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Thanks for pointing this out, I went back and looked at the data and figured out how to align it all to make sense. I'm going to separate out the scholarship players, as I think it's more important. If you're interested in the data, it is here. So, looks like the "voluntary attrition" rate...

I probably could've played baseball at a small school, but it never even crossed my mind given I could go to Tech. I had friends that played baseball at places like Berry and Shorter, but I knew I wasn't going any farther than college no matter what. Warning track power and couldn't hit the...

Sorry for replying to my own post, I just wanted to add a few things. This site shows success rates for players in the transfer portal, by sport. Probably the most interesting thing I see is the breakdown of "aided" vs. "unaided" athletes entering the portal, if you filter by "Football - FBS"...

I have a good comeback for that: It seems that the only reason school in the Big Ten have athletics is to enable child abusers. You can then mention Michigan State, Penn State, Ohio State. Someone from Ohio State talking about academics for college football doesn't have a leg to stand on...

2,000 is actually not that big of a number, if you think about it. There are ~77,000 kids playing college football right now (link). That means that "voluntary attrition" is 2.6%. My team is responsible for attrition reporting at my company, and I can tell you if we had a 2.6% voluntary...

I think the break will do him good, needs a reset. I’m confident he can make it happen.

This is great, typical Key. He takes the extra step to build relationships.

I’m all for keeping Sheerer in the role, given that he’s demonstrated effectiveness. More broadly, I think a program like ours needs to build coaching consistency so that we can build an execution advantage. We are not going to have a talent advantage (at least, for HS recruiting) so our...

We both agree that Bama gets in, it’s just the excuse to leave someone out that we disagree over. Since it’s impossible to know it’s not worth arguing over, probably like most of this thread.

I’m not saying I agree with that, I’m saying it’s the argument. I think Travis as the Heisman favorite keeps FSU in. I personally would select Texas over Alabama in that scenario, but it seems less likely. Also, they would probably talk about how the Big 12 was weaker. Evidently, the SEC is...

Our basketball team was 9-7 in conference when we played for the National Championship. When it becomes a tournament those concerns go away.

So is getting left out as an undefeated, but we will never know

Michigan, Washington, FSU and Alabama. Texas gets left out because you can’t leave the SEC out, but the excuse is that a loss to Oklahoma is the worse loss or they beat the #1 team recently.

Just wanted to say thanks for always having the pre- and post-game posts for media, game stats, etc. It makes it so much easier to find interesting content, and I appreciate the effort you put in to do that for all of us.

And kicking on 3rd let’s you screw up the snap and rekick

I thought he didn’t have control until he was out of bounds.

Wes and Hasselback are my favorite announcing team. Wes (obviously) gets us, but Tim is a good color guy that can explain plays in detail, and he likes talking about us positively.

Biggest thing I saw scheme-wise on offense was that UCF’s ends were disrupting our motion by setting the edge, which was really messing with our timing. We started doing a lot more inside runs and bringing blockers in from more angles - like motion TE blocking a DE. Once we got the blocking...

Feel like this isn’t getting enough talk - we held them to 0 points in the second half. Partly because we were running clock the whole time, I guess. But holding a Malzahn team to 0 points in a half is impressive.

Just so happy for everyone involved in the program, and very impressed with how the team is being run now. A credit to the Institute.