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"F*** the SEC!!!" - William Tecumseh Sherman
And therein lies their downfall. They truly believe they are entitled to be great by virtue of their school fielding a semi-pro team 100 years ago and claiming National Championships during a time when the leading causes of death were influenza and diarrhea. Doing the hard and sacrificial work necessary to be truly great doesn't factor into their equation. The only reasons they're not great now are because of cheaters and a refusal to compromise their own overly-inflated sense of ego.
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I think they can easily get better at this point, but pray they wont.
His classes have become more and more speculative as we go. Schiano could actually surpass him....
His classes have become more and more speculative as we go. Schiano could actually surpass him....
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"Rather than getting lost in that scrum, Harbaugh is probably off impressing some other kid, making a bigger impression because he's the only guy there. "
Where ? Some Delaware 2* special again?
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That's what you'd expect from the guy you're paying 8 million... that he'd "get lost" in a "scum" of coaches. You certainly wouldn't expect your 8 million dollar a year coach to stand among the top guys in the profession and stand out owing to his status. I'm sure the kid didn't even notice Nick Saban there, for example. Nope.. lost in the scrum.
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LovelandBuckeye
You never lose to those pricks. Ever. Ever. - UFM
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
Richard Sherman wanted to put Jim Harbaugh out of the league
Richard Sherman wants to make one thing clear: His hatred of the 49ers stemmed from his disdain for Jim Harbaugh when he was head coach in San Francisco. Sherman never held any animosity against the organization itself.
“I wanted to put him out of the league,” Sherman said at Super Bowl opening night, via Phil Barber of the Santa Rosa Press Democrat. “And once I got that done, I had no animosity toward the 49ers organization.”
Sherman played for Harbaugh at Stanford, and the 49ers cornerback said earlier this season that Harbaugh accused Sherman of quitting on his teammates by undergoing season-ending surgery in 2008. Sherman, then a wide receiver, wasn’t allowed to play offense in his redshirt junior year and fell to the fifth round in the draft.
Thus, Sherman left college with bad feelings toward his head coach.
“There is nothing to mend,” Sherman said, via KNBR. “The bridge was burned down, torn down and built another bridge at another place, but the bridge in this particular relationship will never be rebuilt. I don’t think he is interested in it, and I’m not interested in it.”
Sherman signed with the 49ers in 2017, three years after Harbaugh left. Harbaugh’s former team and Sherman’s current team now is back in the Super Bowl.
Sherman couldn’t be happier about the way it’s turned out.
“They may put me in the dictionary next to ‘irony’ at some point after this story is written,” Sherman said, via ninersnation.com. “At the end of the day, I’m a football player. I’m here to help my team win. Whether it’s the San Francisco 49ers, or whoever I’m playing with. Jed [York] had a funny story about when I was coming out because they [San Francisco] had a higher draft grade on me than most teams, and Harbaugh came and took me off the draft board, and he was really upset about that.”
Entire article: https://sports.yahoo.com/richard-sherman-wanted-put-jim-164038134.html
Apparently Sherman is not a big Harbaugh fan.
Richard Sherman wants to make one thing clear: His hatred of the 49ers stemmed from his disdain for Jim Harbaugh when he was head coach in San Francisco. Sherman never held any animosity against the organization itself.
“I wanted to put him out of the league,” Sherman said at Super Bowl opening night, via Phil Barber of the Santa Rosa Press Democrat. “And once I got that done, I had no animosity toward the 49ers organization.”
Sherman played for Harbaugh at Stanford, and the 49ers cornerback said earlier this season that Harbaugh accused Sherman of quitting on his teammates by undergoing season-ending surgery in 2008. Sherman, then a wide receiver, wasn’t allowed to play offense in his redshirt junior year and fell to the fifth round in the draft.
Thus, Sherman left college with bad feelings toward his head coach.
“There is nothing to mend,” Sherman said, via KNBR. “The bridge was burned down, torn down and built another bridge at another place, but the bridge in this particular relationship will never be rebuilt. I don’t think he is interested in it, and I’m not interested in it.”
Sherman signed with the 49ers in 2017, three years after Harbaugh left. Harbaugh’s former team and Sherman’s current team now is back in the Super Bowl.
Sherman couldn’t be happier about the way it’s turned out.
“They may put me in the dictionary next to ‘irony’ at some point after this story is written,” Sherman said, via ninersnation.com. “At the end of the day, I’m a football player. I’m here to help my team win. Whether it’s the San Francisco 49ers, or whoever I’m playing with. Jed [York] had a funny story about when I was coming out because they [San Francisco] had a higher draft grade on me than most teams, and Harbaugh came and took me off the draft board, and he was really upset about that.”
Entire article: https://sports.yahoo.com/richard-sherman-wanted-put-jim-164038134.html
Apparently Sherman is not a big Harbaugh fan.
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ORD_Buckeye
Wrong glass, Sir.
Tried to ruin a kid because he underwent necessary surgery. And was it him or Flintstone that clearly played a concussed QB? But tell me again, dfbia, how this guy is a Saint committed to doing things the right way.
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It was Flintstone who sent Moped Boy out... But... it was actually worse than that...
Morris was already injured, had a bad ankle. And in the plays directly before he got concussed, he was clearly not anything close to 100%. Clapper left him in the game, immobile as he was, and to the amazement of the broadcast crew. Literally on the snap of the play in question the color commentator said "I know you want to get the guy some experience, it's only his second start, but.. it's a little dangerous"
Once Suga goes back in the game (Gardner lost his helmet on a play and had to come out, 3rd stringer Bellomy couldn't figure out how to work his helmet in time, I guess... and Hoke probably didn't know if he could call a time out or not (which would have allowed Gardner to go back in.. and.. by the way.. it was Minnesota 30, scUM 7 at the time, with 11 to go in the 4th.. which is to say, all but over)) color commentator is quite agitated at the ridiculous player management.
Morris was already injured, had a bad ankle. And in the plays directly before he got concussed, he was clearly not anything close to 100%. Clapper left him in the game, immobile as he was, and to the amazement of the broadcast crew. Literally on the snap of the play in question the color commentator said "I know you want to get the guy some experience, it's only his second start, but.. it's a little dangerous"
Once Suga goes back in the game (Gardner lost his helmet on a play and had to come out, 3rd stringer Bellomy couldn't figure out how to work his helmet in time, I guess... and Hoke probably didn't know if he could call a time out or not (which would have allowed Gardner to go back in.. and.. by the way.. it was Minnesota 30, scUM 7 at the time, with 11 to go in the 4th.. which is to say, all but over)) color commentator is quite agitated at the ridiculous player management.
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