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I wouldn’t mind another rb either depending on how the young guys are looking.

Linebacker is a big need if Lindenberg leaves.

UNC would be very surprising to me. Kentucky isn’t going to fire Stoops.

Up here the media puts out hit pieces for the coach conducting too rigorous of practices.

Number 3 is kind of unheard of to be honest. Even at WMU he has some issues early on, but the program here has been remarkable on that front during his tenure.

I think Colorado would be a great spot for Fleck if Sanders were to leave.

You’d have a hard time convincing me to take someone who isn’t already a head coach somewhere. Bringing your players with you is such a huge advantage to hit the ground running. Someone pointed out how Fleck’s year zero may have looked very different if he had that luxury at the time.

People throw his name around from time to time, but has he ever actually been seriously considered as a top candidate by another team since he’s been here?

UNC should be a much easier place to win than here. Much better recruiting ground. And easier conference as well.

I like how they get projected top 25 every year but no one puts their players on the preseason (or post) all conference teams. Like how are they projecting these wins when it’s well known they lack talent.

The P4 record only looks bad when you include last year but you look kind of silly to harp on how the team did last year so you included it with this year. I get it it’s fine, you want us all to rip the coach, but the product is obviously improved from last season.

I swear there were about four tipped balls that fell just short of us intercepting.

Good one. He’s 15-7 in P4 games in the two previous years by the way.

I want to win the game. But often you see QB2 at least get a couple series in the bowl games.

I’ve seen him choose to go first in overtime.

You might as well include his first year and the Covid year since you’re grabbing a random time span to try to make a point.

Was Leinster much better? I don’t recall them dialing AAK’s # in the run game a whole lot, but he had wheels. I wonder how he would have faired in a spread option.

Yes. Pretty much ends there too. We were underdogs in every other loss. We were dogs vs USC and got a win.

Jackson will be missed, but one thing with WRs is it can be hard to tell how good they can be until they actually start getting a solid volume of targets.

We were underdogs at home vs UNC and less than a td favorite vs Rutgers. Let’s not lump these losses in with Bowling Green.