re: If Miles retires five years from now, do we go w/ offensive or defensive coach?

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patterson is a gimmick coach who is taking advantage of texas and the oklahoma schools being down... hell, the guy was in the mountain west three or four years ago.

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Let's breakdown this narrow minded post for a minute.

For starters, TCU was arguably the best team in the nation last year & was only left out of the college football playoff due to the Big XII lacking a championship game to determine a true champion on the field. That blowout of Ole Miss in the Peach Bowl was no fluke either.

Secondly, Patterson has been successful in recruiting, winning & player development long before Texas & Oklahoma began to fall off.

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Patterson became head coach in 2000, and his success has driven the Horned Frogs upward from the Western Athletic Conference to Conference USA to the Mountain West to, finally, the Big 12. He has posted a 132-45 record with 10 Top 25 finishes in his 14 seasons.

Patterson has won championships in all four leagues and taken TCU to 12 bowls, including the Rose and Fiesta. He has coached a perfect season (13-0 in 2010) and three other one-loss campaigns. His Frogs finished ranked No. 2 in the nation in 2010 and No. 3 in 2014.

TCU did not have a player selected in back-to-back NFL drafts prior to Patterson’s promotion as head coach for the 2000 Mobile Bowl. The Horned Frogs have had 32 players selected since then, including at least one in every draft except 2008.

But Patterson’s Frogs have become more than just NFL draft picks. They become NFL players. Of Patterson’s 32 draft picks, 31 spent time on NFL rosters, 29 suited up for games and 19 became starters.

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In addition to the 32 draft picks, there have been 40-plus players in the Patterson era signed off the TCU campus as undrafted free agents.

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The Horned Frogs have had three first-round picks, three seconds and a third under Patterson. The other 25 players were drafted from the fourth round on. But they haven’t been throwaways. And the players selected in the premium rounds have been keepers.

Tomlinson became the NFL’s fifth all-time leading rusher, quarterback Andy Dalton signed a six-year, $115 million contract extension with the Bengals in 2014 and Jeremy Kerley has caught 166 passes and returned 86 punts for the Jets.

Tight end Matt Schobel caught 117 passes in a seven-year NFL career, linebacker Daryl Washington posted 108 tackles and nine sacks in 2012 for the Cardinals and defensive end Jerry Hughes collected 10 sacks last season for the Buffalo Bills.

Tackle Marshall Newhouse started five games on the Packers’ offensive line last season, and guard Marcus Cannon started four up front for the Super Bowl champion Patriots.

So when 41 talent evaluators from 27 of the 32 NFL teams turned up in Fort Worth on Friday for TCU’s Pro Day, they weren’t watching draft prospects. They were watching future NFL players.

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“If you’re a defensive guy, it’s part of our tradition,” White said. “It’s what we do. We’re known for our defense, so when you come to TCU, you expect to play at the next level. Playing in the Big 12 and playing for a coach considered one of the best defensive minds in the game definitely prepares you for the next level.”

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Patterson’s just a gimmick coach though, right? He only implemented the air raid offense last offseason to his program. You clearly have no clue as to what you are talking about in terms of TCU & Patterson.

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well, yelawolf sampled it... should i apologize for not knowing all shitty rap music?... i don't know katy perry either... the fact that you listen to that shite and act like you know something when someone doesn't know as much as you do about such a subject really speaks volumes about you.

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and btw, we still managed to lose three regular season games... THX LESLIE MILES!!!

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Well said.

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just about any team team could have put up those numbers with all that talent.

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it's nothing to brag about

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for the first time in SEC history?

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you idiot

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and btw, we still managed to lose three regular season games... THX CHAVIS!!!

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but that says a lot about you, that you confuse using common sense to predict an outcome with what i want to happen...

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you're not fooling anyone, kid

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should i be a good little ostrich and stick my head in the ground like you?... just say that a guy is good because he wears an LSU uniform or cashes LSU paychecks?... naw man, i love LSU football, and i think miles holds LSU football back, and that's why i think he has to go.

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so what are you going to do about it?


and since you love LSU football so much....i'll make sure to keep an eye out for you when LSU wins. but i'm sure you'll be absent like the rest of them and show up when LSU loses to double your post count


you're not different. you're not special. posters like you come and go every year. i heard all the same shite you're spouting in 2009 and 2010. those guys are mostly gone now. you will be too.

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I'd would honestly prefer either one of them. CLM, Sumlin, and Malzahn are all offensive coaches. Which one in the group doesn't belong?

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Sumlin. the other two have trophies

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If you have an offensive minded coach, and he gets the same record as Miles, that's ok with you?

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No. The offense is just one of them. Offense wins games and Defense wins championships, but you can't get to the championship without offense. It's about NC's

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CLM won with Jimbo but lost without him. Basically Jimbo has won 2

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you idiots will literally say anything to discredit Miles. should've went ahead and thrown in a "Sabans players" while you were at it

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Sumlin

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That amazing Aggy offense lost 59-0 to Alabama while the lowly Tigers offense were at least able to force the Tide into winning in OT. I guess you would do back flips to for 59-0 defeats to Bama, right?