I'm not in favor of Malzahn myself, but I certainly wouldn't disqualify him based on the result of one game, and a conference game at that. Every team suffers a game or two each year where they drastically underperform.
It doesn't really matter who gets credit because it was a team effort among the staff.
I seem to remember that Kyle "The Ambassador" Jackson was very important for holding the class together and preventing defections.
Looks no worse not working than the UVA game did this year. Any offense not working will bring out the boo birds. There were boos for the offense at the UVA game.
He made a detailed post based on data saying why BOB is one of the coaches he likes as a candidate. And you just accused him of nepotism because your opinion differs. 🙄
The FSU game was definitely a reality check. Gave up over 600 yards and FSU never punted. We did get a 4th down stop and 2 turnovers, (1 of which was a goal line gift), but it was pretty rough. Offense did them no favors.
However, 1 bad game in 5 since the coaching change is a big...
Either that, or he is licking his chops at the prospect of coaching against him in the same division every year. I don't think I'd be commenting on who should be hired to coach a team that is on your schedule every year. Especially if they do hire him and he regularly beats you.
I like that the first thing you see, even before the article starts, are links to give and to make a commitment. If you're asking for money, make it as easy as possible to donate.
Not quite the same, but I took the Science Fiction english class my graduating senior quarter. We met once a week in a bar (PJ Haley's Nest). You had to read a book per week though. Not sure how long it was before GT decided that having a class in a bar while drinking was probably not a good...
As fans, we couldn't help but watch the entire game. As brutal as it was, we were one big (magical?) play away from having an option of tying or going for 2 to win, and it was not technically over until the last play of the game (no comment on that).
Most colleges and universities are seeing a sharp decline in applicants and enrollees because the outrageously high cost of attendance is catching up with them. People are less likely to take on the student loans to end up in with a low quality degree that does not give them enough salary to...
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