TromboneJacket
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Real bad look for Nate. To publicly lobby for Key to be the full-time head coach and then leave the school anyway barely a week after Key gets the job.
I think that train has left the station.For the schools who don’t want to get into professionalism, go back to the old rules. You get a full scholarship, all books and board covered, no additional cash from playing. If you get to school and decide you just want the cash, you can enter yourself into the professional draft. 1 free transfer with no penalty after you graduate school to any other amateur level school, or you can immediately become a free agent in the professional level and sign with any team of your choice.
I think that train has left the station.
Clavicle injuries can be tricky to heal. Obviously, both the coaches and Taisun have a better view of how Pyron's is working out. I'm hoping he'll be cleared for the spring, but I'm betting he won't be. He ought to be ready to Rambo by fall, but …Why wouldn’t have be available in the spring or even next fall?
Clavicle injuries can be tricky to heal. Obviously, both the coaches and Taisun have a better view of how Pyron's is working out. I'm hoping he'll be cleared for the spring, but I'm betting he won't be. He ought to be ready to Rambo by fall, but …
Oops. I didn't realize that. Sorry, PVDad; you would know best, of course, and your take on the situation is very encouraging!(Just a friendly point of information - I'm guessing you must not realize you're replying to Zach Pyron's dad. I think he also has a pretty clear view of how his son's working through his injury.)
I don’t think the train has even entered the station yet. Fans of schools like GT, Purdue, Northwestern, Virginia, Oregon State, etc. are going to get fed up that they’re best players leave every year to go to a bigger school. Hendon Hooker left Virginia Tech, one of the largest ACC brands, and went to lead a Tennessee team who hasn’t really been relevant for 20 years. Other places like NC State who have a very solid fan base and atmosphere at their games are losing their stars. The best freshman baseball player in the country left NC State after just one year. It’s not a sustainable system, and it’s just now started.I think that train has left the station.
Same thing for you. What toothpaste am I trying to put back into the tube? Having a group of 30-40 schools break off and form their own professional league is not even close to putting toothpaste back in the tube. It’s buying a new electric toothbrush and squirting an entire tube of toothpaste on it. It’s going to be electric, and messy.Clearly. But that won't stop folks from nostalgically tryna put the toothpaste back in the tube.
I feel like that’s different. Usually rescinding an offer in my mind is reserved for when a recruit has serious issues or something really bad happens (see the UF QB). Not just because the transfer portal exists. Committing and recommitting and signing other places on signing day doesn’t really mean much because to be fair until signed, commitments are similar to pwo offers. More of a promise than an actual commitment. I see an offer as more similar to a player signing. Signifying intent and acting on it. Rescinding an offer seems more like a punishment. But I don’t see why we’re punishing students who haven’t done bad things.They can choose to not sign on signing day. How do you feel about that?
I think it has more to do with the snarkiness of TFG instead of just typing Collins, CGC, or something similar. Creating an alternative name for a former coach is childish.It’s just as easy to type “Key” as “TNG” and it eliminates confusion, unless confusion is what you want.
The ACC?Anyone care to comment on what all these week one starters have in common?
He’s gone from what I’ve heard. Knight graduates this month from the Institute and has a solid offer from Charlotte for football and his next major.Now, will someone tell me if the staff is trying to talk Knight out of leaving? Since he is, you know, the most experienced LB on the roster, a physical phenomenon, and, apparently, what we need.
ACC quarterbacks that never developed. Lots of promise and promises that they were promising.The ACC?
As opposed to The New GuyThe Former Guy