Jeff Howe

I've been a Neal Brown fan for a while. He's been at the forefront of what I've called the hybrid spread culture in football, where you can run a modern, wide-open offense with heavy personnel.

FWIW, Chad Scott has been an assistant coach on Brown's staffs at multiple stops.

From UT Athletics: AUSTIN, Texas – Following a week in which she broke the Texas career assist record and led the Longhorns to back-to-back wins over No. 3 UCLA and No. 2 South Carolina, Rori Harmon has been named the AP National Player of the Week. Harmon also earned SEC Player of the Week honors the conference announced today. Harmon broke the Texas career assist record, previously held by Kamie Ethridge for 40 years. Harmon tallied her 777th career assist late in the Longhorns game against South Carolina to break the record. Later in the game Harmon made the game-winning shot with 0.7 seconds left to lift Texas to the win over South Carolina and the Players Era Championship in Las Vegas. The night before, Harmon scored 26 points to lead Texas to a win over No. 3 UCLA in the first game of the Players Era Championship. Harmon leads the SEC and ranks third nationally in assists to turnover ratio with 50 assists and 12 turnovers through eight games this season. Harmon also moved into the top-five in Texas women’s basketball history in career steals with 301. Harmon is the only player in Texas women’s basketball history that has reached 1,300 points and 700 assists. The Longhorns are back in action on Thursday, Dec. 4, as they host North Carolina in the ACC/SEC Challenge at Moody Center. Tip time is 6:00 p.m. CT.

The personification of the "old man yells at cloud" meme.

The Alabama job is going to be a no-win situation for a while. Gene Stallings actually won a national title between Bear Bryant and Saban and it seems like a footnote in that program’s history. You‘d have to leave Alabama as the greatest coach in college football history to live up to expectations.

There are a lot of similarities between post-Urban Meyer Florida and post-Mack Brown Texas. Sark has Texas in a good spot while Florida is about to be on its fifth coach since Meyer “retired” after the 2010 season. Florida doesn’t have a talent problem. It has a culture/alignment problem.

I want to see the kind of staff he’d put together, but there are worse candidates Penn State could hire besides Brian Daboll. He got the Saban endorsement, so he has that going for him, which is nice.

Unless Tech came open for whatever reason, I can’t see Riley making a move that would be unanimously considered a step down. That he hasn’t been happy at SC isn’t a secret, that much I know.

He doesn’t have many options and the bloom is off the rose at SC.

It's tiresome that when we, as a staff, get notified about message board activity that could be considered out of bounds, it's the same handful of posters. There are a select few posters who are souring the message board experience for everyone else. This isn't your Facebook page or social media account. Please stop derailing threads with personal attacks. A few of you are running the risk of losing your posting privileges, simply because you don't seem capable of conversing with others without resorting to personal insults or foul language. I don't care who started it. Message each other off the board if you want to finish it.

You’ll take making the NCAA Tournament and a first-round exit over winning the NIT every day of the week and twice on Sunday. So, yes, you’d rather be the first team eliminated from the CFP than the Citrus Bowl champions.

It’s amazing what can happen for offensive linemen when they’re playing with confidence. Sark dialed up things they could execute and they did.

Whenever Wisner goes pro, nobody will be happier outside of the Wisner family than Elko and Venables.