I was all for Lane. Stop any stupid talk about firing him.

I question the IQ of those on here who wants him fired 8 games into a season.

But I also questioned the IQ of those on here that thought/think he is on the precipice of dominating the college football landscape (which was the overwhelming narrative on this board from January through October).

He's young in the grand scheme of college football coaches, but he's not some young up and coming coaching prospect. He's been at this for a while, and what he has been thus far this season is largely what he has been his entire coaching career. I'm not sure why people thought it was going to be different.