Texas Longhorns (big hat, no cattle; please don’t Horns Down us)
- By ochre
- College Football
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wasn't Muschamp the head-coach-in-waiting there last time around?
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So he's basically saying he dated a student, which isn't against policy (I think he is right about that - she wasn't HIS student), but he wasn't having an affair. So, he and the wife were already separated? Or he and the student didn't have sex? Leave it alone and move on, Coach.
The alcohol stuff is just there to bolster the rest. OU won't tolerate drinking by their higher level administration/coaches? No comment.
Ohio U should send UM a fruit basket. This story makes them look great in comparison.
He was fired when one of the parties was willing to not lie about it.He was fired when the relationship escalated out of control
Wrf do you make the toilet hooch out of then?According to this fine upstanding citizen, jelly is the preferred condiment.
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I think it’s a combination of things, but yes, a large part of it is he knows he’ll likely get bypassed. That said, Inniss, essentially “waited his turn” knowing he’d get on the field this year (and next year).I guess I don’t see it like that. I see it as a kid who’s been at a school for 3yrs and going into his 4th year still won’t make it any further up the depth chart. And could fall down even further with the freshman entering. He’s clearly behind Inniss next year(supposing he stays at OSU), and would be battling Bell and possibly Boyd for more PT in the slot. He can start on the outside or inside for a large number of programs, 1 program that is obvious is where his WR coach is leaving to coach(which happens to be close to his hometown). He could also go to several other programs in FL as well and almost moonwalk into a starting spot
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This is BS. But he doesn’t do himself any favors with some of the playcalling. This CFP he needs to have his foot on the neck of everyone they face. No more of this 3-4 TE sets in the red zone. I don’t think anyone would think for a second that Urban takes JJ and Carnell off the field in favor of Christian in the RZ. Especially with the most accurate QB in CFB
He was fired when the relationship escalated out of controlWhat do you mean, you don’t agree? It’s not a subjective issue. His termination was required based on university policy.
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This is BS. But he doesn’t do himself any favors with some of the playcalling. This CFP he needs to have his foot on the neck of everyone they face. No more of this 3-4 TE sets in the red zone. I don’t think anyone would think for a second that Urban takes JJ and Carnell off the field in favor of Christian in the RZ. Especially with the most accurate QB in CFB
You mean some people don't?That's one of those things that has changed. Watch TV shows or movies set in the 60's. Or even Scrooged with Bill Murray from the late 80's. He had a bar in his office.
Probably a big difference from the head boss nerd and any of his underlings.