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True freshman QBs starting doesn't go well a lot more often than it does. I'm assuming he will be given the starting job with that kind of money. Which means it could be another rough year for them. The alternative is to use that same money to bring in a more experienced transfer while still...

And just move it along faster. Have them all line up and announce them one at a time with their family close by to join them after they are called. It isn't complicated.

I don’t think he was an unknown by any means but he was young and very inexperienced at the time.

I root for a meteor

Sometimes, yes. But I don't think the Gophers can live off of only transfers. It hasn't gone well so far. Still has to be some balance between development and transfers IMO.

There are 4 FBS schools that are the Owls (Rice, FAU, Temple and Kennesaw St). All 4 fired their football coaches midseason.

Not as many teams bunched together at the top with a chance to make the playoffs. It would be more jumbled in the middle more than likely like the Big Ten is. The less conference games, the less games involving two of the top teams. The issue with the SEC this year is they will end with a lot...

If they had a bunch of young talented players that you feel like they could really build upon, then maybe you can give it one more try. But this team is full of seniors, it's time to win now.

The less conference games, the less losses that occur. Of course that could be Texas' additional game. But the chances are pretty good that there are less <2 loss teams in the SEC with one more conference game. I disagree with bolded. The closer you get to playing every team, the less...

I was just looking at the remaining schedule of the top 6 teams in the SEC. There's only one game between them (Texas vs Texas A&M) the rest of the way. There's a really good shot all of those 6 teams end with 2 or fewer losses. You're not wrong, but playing one more conference game at least...

It wouldn't work as he doesn't have a son that's a stud QB.

Yeah what a stupid thing to think....

I think it's unlikely a SEC championship game loser will be left out. The SEC is largely to blame for this by only playing 8 conference games. If they play 9 like everyone else, they wouldn't be as jumbled up in the top half. They'd have less 2 loss teams.

Gil hadn't even thrown a pitch in the US when he was traded. He was playing in the Dominican Summer League.

I would argue an elite WR has just as much impact as an elite LT or edge rusher. He's making an impact even when he's not catching the ball because he gets so much attention.

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