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I'm too lazy to look through this thread. I know players have the ability to transfer when a coach leaves. Is there a similar window to enter the NFL draft?
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I'm also lazy....but I think the only recourse they would have is to apply for the supplemental draft, which isn't a sure thing. I'm pretty sure that's what happened to Pryor, and thinking back on it I'm surprised they let him into it.
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Zurp
I have misplaced my pants.
Pryor had to convince the NFL commissioner that he was not going to be eligible to play college that year, in order to have a supplemental draft. Goodell didn't want to open the door for people to just leave for the supplemental draft whenever they wanted. At the time, he was only suspended for about 5-6 games or something. So Pryor started making shit up about things he was doing at Ohio State that should make him ineligible for more games. Ohio State was able to refute all of the claims Pryor had, and I guess Goodell just gave up and said that he could enter the supplemental draft, but he's suspended from the NFL for 6? 7? 8? games. The funny thing is that people think that the NFL wanted to punish Pryor for the same number of games the NCAA was going to punish him. And while the number was pretty much the same, if the NCAA punished him for more games, the NFL would have suspended him with fewer games.
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It'll be a rough start for Moore. There's no easy money early schedule like they've had the last 3 years to settle in new players.
Fresno State is no gimmie G-5 game. They won 9 games this year.
Then you roll into the Texas game
Then a one layup game break against Arkansas State before playing USC
They might be questioning the decision to not even have a real coaching search before September ends.
Fresno State is no gimmie G-5 game. They won 9 games this year.
Then you roll into the Texas game
Then a one layup game break against Arkansas State before playing USC
They might be questioning the decision to not even have a real coaching search before September ends.
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ORD_Buckeye
Wrong glass, Sir.
I'd love it but barring a real smoking gun linking him directly to the scheme (look, we all "know" that he knew, but the NFL is going to want 100% evidence), they'll hide behind the it was Stalions and maybe some assistant coaches line of defense. And as said above, Harbaugh in SD is money and eyeballs.
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ORD_Buckeye
Wrong glass, Sir.
Texas, Oregon and Ohio State should be certain losses. U-Dub and USC are toss-ups, so let's say that's one more loss. Then they'll probably lose one that they should win when they go full Brian Ferentz on offense. FSU is a great choice for that, and losing out of the gate to a G5 would really knock the wheels off the bus early.
My pick is 7-5 and don't make the playoffs.
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I'm assuming they have 3 losses coming into Columbus
Lose to Texas
and lose 2/3 to USC Oregon and Washington. Probably have enough in the tank on defense to get by a rebuilding Washington team at home.
IDK if they'll lose to Fresno State but I bet that game is too close for comfort. Can you imagine the defending national champ losing their home opener to a fucking Mountain West team? Now that would be some unprecedented shit.
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I'm not ready to count The Game as a sure loss for them until Day can show me he's not 21st Century John Cooper. There's no excuses this year.
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Moore is going to kind of be scUMs football equivalent to our Chris Holtmann. He basically got hired because "he's a great guy who everyone likes". it's a safe play, a overly safe play.
Same path too I bet. They might not be a total dumpster fire out of the gate in year 1, but from year 2 on its all downhill.
Same path too I bet. They might not be a total dumpster fire out of the gate in year 1, but from year 2 on its all downhill.
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Better comparison is Bill Stewart at WVU. Gained fan/player support in a tough situation and was handed the job on a platter instead of WVU executing an actual search and finding the best guy to carry on the momentum the previous coach developed (even if largely illegally).
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DFBIA really can't grasp it's a lot tougher to actually run the whole organization 24/7 instead of just stepping in for a few Saturdays, with the boss still there all week to lay everything out for you and give you the marching orders.
Moore and Minter together with Harbaugh just formed the perfect team under the perfect climate for them to finally win a title (along with the cheating of course). With 2 of those 3 gone, and the one who I think was the most expendable being the one staying. It's not gonna be pretty.
He's gonna need a lot of help, and with all the NCAA shit still looming, good luck getting anyone of any good experience in there to help him out.
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Buckeye86
I do not choose to discuss it
I’m curious to see what happens when the floor drops out of the teams confidence now that they’ll no longer have the benefit of Stallion’s illegal scouting operation.
They always had the false confidence that comes with arrogance, which prevented them from truly being elite. In their minds, they were already elite, why grind more, even when they kept losing to OSU and in every bowl game?
Then, Stallion’s started up and miraculously the results on the field started matching up with the arrogance.
I have a feeling Moore is going to keep rolling with the arrogance, but even with no additional bad things happening to that team, which is unlikely, the chances of the results continuing to match up moving forward is very low.
I’m predicting the delusional and toxic arrogance in the face of mediocrity will return with a vengeance… and will probably be even worse now that they have 2023, like staring at the sun, it will blind them as things crumble around them.
They always had the false confidence that comes with arrogance, which prevented them from truly being elite. In their minds, they were already elite, why grind more, even when they kept losing to OSU and in every bowl game?
Then, Stallion’s started up and miraculously the results on the field started matching up with the arrogance.
I have a feeling Moore is going to keep rolling with the arrogance, but even with no additional bad things happening to that team, which is unlikely, the chances of the results continuing to match up moving forward is very low.
I’m predicting the delusional and toxic arrogance in the face of mediocrity will return with a vengeance… and will probably be even worse now that they have 2023, like staring at the sun, it will blind them as things crumble around them.
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