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Now that would be an issue... lol

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The Klein one was coming as soon as he left for aggy. Hartline surprises me. Is the usf hc job better than being oc at Ohio State? I don’t think it is.

@Bobby Burton Can you point me to the OTF store...looking for one of your coffee mugs!

Wonder about Chip Kelly now. 👀

Catholic lobby is deep and powerful. The committee’s unwritten rules though, head to head don’t matter if it’s Notre Dame.

USC is ranked higher and that would put them in the citrus first the highest ranked SEC not to make the playoff

Who is going to end up at Penn State? They seem to be the odd man out right now.

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So Ohio State and TAMU losing important coaches. Should kick them out of playoffs IMO. 😜

I had KU and KState as the Big 12 teams I was following and rooting for after we left and they've both done nothing but frustrate me the last couple years.

1000% agree. Texas should lead the charge and cancel our home and home with them in 28 and 29 and explicitly say why. It literally won’t matter if we win those games, Notre Dame will still be in CFP contention with their weak rest of schedule

Chris Henry to Oregon @Joe Zura?

👀👀👀👀

That will hurt recruiting of Wrs in the future at Ohio St.

Brian Hartline is now at south Florida. Weird, to announce it on signing day. That is huge for Ohio St. To lose.

I don’t know if it was forced or not, but there have been rumblings for weeks. He seemed really worn down by the end of their season.

Wooooo,some big movement this morning. A&M OC Collin Klein is headed to Kansas State for a retiring Chris Klieman. Ohio State OC Brian Hartline is headed to USF to be their next head coach.

Forced retirement? 58 seems a bit soon to bail. Maybe he’ll go back to North Dakota State or somewhere around that level.

You just described every non-Leach disciple OC

Money talks

Klein is a great OC vs bad teams. If he can’t run the ball, then he sucks

Coach PK is sad today

I live in Houston, Rice alumni are extremely well off on average, if they wanted to be competitive in NIL and field a strong football team, they could. It's just not a priority for them.