well in a ****** few weeks of sports, this is a bright spot.
i won’t miss that *******.
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well in a ****** few weeks of sports, this is a bright spot.
i won’t miss that *******.
It's good for the Big 12 if every team is good. It's good for Iowa State if a few teams suck.
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There are 9 teams in the big 12 I enjoy having success.
and thats a dumb mentality to have, although i see why most fans have it.
i never said i enjoy baylors success
its better for US when other teams are having success tho and we actually win.
but some ppl believe matt campbell has plateaued and were probably finished as a program
Why? In college football the only thing that matters is the number of wins. Strength of schedule doesn't matter, unless you are a 1 loss team trying to get into the CFP. In an ideal world, Iowa State would be good enough to win a lot of games, in a loaded conference with a stacked schedule. That's not very realistic though. Pretty much every successful program in the country needs a few easy games every year.
i don't want to play 12 teams like kansas every year, sorry.
im not saying we need 8 of the 10 teams to be powerhouses.
big 12 was "down" this year and without baylor the conference would have looked even more awful.
i understand people dont want baylor to have success because of what happened. im not pulling for them to have success, but when they do its still good for us and for the conference. It may not be realistic for iowa state but we have a better shot now than we have ever had.
They have a SUPER high paid QB, really high paid RB, really high paid DT, really high paid DB. I assume they're going to be in salary cap hell pretty soon, if they aren't already.
no one says it has to be 12 teams like Kansas. But I’d take 6 like Kansas.
Minnesota won 10 games this year and beat maybe 1 good team. Once, I’d like to do that.
https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.c...ys-for-permission-to-interview-jason-garrett/
Jason Garrett maybe staying in the NFC East? Actually, I wouldn't hate that hire for the Giants. For all his flaws Garrett did post a winning record in Dallas. I think he can turn the Giants back into a respectable outfit. I think he's a better fit there in NY than McDaniels would be.
edit: Ed Werder is reporting that the Giants are seeking permission to interview Garrett for the OC job on Joe Judge's staff. Interesting. I didn't figure Garrett would be interested in stepping back into a coordinator position.
Jason Garrett maybe staying in the NFC East? Actually, I wouldn't hate that hire for the Giants. For all his flaws Garrett did post a winning record in Dallas. I think he can turn the Giants back into a respectable outfit. I think he's a better fit there in NY than McDaniels would be.
edit: Ed Werder is reporting that the Giants are seeking permission to interview Garrett for the OC job on Joe Judge's staff. Interesting. I didn't figure Garrett would be interested in stepping back into a coordinator position.
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Why do they need permission? He was fired from his job, shouldn't he be free to interview where he wants?
What kind of advantage does the 4 week head start get? It's not like college where they are out recruiting.
Because technically he hasn't been fired - just not renewed. Since he is under contract until the 14th, any contact without permission is considered tampering. BS rules, but they are rules.
