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LOL !!!CBS Sports reporting Franklin is a top candidate for the Jags
Nick Saban not interested?CBS Sports reporting Franklin is a top candidate for the Jags
Maybe Jackson State will bring him on as an analyst.
But someone will make a deal with the devil just to win.Good. He showed what a douche person he really is.
What is funny is there are several college teams rethinking their recent hires.
What is sad is there are several college teams rethinking their recent hires. Though I doubt any of them will change.
He and Ed Oregon should go to a program together as a package at hc and dc. Watch out ladies!He will be an analyst at Bama before the end of the day. Knuckles deep in a coed by Sunday morning.
SEC SEC SEC
I thought it was so "fishy" that it had to be true, I mean it would certainly be verifiable.Not saying he is a nice person but this whole thing is fishy to me. For example, the kicker story…..why didn’t the kicker just kick the old mans ass when he kicked him? Also I hate sources. Be a damn man and come out with your name behind your complaint.
I’m sure like anything the truth lies somewhere in the middle. I just don’t like the disgruntled take or the anonymous take.I thought it was so "fishy" that it had to be true, I mean it would certainly be verifiable.
Not saying he is a nice person but this whole thing is fishy to me. For example, the kicker story…..why didn’t the kicker just kick the old mans ass when he kicked him? Also I hate sources. Be a damn man and come out with your name behind your complaint.
it will be interesting to see if they choose to not pay him due to a morals clause in his contract. hitting on the gal in a bar and kicking a player may invoke that clause.It's not fishy.
Jags have been dripping negative stories to the media about Urbs.
At the same time they are having meetings with all their players in an attempt to find a fireable offense.
At the same time of both of these the owner makes a statment of support. Thats like the kiss of death.
Pretty standard m.o.
LdN
it will be interesting to see if they choose to not pay him due to a morals clause in his contract. hitting on the gal in a bar and kicking a player may invoke that clause.
I'm sure he'll end up at the Betty Ford center for disgraced coaches...you know Bama.
It's not fishy.
Jags have been dripping negative stories to the media about Urbs.
At the same time they are having meetings with all their players in an attempt to find a fireable offense.
At the same time of both of these the owner makes a statment of support. Thats like the kiss of death.
Pretty standard m.o.
LdN
Might have been the one positive of the Sandusky situation...if the rumors are true that Joe had his as his handpicked successor. I found him very entertaining as an analyst, but asking ex-jocks in suits and dress sneakers 'walk through' a play on a mini field is probably a lot less stressful. People given authority, beyond the sports field, can be unbelievably cruel and delusional...and convincing at that. While I think our team and coaching staff underperformed this year, I much more willing to have that with a sincere principled coach (which I think we have) than a convincing sadist....we'll see how many second (and third, etc) chances he gets.From the people I know who know him, some had kids play for the team, they said he was incredibly tough and relentless. He was there to win games and did whatever it took to do so. As a player, you were on that ride or you weren't. tOSU is second only to Alabama as a path to NFL stardom and big money. So you played Uban's way or you were off the team (pre portal, of course). I've been told that his practices were incredibly brutal and competitive. My guess is he was able to get away with this for 18 ~ 22 year old kids but not NFL vets making millions.
I agree. And that is where I am with CJF. His X and O coaching seems to be lacking but he's a great ambassador for the school and the kids. While he hasn't won the games Urban has, he doesn't embarrass himself or the school.Might have been the one positive of the Sandusky situation...if the rumors are true that Joe had his as his handpicked successor. I found him very entertaining as an analyst, but asking ex-jocks in suits and dress sneakers 'walk through' a play on a mini field is probably a lot less stressful. People given authority, beyond the sports field, can be unbelievably cruel and delusional...and convincing at that. While I think our team and coaching staff underperformed this year, I much more willing to have that with a sincere principled coach (which I think we have) than a convincing sadist....we'll see how many second (and third, etc) chances he gets.
During the events of recorded history, has this ever not been the case?Bama > Jags
Good article. I agree his success is primarily because he somehow manages to significantly turn things around within the first year of each tenure stop. That appears to be pretty remarkable, though I would like to see just how rare that really is when compared to all first year program hires over the last 30+ years. His sustained success thereafter is mostly a product of superior talent and depth acquisition, which reasonable minds can debate exactly how he managed to attract and keep said depth/talent.CLE paper has a good article on this today. Basically, he got away with pushing people hard because they were winning.
Sometimes, the only difference between motivation and disrespect is whether it works. Holding others to a high standard becomes belittling. Winners write history. Losers are history. This isn’t an excuse for Meyer. It’s just that much of what made Meyer win 187 college football games over 17 seasons is the same thing that led him to two NFL victories in 13 attempts in three-quarters of one season.Urban Meyer got fired in the NFL the same way he won in college football: Doug Lesmerises
The former Ohio State coach didn’t change in his fifth coaching stop what had worked four times previously.www.cleveland.com
Good article. I agree his success is primarily because he somehow manages to significantly turn things around within the first year of each tenure stop. That appears to be pretty remarkable, though I would like to see just how rare that really is when compared to all first year program hires over the last 30+ years. His sustained success thereafter is mostly a product of superior talent and depth acquisition, which reasonable minds can debate exactly how he managed to attract and keep said depth/talent.
If he really thought he was going to do that within one year at Jacksonville, then he did need his head examined. I would wager that most of his college stops had a few easy wins built into the schedule that he could build on throughout the season. Jacksonville, by design or luck, is the cupcake win for the rest of the league.