dutchtowntiger100

He can go, he doesn't bring anything recruiting wise and offense has passed him by - he was only here to see his son play high school ball

Dinardo actually hired him but Saban kept him on when no Mich St guys came with him, he needed Haywood for recruiting to keep the guys in the class he had.

I like the white unis Oregon rolls out, pretty bad arse

the socks are really bad

Eades will pitch and probably get some at bats as well at dh

Ware might actually have a spot if those 2 players are gone and the injury spots open

Garrett's status is iffy injury wise and I'm not sure what his plans are

Luck is the safer pick, another Matt Ryan.
Cam, not sure how he will translate to NFL, did not have to read defenses every down at Auburn, they will want to limit his pounding as a high pick as well which will negate his running strength.

Since Clausen wasn't a first rounder, Panthers could easily dump him and give up already.

Bama was as close to death penalty with Means deal than anyone since then because of the amount of money involved.

Auburn if it comes out that Newton got anywhere close to that after handling this the way it was will get severe penalties but probably not death

They were looking at locations where FOX already had setups for tv coverage - Detroit being one and New Orleans being one

As far as next week, who knows, Saints are on road so they could send a crew to New Orleans but I would say doubtful - I guess with Minn being a dome team that is what they are after a domed stadium

Mett would be more of a distraction for this bowl game than anything else, LSU and Jefferson and Lee need to focus on this game and win it.

Then Mett can start wowing the Gridiron Club

I bet NFL network shows it anyway

If it really was close to $3 million, I would have taken it with a nice buyout, could be a coach killer job though although it got Dinardo a better job and Johnson had chances to leave as well.

LSU Texas also had a home and home scheduled which Texas backed out on when conferences expanded back in 90's

The final match-up, a 33-17 A&M home win, brought the overall series record to its current tally: LSU 26, Texas A&M 20, Ties 3.

The story of why the series ended can really be summed up in one word: money.

“I inherited a 10-year contract with LSU and Texas A&M, which is unusual. You don’t see that a lot,” explained Joe Dean Sr., LSU athletic director from 1987-2001, in a recent interview.

“What happened, and I was responsible for it to be honest, was we went from seven league games to eight league games,” Dean continued. “And it put a strain on us when we had to go there (to College Station). We needed that extra home game for financial reasons.”

Dean went on to explain that LSU, which cut the contract off with two years remaining, had to pay $100,000 to do so. He also lamented the death of the A&M rivalry, but added that his was a common predicament in the early-nineties with conferences changing and taking shape.

Another example, Dean explained, was with Texas. According to the LSU basketball All-Century team member, he had the Longhorns on the hook for a home-and-home, but UT backed out, citing financial reasons, when it picked up an extra league game.

The first proposal calls for 32 NCAA Regional sites that include a three-game series between two teams to begin the postseason. The winners of the best-of-three series would move on to play in eight four-team NCAA Super Regionals, with the winner advancing to the College World Series.

THE FIRST ONE WOULD BE A JOKE, THE SUPER REGIONAL WOULD BE REALLY DIFFICULT AND MORE TAXING ON PITCHING BUT IT WOULD ALLOW FOR MORE REGIONAL SITES

NCAA athletics was a joke in the 80's
SMU got caught and in order to minimize the damage they continued making payments which ultimately led to the death penalty. Of course, when you start going out of state for players, those guys will be the first to turn when things don't work out.

All the SW conference schools were no different and outside of Vandy the SEC has been just as bad, including LSU.

Broncos go outside for new hire
Kubiak is done

Frazier and Garrett named permanent coaches

I think Mangini could still be on hot seat and Dolphins under Sparano might be getting close too
Amazing no QB could doom Jimmy Johnson, Nick Saban, and Parcells protege

Caldwell could be an interesting decision as well, Polian will not like this collapse but injuries have been devastating. I could see Dungy back to Colts one day or even Saban

UGA, most of their fans are closet Tech fans

Good now he can sit behind Bray for three years