Recent content by NastyNatiBuck

Quinn Ewers was never a high school athlete in Ohio. He was at Ohio State when he was getting his NIL deal.

I'll always hate on Freeze, but Auburn's war chest + Freeze's recruiting chops are formidable. It's about the only thing he has going for him.

Hot dog!

I hope they don't have an unathletic sibling. Can you imagine how that would feel?

Did no one else notice he complained about the assault on his senses while open up perhaps the loudest piece of paper ever to be crinkled? I hope he was doing that on purpose.

I don't know if he comes from money, but he's a former Olineman from the Leach era who made his money in oil and gas

Which wise man is reporting this? Larry, Curly, or Moe? Or is Shemp back in the fold?

Even if Kelly told Day he wanted to finish his career at Ohio State, the Raiders have him an offer so big he couldn't refuse. I could see the same thing happen to Patricia. However, he seems happy right now, and I hope we can hang into him for a few years.

In one of the off-season interviews he did, he mentioned getting a sense of what to look for when hiring people. I think you saw that today. The defense looked spectacular, and the pass protection was excellent. Certainly some things to work on, but Day is really starting to check a lot of boxes...

Agreed, but the going rate is the going rate for talent. We can't be offering half what other schools are offering and expect to win recruiting battles.

If your approach starts with, "it worked last year," in the current era of college football, you're behind. In a dynamic environment, doing the same thing will get you left in the dust.

Gonna be honest, I've been waiting on a post like this in the thread for a month now.

Are they still doing quick cals?

Anyone who watched the clown show of a coaching search at aTm and still hired him did so for 1 reason: he will let those with influence (money) make the big decisions while he takes the bullets.

Every time Bjork's head is up and thinking, it means he's not actually doing his job of gratifying donors.