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That's a recipe for chaos. There is a reason everybody has an assignment.

Regarding (2), I'd be careful. Vad seemed pretty fearless in 2012 too.

Whoa dude. Nice conspiracy theory.

Given his size, either he'll break the game or the game will break him. :D

I heard Bama backed out of the game. Did we back out of the game?

You are a wise man, Boom.

Wrecks, is that you?

He's here, just under a different name.

You'll be happy to know that all 3 are here.

As does Mike Leach.

The man won a Natty and now he is a bad coach? As fans we don't know what goes on behind the scenes. If we were so good at evaluating coaches, we'd all be hired as ADs.

And when those folks vehemently disagree with you, it's this philosophy of yours that they are disagreeing with. Which philosophy? The philosophy that their views are different from their character. ;) Just had to get that in there.

I did the breakdown on GTSportstalk, both for the Chan years and the PJ year (until 2011). Split both the CPJ and Chan era by offensive and defensive recruits. As you predicted, there was no such correlation. According to the services, we've pretty much been getting pretty similar ranked recruits.

God, you guys are so sensitive. It's ok for people to not like the coach, you know? Just like it's ok for you to like the coach. Stop making this a pro-CPJ vs anti-CPJ board. One went down the toilet a few weeks ago, precisely because of that. FWIW, I'd like CPJ to succeed. I think he is a good...

TBH, I don't care if somebody is negative or positive. I do expect a rational and civil justification of their position though. I like my thoughts to be challenged and welcome it. The flip side of that is that I like to dig deeper than throw out platitudes and as a result challenge others' opinions.

In his autobiography, "Swing the Sword", his explanation is that it stretches the field. In fact, he references PJ in there and talks about the similarity of the systems. I know that will drive the anti-option folks crazy. But philosophically, the air raid and the option are trying to accomplish...

Boom, Mike Leach likes to employ wide splits for his Air Raid attack. He wants the widest splits possible, so he slowly expands the splits per his OL's progression in handling them. For example, see link below: http://smartfootball.blogspot.com/2008/10/linemen-splits.html The way they make up...

John, thanks for the summary. The summary is so good that I hardly listen to the show anymore. :)

I can definitely tell you are angry. But I want to point out that there are all kinds of people in the world. Some are going to be afraid of losing.

Sad, sad, sad...