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MuellerHorn

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  1. For a coach whose best season is 11-2, has a historical winning percentage of seven out of every 10 games at PSU in a shallow conference, and is more well-known for rape enabling and victim blaming than winning anything of magnitude, that's a pretty damn high buy out. Then again, Pedo State probably looks at him and thinks:
  2. For sure. On that turnaround by Kaluma a couple possessions ago, no one crashed the basket. Actually, the same thing just happened on the miss by Pope. I’m concerned with rebounding and what will happen when we have bigs in foul trouble again better teams.
  3. Wow. He can dribble more than twice without turning the ball over now.
  4. Not sure why they haven't already written a program to just do this all for them. That shouldn't be difficult. Edit: I see above about the past fuck ups even with algorithms. Who do they have doing this shit for them? Some college social media intern? As dysfunctional as Yormark seems, he's probably trying to do it himself with Copilot or some shit.
  5. 1. WTF? You want an explosive, play-making talent to decommit from Texas and go to a conference foe? 2. We are literally competing with them for recruits this cycle - both current commits they want to flip, as well as uncommitted. 3. I give up. This must be a schtik.
  6. Boy, that entire list looks like it’ll shift wildly before the 2026 draft.
  7. I definitely currently "trust the coaches" at RB, WR, Edge/DE, and LB. Choice seems to always nail his evals (yes, wording, but IDGAF) Sark seems to always get productive WRs; from the high school ranks, as well as the portal DE recruiting has been stellar the past couple of years, with early contributors and portal players mixed in LB has great early contributors and good development I don't really understand this year's OL class. If we add Fasusi, that changes. However, pretty much all the current takes appear like projects to me. Now, we have some depth at tackle and promising young players across the line, so maybe it doesn't matter that much. I'll definitely defer to "trust the coaches" here too. Flood has earned that.
  8. My understanding is it was the place to watch a game back in the mid/late 2000s. The atmosphere was revered. Now, the stadium is just old and outdated, the team isn't great, and that makes Gainesville's already underwhelming patina even more tumbledown. Yep, this isn't your typical Sark RB stat distribution. As we all know, missing Baxter is huge for this offense's rushing productivity. We don't have a bell cow, and Sark always has a bell cow (at least in terms of 1,000-yard seasons).
  9. Texas could still lose some of those signees, but it's definitely looking up.
  10. I’m not saying that Arch is our underutilized savior, but the opposite could also be true. Maybe Arch hits some passes or makes some play and those games aren’t as close. The truth is probably somewhere in the middle.
  11. It's just another indication that the separation wasn't a "mutual" decision and Cook truly got his ass kicked off the team. Now, he's making a continued ass of himself and sabotaging future opportunities. Honestly, each post adds more evidence that Sark made the correct decision from a "protecting culture" standpoint.
  12. My understanding is that it’s an annual commitment, but just laid out kind of like any other multi-year contract (there’s an initial time period and terminal value). If he leaves early for any reason (busts and transfers or early to the NFL), he doesn’t get the next year’s money because he can’t meet the contractual obligations like showing up to events, etc. These can’t be pay-for-play, either. He must meet the other obligations. If his value exceeds this, I think he can renegotiate and/or cash in on opportunities outside of the collective. However, someone like @RGBIII or @immamac would know better.
  13. I can almost guarantee it will involve sawing the Horns off or Horns down. Too predictable.
  14. This is true. Alternatively, he could simply drive his wife and go watch at a number of the nearby joints. @horn4life, get yourself some Terry Black’s or something else good if you want simplicity and a treat.
  15. To be fair, they did before you said that… It’s likely the night game. First game since 2011 and it should have both SEC Championship Game and CFP implications. If I were in your position, I’d assume night game. However, obviously prep for both situations. There are plenty of ways to make this work. Also tons of places to watch near Rainey. Even though it’s Surly, there is a lot of good advice in this thread.
  16. Mukuba is a clear upgrade over Crawford. Crawford was terrible and didn't even know what to do in coverage assignments. Otherwise, we're on the same page here.
  17. Andrew Mukuba has been a huge talent infusion, and the others have also gotten better/healthy. Like I said, there are myriad factors. I wasn't claiming it was an exhaustive list. Just that the improvement in passing defense wasn't fully attributable to year-to-year differences in the D Line.
  18. Yeah, there doesn't seem to be a clear cut answer this year.
  19. Agreed. The improvement in pass defense is also due to myriad factors too: better DB talent, Nansen, and a better pass rushing core of players.
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