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Colts are hiring Shane Steichen - just can't make it official until after the Super Bowl.

Since this nonsense keeps springing its ugly head from time-to-time, let me address your faulty logic and hopefully put this to bed once and for all (though I'm sure you'll be back spouting it again in no time). 1. The two coaches were coming in with vastly different resumes and profiles...

All the way back in...2022.

This has been discussed to death over the years here, but this isn't what happens, FYI.

I love how every time a freshman has a game at a higher level than "5th grader picking up a basketball for the first time," he is a "future star." It seems pretty self-evident that we have zero "future stars," let alone multiple. A team with multiple "future stars" would not be the...

Calling your statement idiotic isn't an insult, it's saying that something you said was idiotic. Saying idiotic things doesn't mean you're an idiot. I almost never name call, especially not as of late. I'm sure I did in the past, but I try not to anymore. I didn't call you or anyone else a...

To make sure I understand your point, you're saying that no team in the country (except Ohio St.) could ever win more than 2 games in the SEC? I'm giving you a chance to amend your statement to be something less than completely idiotic.

If you're going to expand the field (which I don't agree with, not that that counts for anything), I think 12 is the perfect number. You can give automatic entries to all of the Power 5 conference champions, the top 1-2 Group of 5 teams, and fill the rest with at-large bids. You achieve...

You don't know me nor anything about me. Fuck off.

How does humility play into stating facts? I guess if stating well-known facts makes me "the oracle," then guilty as charged. I would suggest cutting out the ad hominem bullshit and minding your own business.

Unfortunately for those other jobs, they aren't in the state of Ohio. You can continue to ignore this fact if you wish, but nonetheless it's a fact. I don't know why he finally decided that he was willing to move his family, but I suspect that it's because his (six) kids are all at or near...

No, the fact that it's true is what makes it true. Ah, moving the goal posts I see. Yeah, most ADs don't like a guy who's been one of the most successful coordinators at a blue blood program for more than a decade. Great call. Hazell was never a coordinator at OSU, by the way.

Perfect, thank you for admitting I'm right. I never said otherwise, nor did I ever even bring up P.J. Saying that he can't get the OSU job has nothing to do with his ability to get hired at 95% of the jobs in the country. Not being deemed worthy of one of the top 5 jobs in the country doesn't...

As I've already stated, at the time he didn't want to leave Ohio (this is well-known and not debatable), and he wasn't going to get OSU, so he went to Cincinnati when Tuberville left. He absolutely could've had a number of Power 5 jobs if he wanted, but again, he wasn't going to leave Ohio...

We're not talking about Ohio St. or Alabama, we're talking about Minnesota. The idea that a coordinator for OSU (most any coordinator, really, let alone one for 12 years) doesn't have the "resume" to be the head coach at Minnesota is so laughably stupid that I can't believe people are taking up...

He 100% had the resume, no question. That is a different question than if he would've been successful or if we as a fan base would've been happy with the hire, but he was more than qualified. He had 12 years' of coordinator experience at a top 5 school in the country and was DC for 3 national...

lolwut He wasn't qualified in 2021, but you wanted him hired 8 years prior to that? K.

Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but no one is entitled to their own facts. Your issue with it seems to be "lack of experience," which has been demonstrated to be factually wrong. Also, you didn't just "merely state" that you didn't think it was going to happen, you laughed it off as...

What are you even talking about? When Goodell became commissioner, he had 24 years of experience in the NFL, which is the only place he has ever worked. Warren right now has 22 years of experience in the NFL, not including his experience as an attorney and agent representing NFL players, nor his...

Right, so perhaps direct your comment to the simpleton posting on the basketball board with anti-vax rhetoric in his signature line.