BleedGopher
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I'd say if Iowa guy mouthed off like that and kept doubling down like he did....he'd go home in a body bag if he's drinking in the state of Minnesota, NYC.Wow. I’ve heard better sports banter in many a bar in my lifetime
I'd say if Iowa guy mouthed off like that and kept doubling down like he did....he'd go home in a body bag if he's drinking in the state of Minnesota, NYC.
Agree. At the risk of being banned, I find PJ to be a loud Mason or Kill. I would never have fired Mason.let's face it, pj is not for everyone. if he was the coach of iowa, we'd be speaking about him the same way. i don't really like his shtick. he's never beaten iowa and there is a distinct possibility that he might end up turning out to be a lifetime 6-6 to 9-4 type coach. but if pj starts making the rivalry with iowa competitive again and keeps the rivalry with wisconsin competitive, then i will take it. there are a lot of people who do like his style. so whatever.
If you would never have fired Mason, and PJ is a loud Mason, then you would never fire PJ for having Mason-level success, right? I’m good with that.Agree. At the risk of being banned, I find PJ to be a loud Mason or Kill. I would never have fired Mason.
With overall record, especially if sometime in the future the P5 schools break off into a new (sub)division and/or association and mostly only play themselves ....there is a distinct possibility that he might end up turning out to be a lifetime 6-6 to 9-4 type coach. but if pj starts making the rivalry with iowa competitive again and keeps the rivalry with wisconsin competitive, then i will take it.
So even though PJ had had more success than Mason, you'd rather have Mason?Agree. At the risk of being banned, I find PJ to be a loud Mason or Kill. I would never have fired Mason.
Well he already isn’t a lifetime 6-6 to 9-4 coach since he has an 11-2 and a 13-1 as well as a 1-11 and a 5-7, so that’s flawed.let's face it, pj is not for everyone. if he was the coach of iowa, we'd be speaking about him the same way. i don't really like his shtick. he's never beaten iowa and there is a distinct possibility that he might end up turning out to be a lifetime 6-6 to 9-4 type coach. but if pj starts making the rivalry with iowa competitive again and keeps the rivalry with wisconsin competitive, then i will take it. there are a lot of people who do like his style. so whatever.
I know Iowa staff complained about the way Campbell and Fleck aggressively recruit and market their programs, compared to the way Iowa has gone about its business.Why does he get so angry about Fleck when they haven’t lost to him?
How dare ISU and Minnesota market and recruit!I know Iowa staff complained about the way Campbell and Fleck aggressively recruit and market their programs, compared to the way Iowa has gone about its business.
Well maybe they should’ve told Fleck which players they wanted so he could back off.I know Iowa staff complained about the way Campbell and Fleck aggressively recruit and market their programs, compared to the way Iowa has gone about its business.
So you think the best way to break a shared tie is by who had gone the longest without a title? Because that’s literally why 3 loss Purdue went to the rose bowl with BreesBut they should have won it all in 2015. 3 points away. That was their season.
And as we already discussed in the previous thread: I reject "shared" conference titles. There should have always only ever been one team officially declared the conference champion every season. For pre-divisions, I would retroactively declare it for the Rose Bowl rep, if I could.
I will never understand why some people have so much trouble with the concept of co-champions. I mean I get that everyone wants to win titles outright but ties happen and the simple fact of being tied with another team at the end of the season shouldn't invalidate what you accomplished based on your record.So you think the best way to break a shared tie is by who had gone the longest without a title? Because that’s literally why 3 loss Purdue went to the rose bowl with Brees
Since when does being negative about the coach get you banned? That isn't a thing as far as I know.Agree. At the risk of being banned, I find PJ to be a loud Mason or Kill. I would never have fired Mason.
Purdue beat the other two that year.So you think the best way to break a shared tie is by who had gone the longest without a title? Because that’s literally why 3 loss Purdue went to the rose bowl with Brees
Only one team can win a game (assuming it isn't a regular season game where a tie is allowed).I will never understand why some people have so much trouble with the concept of co-champions. I mean I get that everyone wants to win titles outright but ties happen and the simple fact of being tied with another team at the end of the season shouldn't invalidate what you accomplished based on your record.
Purdue (6-1 conference) also went to the ‘67 Rose Bowl because the B1G had a no repeat rule that prevented conference champs Michigan State (7-0 conference) from going since they went the year before.So you think the best way to break a shared tie is by who had gone the longest without a title? Because that’s literally why 3 loss Purdue went to the rose bowl with Brees
In the case of regular seasons to me one game shouldn't be more important than all the others. Two teams play 9 conference games, both finish 7-2, they are co-champions. Now if you need to break the tie for purpose of championship games or something else then you do it but just because one team beat another head to head that shouldn't invalidate all the other conference games the teams played.Only one team can win a game (assuming it isn't a regular season game where a tie is allowed).
It's really no different a concept. My opinion only.
No.Purdue (6-1 conference) also went to the ‘67 Rose Bowl because the B1G had a no repeat rule that prevented conference champs Michigan State (7-0 conference) from going since they went the year before.
Gophers_4life, do we take away Michigan State’s conference championship?
If you have to break the tie to send one of the two to the Rose Bowl, and it isn't a silly special thing like "well the other team went last year, so let's send a different team", then it's plainly obvious to me that that tiebreaker should just be applied "all the way" and make that team the official, singular conference champion.In the case of regular seasons to me one game shouldn't be more important than all the others. Two teams play 9 conference games, both finish 7-2, they are co-champions. Now if you need to break the tie for purpose of championship games or something else then you do it but just because one team beat another head to head that shouldn't invalidate all the other conference games the teams played.
i didn’t mean to imply that I thought that was a bad thing. Just that it was a possibility. Is it a possibility that he could return minnesota to prominence and win division and conference championships and be in the running for national championships and spent 30 years as the head football coach of the university of minnesota? sure. I think it’s more likely he 1, becomes a rich man’s pat fitzgerald or a poor man’s James Franklin. Or 2,he is going to have a couple consistently stellar seasons and he will go to a helmet school. Nothing wrong with either of those options as long as he is beating Iowa and wisconsin ~50% of the time and does it in a respectable manner. And I think he will leave the university of minnesota in a better state than he found it. Of course there are other possibilities as well, but I think what the iowa guy was saying, while saying it in a dumb way, is not wrong. He’s just framing it as any dumb Iowa fan would.Well he already isn’t a lifetime 6-6 to 9-4 coach since he has an 11-2 and a 13-1 as well as a 1-11 and a 5-7, so that’s flawed.