketball, 2 Hockey, 2 Baseball) 113t. Boise State - 0.42 (1 Football, 0 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 113t. Brigham Young - 0.42 (1 Football, 0 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 113t. Fordham - 0.42 (1 Football, 0 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 113t. Iowa Preflight - 0.42 (1 Football, 0 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 113t. Randolph Field - 0.42 (1 Football, 0 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 113t. Texas A&M - 0.42 (1 Football, 0 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 113t. Virginia Tech - 0.42 (1 Football, 0 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 120t. Brown - 0.40 (0 Football, 0 Basketball, 3 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 120t. Northern Michigan - 0.40 (0 Football, 0 Basketball, 3 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 122t. Charlotte - 0.37 (0 Football, 1 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 122t. Dayton - 0.37 (0 Football, 1 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 122t. Drake - 0.37 (0 Football, 1 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 122t. Duquesne - 0.37 (0 Football, 1 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 122t. George Mason - 0.37 (0 Football, 1 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 122t. Gonzaga - 0.37 (0 Football, 1 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 122t. Indiana State - 0.37 (0 Football, 1 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 122t. Jacksonville - 0.37 (0 Football, 1 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 122t. Massachusetts - 0.37 (0 Football, 1 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 122t. New Mexico State - 0.37 (0 Football, 1 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 122t. Pennsylvania - 0.37 (0 Football, 1 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 122t. Princeton - 0.37 (0 Football, 1 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 122t. Seattle - 0.37 (0 Football, 1 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 122t. Seton Hall - 0.37 (0 Football, 1 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 122t. St. Bonaventure - 0.37 (0 Football, 1 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 122t. UTEP - 0.37 (0 Football, 1 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 122t. Virginia Commonwealth - 0.37 (0 Football, 1 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 122t. Western Kentucky - 0.37 (0 Football, 1 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 122t. Wyoming - 0.37 (0 Football, 1 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 141t. Bowling Green - 0.26 (0 Football, 0 Basketball, 2 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 141t. Miami (OH) - 0.26 (0 Football, 0 Basketball, 2 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 141t. Quinnipiac - 0.26 (0 Football, 0 Basketball, 2 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 141t. Union - 0.26 (0 Football, 0 Basketball, 2 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 141t. Vermont - 0.26 (0 Football, 0 Basketball, 2 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 146t. Cal State-Los Angeles - 0.22 (0 Football, 0 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 1 Baseball) 146t. California-Irvine - 0.22 (0 Football, 0 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 1 Baseball) 146t. Coastal Carolina - 0.22 (0 Football, 0 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 1 Baseball) 146t. Creighton - 0.22 (0 Football, 0 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 1 Baseball) 146t. Eastern Michigan - 0.22 (0 Football, 0 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 1 Baseball) 146t. Hawaii - 0.22 (0 Football, 0 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 1 Baseball) 146t. Louisiana-Lafayette - 0.22 (0 Football, 0 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 1 Baseball) 146t. Ohio - 0.22 (0 Football, 0 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 1 Baseball) 146t. Rollins - 0.22 (0 Football, 0 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 1 Baseball) 146t. Saint Louis - 0.22 (0 Football, 0 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 1 Baseball) 146t. Texas-Pan American - 0.22 (0 Football, 0 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 1 Baseball) 157t. Bemidji State - 0.13 (0 Football, 0 Basketball, 1 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 157t. Colgate - 0.13 (0 Football, 0 Basketball, 1 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 157t. Ferris State - 0.13 (0 Football, 0 Basketball, 1 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 157t. Massachusetts-Lowell - 0.13 (0 Football, 0 Basketball, 1 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 157t. Northeastern - 0.13 (0 Football, 0 Basketball, 1 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 157t. Omaha - 0.13 (0 Football, 0 Basketball, 1 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 157t. RIT - 0.13 (0 Football, 0 Basketball, 1 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 157t. St. Cloud State - 0.13 (0 Football, 0 Basketball, 1 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 165t. Northwestern - 0.00 (0 Football, 0 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) 165t. St. Joseph's - 0.00 (0 Football, 0 Basketball, 0 Hockey, 0 Baseball) -
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See last year's thread:
This year's updates (following a fantastic year for Texas Tech):
(next few posts thanks to formatting issues)
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Geez, man, being required to meet output quotas is killing his ability to think things through.
Does he really think average all time rating without accounting for years in the ratings is the best way to list programs? He wouldn't need an exclamation point after a team in his ratings if he'd accounted for stuff like that.


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