Craig86

Thanks I graduated in 2010 and I'm not sure it went all this really happened but I've heard about it I just never knew the details or whatever. Did the guy go to prison?

I'm being serious though it's the same thing with Texas and Tennessee and Florida the schools that have all this money and all this talent and yet the underperform year in and year out. And then they win with the most improbable coaches and then fire them like a couple years later, what is the actual pattern for success? Is it the coach if that's true then Ed Orgeron & Gene Chizik should have won more than one national championship, if it's not the coaches, then what's the point of paying Lane kiffin, Billy Napier, Dabo Swinney, etc all this money for nothing?

Just so you know Kiffin did not find Trinidad chambliss he was shown the video on YouTube by Golding. Kiffin was shocked that nobody had offered him and so we nabbed him.

Cope

These people act like it wasn't a close game the first time we played Georgia. If we had one stop on 3rd down we win the game.

What will you say when we beat Georgia next week? That Georgia was overrated and that ole miss doesn't deserve it etc etc.

Here's the question, if a team has nothing but five stars and four stars and why does the coach always get blamed? Are the players just pussies because they quit, or are they really not five and four stars and they're just talentless? I'm assuming it's some kind of combination but why do people just assume that getting a new coach will fix the problem when they still have the same players? Is it literally just about motivation, someone saying hey you're special, hey you're different, hey you're unique, even though it's all lies that's all it takes to have a winning team? Seems like people are really stupid if that's the case.

What does it feel like to win a national championship and then suck? When you guys won the national championship with Ed orgeron and then sucked after that, what does that feel like cuz I think we're going to go through the same thing.

It's all in good fun, I wasn't born in Louisiana or the South really at all so I don't take this hatred to my soul like some people do that I noticed when I live there but I will say that I think we are all witnessing a really interesting. Of college football and it's really pointing out the fact that I don't think head coaches are really as important as they once were. And this isn't a shot at kiffin or Pete Goulding or saving or anybody like that or Kirby or whoever sumrall.

It's interesting though because this season I believe has shown more than any other that coaches at programs that typically have not had success before the portal can now have it and you know you look at places like Indiana and you look at places like Ole Miss and you look at places like Tulane and everything like that and all the sudden these teams are in the playoffs and I don't know I think the playing field is just a lot more level now and I don't know if you need a saving or a kiffin or a Kirby Smart I think that you may be able to win it all with a decent coach and a decent staff I don't know if you have to have everything all lined up perfectly like you used to, it remains to be seen but it is very fascinating

It's halftime I was watching p*** in the game at the same time.