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Florida State is in shambles: throw INT in end zone after being in winning FG range
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This is all I want for Christmas. Lord, let Jim McElwain win out, put up 600 yards of offense, and have five guys drafted.
- Jun 19, 2014
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meyer would never go to that school because he maintains a hate for them. hes the kinda guy that makes a list, and keeps it. hes a merc, but hes also deeply driven to pour it on certain programs any chance he gets, born out of a hate developed for them while at a rival school. that list and that disdain fuels him and its not resettable. im not joking when i say that he would literaly laugh in their faces and tell them to eat sht if they came calling. would be epic to see it go down
edit - i remember after he beat bama in the first playoff and at the presser a reporter told him that oregon had just waxed suckU by like 40 points. his response was classic - most ppl think it was simply a response to hearing how many points oregon had scored. partly true, but that smirk planted squarely on his face was him enjoying fsu's misery, just like the rest of us were in that moment.
Urban to fsu....
edit - i remember after he beat bama in the first playoff and at the presser a reporter told him that oregon had just waxed suckU by like 40 points. his response was classic - most ppl think it was simply a response to hearing how many points oregon had scored. partly true, but that smirk planted squarely on his face was him enjoying fsu's misery, just like the rest of us were in that moment.
Urban to fsu....
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It would be like Christmas.
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Have you seen pics of Creyer's office? He literally had a shrine to Bobby Bowden.
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meyer would never go to that school because he maintains a hate for them. hes the kinda guy that makes a list, and keeps it. hes a merc, but hes also deeply driven to pour it on certain programs any chance he gets, born out of a hate developed for them while at a rival school. that list and that disdain fuels him and its not resettable. im not joking when i say that he would literaly laugh in their faces and tell them to eat sht if they came calling. would be epic to see it go down
edit - i remember after he beat bama in the first playoff and at the presser a reporter told him that oregon had just waxed suckU by like 40 points. his response was classic - most ppl think it was simply a response to hearing how many points oregon had scored. partly true, but that smirk planted squarely on his face was him enjoying fsu's misery, just like the rest of us were in that moment.
Urban to fsu....
On the surface it sounds good but one thing I have learned about all of these whores. They all worship at the alter of who will pay me the most money, genuflect the most beneath me and blow me so hard my head explodes (pun intended). None of these guys have a moral compass or any compass for that matter.
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strangely enough, i think he liked bobby, but still hated those cumdumpsters.
- Oct 15, 2014
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Every fsu fan would have to be selling one of their kidneys on the black market lol
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even if he needed the money, he has much better options, with deeper pockets. If he makes himself available, he is the number 1 commodity for every single program in cfb in need of a coach, and even some that dont currently have a need.
- Sep 4, 2014
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I don't think it's as much about his not liking the noles, as much as it is that there will be other places that will be more attractive as a destination than fsu presently. The talent will be far less than it has been by the time a new coach comes in. And we haven't even seen yet what type of backlash this potential firing will cause.
If there's one thing Meyer's shown it's that he hates losing and will pick destinations based on his ability to win, and win immediately. Anything less than that would only tarnish his image.
So yeah, they may be able to come up with some big money. Maybe. But so can several other jobs that will be opening if not this year then next. And they may not have half the baggage.
If there's one thing Meyer's shown it's that he hates losing and will pick destinations based on his ability to win, and win immediately. Anything less than that would only tarnish his image.
So yeah, they may be able to come up with some big money. Maybe. But so can several other jobs that will be opening if not this year then next. And they may not have half the baggage.
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He would have zero problem recruiting there. Wouldn't take long to turn it around.
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This is an excellent point. And fsux will require a complete rebuild on the lines of scrimmage. It'll be at least 3 years before he can compete for an acc title much less a natty. Linemen don't come in a play elite right away. It takes time. They lose Wilson this year. Their recruiting at DT has been awful. The talent drop will be huge next season.
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I'm not debating that. But what is the current situation? That was a huge part of his consideration when he took both the UF and OhSt jobs. If he's truly looking at getting back into college this year, Usc is a much more logical choice. He could be in the playoff year one. Great coach/recruiter or not, he isn't taking the noles to that level for at least 2-3 years.
Not to mention he'd be putting the whole ROH thing in serious jeopardy, and for what? A rudderless program in need of a rebuild that he's openly mocked in the past? From an ego standpoint, it makes little sense.
I'm not saying he won't do it. It just goes against his very logical moves in the past.
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Brian Kelley's name mentioned? Of course.
A possibility? Of course not.
Saban, Dabo, and Belichik could be mentioned as well.
Alex.
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Believe it or not, I could actually see Kelly. He may very well have realized that he can make the playoff in a perfect storm season, but that's it. The academic restrictions he faces at ND will always prevent him from going any further. Add that to the fact that he's entered virtually every year for a decade on a "warm seat", and he may decide he's tired of that and that it's time for something different. Similar landscape, knows the opponents and could probably do fairly well.
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