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Florida State is in shambles: throw INT in end zone after being in winning FG range
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Just a quick thought; if Meyer plays FSUcks and screws their search process does he go immediately in the ROH? That would essentially redeem him imho...
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Cromartie on the original tweet ****ting all over Willie with a guest appearance from another NFL player.
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That shows how inconceivable it is to think Meyer to FSU. If Coburn thought for one nanosecond that Meyer could be interested, he'd have a for sale sign on the state capitol building.Would-be Cowboys candidate Urban Meyer can scratch Florida State off his list
Via Yahoo Sports, Florida State Athletic Director David Coburn told the Tallahassee Democrat on Tuesday that the former Bowling Green, Utah, Florida, and Ohio State coach will not take over the FSU progam, if the school moves on from WiLLLLLLLie Taggart.
“If Coach [Taggart] were hit by a bus tomorrow, we would not target Coach Meyer, period,” Coburn said. “I say that with all due respect to Coach Meyer.”
I guess Meyer is just not good enough for them.
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That’s unbelievable, what the hell is going on there? Briles is good enough for their program but Meyer is a leper? Or is it they already know Meyer would rather coach high school rather than that clown act and they publicly trashed him?
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Not sure. Apparently in their haste, they allowed Taggart and his agent to draft much of the final language on scenarios and clauses. So it's a bit vague and reads "in the event of untimely death of Mr Taggart, prior to completion of this contract, DO SOMETHING!"
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Yes, but they have a coach RIGHT NOW under contract. Why the hell would you make a public statement about who you would or wouldn't hire next? It was one seriously unprofessional statement on a number of levels.
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He had to address it. Everyone was wondering what would happen if Willie got hit by a bus.
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Yeah, there's no question he should be watching his back these days very carefully. I'd be nervous every time I turned the ignition key on my car.
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This guy has FSU ranked worst of the 7 Florida schools:
STATE OF FOOTBALL: You thought it couldn't get worse at FSU?
1. Florida (7-1): Somewhere along the way, if you’re going to contend for championships, you almost always have to win a game you easily could’ve lost. The Gators did that at South Carolina last Saturday. And for all the questionable officiating that eats your guts out, eventually you get the breaks, and when those breaks come in a game you could lose, you end up with Florida’s comeback win in Columbia. This week: Off, ahead of next week’s Georgia get-together.
2. UCF (5-2): The loss at Cincinnati three weeks ago means the Knights don’t control their destiny in the American Conference. But Cincy has two tough conference games remaining (Temple, Memphis), so there’s still an outside shot at that third straight American crown. But first things first. This week: At Temple.
3. FIU (4-3): This is more like it. The Panthers were considered a Conference USA threat ... and then they kicked off the 2019 season and started taking on water. But Butch Davis has his team rolling through the soft underbelly of C-USA. Two more wins should precede the Nov. 9 Shula Bowl versus FAU. This week: At Middle Tennessee State.
4. FAU (4-3): In a reversal of recent trends, FAU employed the always overrated “Break But Never Bend” defense in a 36-31 loss to Marshall. In an expensive insult to injury, the conference fined FAU Coach Lane Kiffin $5,000 this week for a less-than-subtle critique of the officiating. They weren’t fond of his Sunday tweet showing a photoshopped picture of officials being led around by guide dogs. This week: At Old Dominion.
5. USF (3-4): The lopsided loss at Navy was no shocker, given the state of things in Tampa. More bad news: After this week, there’s nothing but rough sledding through November. This week: At East Carolina.
6. Miami (3-4): Scheduling oddities are rare in the regimented world of football, but the Hurricanes have played five straight home games. They won three of them. If you trust your math skills, you know the ’Canes are therefore 0-2 on the road. Four of the season’s final five games are on the road. Ugh. This week: At Pitt.
7. FSU (3-4): Can you already feel the buzz building for next week’s FSU-Miami game in Tallahassee. Me neither. And while we suggested we understand the desire to stick with James Blackman at QB, shouldn’t Alex Hornibrook at least get a chance to win a game here and there? This week: Syracuse at home.
STATE OF FOOTBALL: You thought it couldn't get worse at FSU?
1. Florida (7-1): Somewhere along the way, if you’re going to contend for championships, you almost always have to win a game you easily could’ve lost. The Gators did that at South Carolina last Saturday. And for all the questionable officiating that eats your guts out, eventually you get the breaks, and when those breaks come in a game you could lose, you end up with Florida’s comeback win in Columbia. This week: Off, ahead of next week’s Georgia get-together.
2. UCF (5-2): The loss at Cincinnati three weeks ago means the Knights don’t control their destiny in the American Conference. But Cincy has two tough conference games remaining (Temple, Memphis), so there’s still an outside shot at that third straight American crown. But first things first. This week: At Temple.
3. FIU (4-3): This is more like it. The Panthers were considered a Conference USA threat ... and then they kicked off the 2019 season and started taking on water. But Butch Davis has his team rolling through the soft underbelly of C-USA. Two more wins should precede the Nov. 9 Shula Bowl versus FAU. This week: At Middle Tennessee State.
4. FAU (4-3): In a reversal of recent trends, FAU employed the always overrated “Break But Never Bend” defense in a 36-31 loss to Marshall. In an expensive insult to injury, the conference fined FAU Coach Lane Kiffin $5,000 this week for a less-than-subtle critique of the officiating. They weren’t fond of his Sunday tweet showing a photoshopped picture of officials being led around by guide dogs. This week: At Old Dominion.
5. USF (3-4): The lopsided loss at Navy was no shocker, given the state of things in Tampa. More bad news: After this week, there’s nothing but rough sledding through November. This week: At East Carolina.
6. Miami (3-4): Scheduling oddities are rare in the regimented world of football, but the Hurricanes have played five straight home games. They won three of them. If you trust your math skills, you know the ’Canes are therefore 0-2 on the road. Four of the season’s final five games are on the road. Ugh. This week: At Pitt.
7. FSU (3-4): Can you already feel the buzz building for next week’s FSU-Miami game in Tallahassee. Me neither. And while we suggested we understand the desire to stick with James Blackman at QB, shouldn’t Alex Hornibrook at least get a chance to win a game here and there? This week: Syracuse at home.
