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Might want to go back and read posts on here and watch interviews about when Muschamp was hired.

It’s based on how much time is wasted on things like injured players rolling around, celebrations after goals, etc. There is a time keeper who has a stopwatch when all that is taking place and radios it down to the ref afaik.

Sark is the HC not Muschamp when it comes to coaching staff and support staff. Muschamp will run the defense game plan and play calling.

Someone posted an RPM 70% Texas yesterday. Just based on vibes?

Akina wasn’t an odd choice. Akina is man coverage aggressive style secondary and that didn’t mesh with PK’s defense. I bet Akina’s secondary does well this year if he is given the opportunity to run the style of secondary he likes.

I’m not so sure about that since he said Muschamp is the head coach of the defense when he got here. I think Sark wants to be as hands off on the defense as possible so he can get the offense to the levels he had at Bama.

You think we were overly aggressive against Florida?

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Akina was an odd choice. I was not here so no idea if there was discussion regarding the whys of bringing him back. I thought he and Nansen were familiar with each other and was likely a positive in bringing Akina back. For much of 2024, the schedule had offensive incompetence on the opposite sideline. There’s a reason Clemson, ASU and OSU had some success. We also were relatively healthy in 2024. Good health, simplistic offenses, limited offenses generally make for easier defense. UTSA, Colo State, ULM were all in the 100s in OFEI. Michigan was 61. OU was 80. Florida was 49, but that was built on Lagway. The Ivy League transfer likely has them worse. Kentucky was 73. Mississippi State was 31, but they did have a backup QB making his first start. Georgia was 13 so that was for a decent offense. Vandy was 27, Arkansas 48. A&M 29th. So those first 5 P5 teams were either unsettled at QB or had injured QBs when we played. in 2025, the non-P5s were in the 100s. Vandy 1st. Ohio State 8th. Georgia 9th. a&M 15th. Arkansas 16th. MSU 42nd. OU 54th. UF 61st. Kentucky 84th. So the P4 teams that got worse in OFEI were home games in 2024 and road games in 2025. Two of those were also the 3rd and 4th games in a row away from home. Also two of the 3 started backup QBs in 2024.

Somebody needs to explain the whole extra time thing, from how it’s determined to how the extra time is kept. It sure looks like a mechanism for the officials to keep their thumbs on the scale.

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Watched more than i ever have. One thing I have learned, refs suck in soccer too.

I think whoever gets him first will have a much easier time holding him than getting him to flip. It's not impossible to flip someone, especially of that caliber, but improbable unless IU has a disaster season or some other reason.

You have the olympics in between the world cup as well

124-15, which excludes national championships in the seasons preceding and succeeding the decade. Insane.

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Is it more likely we get Sales to commit to us the next couple weeks (first time through/round 1) or as a late flip (round 2/3)?

If you mean every 2 years instead of 4, I mentioned earlier that Copa America and the EUROs happen every 4 years as well but it's situated 2 years from the World Cup. So every 2 years there's some type of international soccer competition that happens during the summer whether it's strictly Europe or South America or the World Cup. It's a little better than nothing for 3 years in between but you're still bored out of your mind for those 2 summers in between each competition.

I would say possible, but not probable.

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It's still soccer. There's not any time of the year that football, basketball or baseball isn't happening.

The woman’s World Cup is set 2 years off from the men’s.