U$C..eff it let's talk about Dooley v Kiffin again.

Possibly. I think he'll be an OC for someone next year. My guess is Muschamp.

 

Huh? Missed this.

 

I missed it. What'd he say?

 

Please no.

 

After seeing WSU live Saturday a week ago, I just can't imagine that they actually beat SC. They looked terrible against Auburn.

 

on the field postgame he said he wanted to thank Mark May for picking the upset because they were in a coaches meeting with it on tv. He had a little smirk and was kindof looking between the cameraman and the interviewer. Holtz and May were smiling when they brought it back to them. It was well played. Didn't come off as arrogant or a jerk. Just a little showmanship, but in good taste.

 

Ha. Nice.

 

Or hired Majors then instead of Battle.

 

This thread is proof positive that worm holes exist. I feel as though I have gone back to the other site with the serious lack of reading comprehension and logic I have just wandered through.

 

I know I missed the discussion by a few hours, but Dooley signed 13 DBs during his three years here. The number who are still on the two-deep in the secondary is identical to the number of walk-ons in the two-deep in the secondary.

Just in case anyone needed any more relevant statistics.

 

there was never a discussion or doubt that Kiffin, though he is proving to suck, isn't better than Dooley. At everything.

 

This comment was entirely directed at the "Terry Joseph did a good job at DB recruiting" line.

 

it was just to clarify. I think TJ might have done ok though. It was just that teaching head first diving into third base doesn't really translate and leads to dbs face first as opponents run by

 

Kiffin getting a major OC position next year? Some of 'yall are delusional.

 

Charlie Weis did it

 

Cam Cameron and Bill Callahan seem to have little trouble finding work.

 

Seems like he'd have a little more gravity than Kiffin. Or is it gravitas? I feel confident in gravity, sticking with it.

 

Or gravy.

 

Are 250+ posts really needed to flush out that Kiffin could recruit, and Dooley's efforts were far below average at best; that Kiffin has yet to prove his mettle as a head coach, but Dooley clearly proved his inability to manage a major college program; and that we would more likely than not be looking at a more talented roster if Kiffin had stayed?

This is not difficult.

 

Even Cowherd has turned on Kiffin.