ArdmoreRyno

We haven't looked that great lately, but a bunch of factors... Josh's arm and playing really good defenses are reasons IMO (including Detroit, who has been SOLID the past 6 games). We are STILL top 5 in scoring We are STILL 2nd in total offense

He only went there because he didn't want to be 2nd or 3rd string at Notre Dame or Alabama. /sarcasm

Yea, sounds like strangulations. Crazy.

From what I'm hearing (Leach was in the Big XII for a while and my daughter is at Ole Miss), he had a massive heart attack and has no brain function. Lane Kiffin was quoted (then the reported deleted it) in using Coach Leach in the past tense.

WTF over? https://www.on3.com/college/texas-longhorns/news/texas-basketball-coach-chris-beard-arrested-monday-morning-in-austin-tx/

So did Diggs & Isiah.

Knox 4 catches for 41 yards and a MONSTER touchdown today

Knox haters today?

Difficult to go back 10 posts... lol

I didn't know Bout would be someone to talk about on this page. Someone who was put in prison nearly 10 years ago. And I have only been on here for about a year. But again, has nothing to do with anything. I posted to you about this in a reply. You didn't respond to my points.

Well, you're wrong on both accounts. Especially Bout. If you ever watched "Lord of War" you know exactly who he is because Cage's character was loosely based off him.

Who Whelan or Bout?

Here's the thing... if Biden hadn't got Griner, was still trying to get both Whelan and Griner but struggling to do so... I don't think anyone would be complaining. We get it... it's Putin, Russia. Not an easy person to negotiate with. We have no idea how Trump or his administration worked on getting Whalen back. BUT, Biden DID manage to come to terms with Russia. He gave up one of the worst men on the planet for a person who was breaking the law in the country she was in. If Trump did that, YOU'D be on here freaking out and sharing 40,291,342 tweets from leftists. This is who we just turned over to Russia: https://abcnews.go.com/Blotter/viktor-bout-merchant-death-sentenced/story?id=16080286

"Lord of War" was loosely based off him.

Even CNN is ripping Biden for this "trade". LOL

Trump's former Pennsylvania campaign director, David Urban, worked on trying to get Whelan's release.

Oklahoma State LB, Mason Cobb who was the leading tackler, entered a few days ago... rumor was TWO WEEKS AGO that Texas A&M was trying to lure him to College Station. Well, shock... he's now visiting. Completely against NCAA rules.

No charges filed against Matt Araiza, ex-teammates in SDSU gang rape case https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/35205631/no-charges-filed-matt-araiza-ex-teammates-sdsu-gang-rape-case

Von is the type of guy who would post an inspirational video after losing his right leg and both arms, that it's all good.

NFL executive V.P. of communications, public affairs, and safety Jeff Miller claiming slit-film surfaces “have 2-3 more injuries per year, most of them are ankle sprains — a low-burden injury — whereas slit film also sees a lower rate of fewer high-burden ACL injuries compared to other synthetic fields.” Miller added that “the league and NFLPA’s joint experts did not recommend any changes to surfaces at the meeting but agreed more study is needed.” The problem with slit-film turf comes from the construction of the various fake blades of grass. Instead of a single blade of fake grass (monofilament), slit-film has openings in the pieces, creating a potential risk of cleats catching in the material. Seven of the league’s 32 teams (the Giants, Jets, Lions, Vikings, Saints, Colts, and Bengals) use slit-film turf. https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2022/11/14/research-shows-statistically-significant-higher-risk-of-lower-extremity-injuries-on-slit-film-turf/

Miller is the 2nd former Oklahoma State RB to play at Buffalo (1st round pick, 5 overall) to get inducted to the college FB HOF. Miller had the 8th best rookie season as a running back for the Bills in franchise history (1,060 yards, 7 TDs). When Joe Cribbs was signed in Miller's 3rd season, it ended Miller career in Buffalo. Of course, the 1st player inducted was Thurman. https://okstate.com/news/2022/12/6/cowboy-football-terry-miller-inducted-into-college-football-hall-of-fame

My argument has never changed. I said blue bloods have come back from bad stretches... many do. Most programs have slumps and rebound with the right combo at the helm. I'll go back to Oklahoma State. No real football history aside from the Jimmy Johnson then about half of the Pat Jones era (with Barry and Thurman both in the backfield). Bring in the right coach, (again) they have now gone 145-61 since 2007 under Mike Gundy, 10th best record in college football over that span. If Kansas State can become a dangerous team under a Bill Snyder (I believe KSU was the worst team in college football up to his hiring, wins/losses) or Chris Klieman in freaking Manhattan, Kansas.... or Gundy in Stillwater, Oklahoma... not a stretch to believe someone can't do it at Nebraska again.

I'm not sold on Rhule either, he wasn't "all that" at Baylor. But again, I said and I still feel this way... Nebraska CAN come back. I never said it was a sure thing they'll be an Alabama again.

You clearly don't know Nebraska football. They made a mistake 7 years ago firing Bo Pelini. Well, it was Frank Solich before that. They've had five bad seasons in a row. They are one of the best programs in college football history. Blue bloods that had a bad stretch, that made it back... OU, USC, Tenn, UGA, Alabama, Notre Dame, etc. Nebraska has won FIVE national titles and sell out every game. They will bounce back.

It's his first year dude.