NO, you trip often because of the brownies you eat. HAHAHAHAHahhhhhhhhh that's why I trip so often
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NO, you trip often because of the brownies you eat. HAHAHAHAHahhhhhhhhh that's why I trip so often
We didn't pull our starters against Arizona right away and fans lost their mind because Jontez got hurt.Cignetti has that killer attitude that Campbell lacks, is the biggest difference. Look at their game today, up 31 to 3 Cignetti is pouring it on, and they scored again. There is no doubt in my mind that Campbell would have pulled the starters by then, and would fine running clock and getting to the end of the game. Saban had that same attitude, if you don't like it, then stop it.
Yep, good old CF, we need to play the starters the whole game. Then they get hurt, why the hell was he in there at that time, we can’t be letting our starters play late in a blowout.We didn't pull our starters against Arizona right away and fans lost their mind because Jontez got hurt.
Its the risk you take, I believe in the idea if a player is going to get hurt, they are going to hurt, and it could be practices or a game, so you might as well be playing them. Its just like the players that opt out of the bowl games for health reasons, I get why they do it, but the amount of injuries that are severe enough to hurt a player in the draft are few and far between, but we remember them when they do occur.We didn't pull our starters against Arizona right away and fans lost their mind because Jontez got hurt.
I don’t understand why this isn’t getting more attention. This is as (if not more) important than CignettiMark Cuban certainly helps.
Cignetti is a great/better coach, but yeah, Mark Cuban helps.
Why would ESPN or Fox want to play this up? Telling 80% of the fanbases that you’ll never compete due to NIL isn’t good for viewership. Telling all these fanbases they can have this too if they hire the right G5 coach is a lot better for business.I don’t understand why this isn’t getting more attention. This is as (if not more) important than Cignetti
I think Cignetti and Indiana are a one off in this. It definitely took both the NIL and GREAT coaching for the IU turnaround. It cannot be understated that Cignetti was Nick Saban's Recruiting Coordinator from 2007-11 - when they recruited super elite talent that won BCS Championships in 2009 and 2011 - while Cignetti was there and 2012 the year after he left. He was Saban's right hand man picking and choosing who would come to 'Bama. Then, he went to IUP and Elon and proved that he could run a program and WIN.Why would ESPN or Fox want to play this up? Telling 80% of the fanbases that you’ll never compete due to NIL isn’t good for viewership. Telling all these fanbases they can have this too if they hire the right G5 coach is a lot better for business.
It seemed very much like a Flavor-of-the-Month hire coming off Washington's Natty Game appearance. But DeBoer was wildly outcoached in that game. I thought it was a weird hire from both ends. DeBoer would've been much better off staying at Wash and building something there. Why on earth he wanted to be the guy who follows the living legend at Alabama is beyond me.
If you don't want that mediocrity, ISU would take some...So, what annoys me as a part-time Alabama fan since 1971 is that Nick Saban is the best CFB Coach of the Modern Era, he has really good successful coaches out there including FIVE (Kirby, Cignetti, Kiffin-Golding, Lanning, Cristobal) in this year's CFP, and they went out and hired that goober DeBoer who has no clue about Alabama Football. I know that it would be hard to lure most of those guys, but it's like they didn't even try! I joked that they should fire DeBoer, but they won't. However, I have 0 confidence that he will remotely live up to the standard. Not just the Saban standard. But the Stallings standard. The Bryant standard. The Thomas standard. The Wade standard. It's not that he just isn't as good as Saban, but his fails are really big serious fails. He took over a Cadillac and he lost to Vanderbilt for the first time since Reagan was President. He lost back to back games to OU with EVERYTHING on the line including being embarrassed @ OU last year, lost at home to end the longest home winning streak, bitched up against an awful Michigan team last year in the Bowl Game and laid a Templeton the Rat egg in the Rose Bowl this year two games after getting rocked by UGA @ Atlanta (ending a 17 game winning streak in ATL). I mean, DeBoer must have a really big ****, because he trips over it almost every damn week. They will not fire him in the first four years, but his ass is now permanently hot until he takes a job somewhere else. It's just a continued slide into mediocrity. / RANT
College Football has ALWAYS been about TWO things:Indiana certainly has more money than Iowa State but Indiana still doesn't have the talent that the Ohio State's and Bama's of the world have.....and you just saw Indiana steamroll Bama
In the past two years since DeGoober became the HC:If you don't want that mediocrity, ISU would take some...
It takes both. Cignetti very well may be the best coach in college football. He probably is. But you’re not doing this without NIL landing far and away the best player in college football.I think Cignetti and Indiana are a one off in this. It definitely took both the NIL and GREAT coaching for the IU turnaround. It cannot be understated that Cignetti was Nick Saban's Recruiting Coordinator from 2007-11 - when they recruited super elite talent that won BCS Championships in 2009 and 2011 - while Cignetti was there and 2012 the year after he left. He was Saban's right hand man picking and choosing who would come to 'Bama. Then, he went to IUP and Elon and proved that he could run a program and WIN.
Enter Indiana with NIL to spend, and a proven program builder and recruiter ended up at a place with NIL to spend. The thing is that he did that in 2 years - while DeGoober (who inherited 5* talent at Alabama) has muddled through two years. Alabama still has more talent than Indiana, but Cignetti has instituted his system and coached his talent very well. I cannot express how impressive this Indiana team is. They remind me so much of Saban's 2009 (14-0) BCS Championship Team in style of play, etc. That is not an accident.
So, just using Alabama and Indiana in the past two years with their current second year coaches as an example, Indiana is better now, but it has to do with Cignetti more than NIL IMO. If Cignetti was at Alabama the past two years, I think Alabama would be #01 right now, and if DeGoober was at Indiana right now, I don't think Indiana would have won the B1G this year let alone be #01 undefeated and favorite to win the CFP.
Bottom Line. Two years ago, Indiana made a GREAT hire, and Alabama did not.
Go Hoosiers! I hope they win the CFP!
Yes, the coaching is amazing. Really fun team to watch. It was the perfect storm. A college with lots of potential to raise money started caring about football and made a great hire. I would like to see them play Mississippi in the championship just to have some new teams in there.I think Cignetti and Indiana are a one off in this. It definitely took both the NIL and GREAT coaching for the IU turnaround. It cannot be understated that Cignetti was Nick Saban's Recruiting Coordinator from 2007-11 - when they recruited super elite talent that won BCS Championships in 2009 and 2011 - while Cignetti was there and 2012 the year after he left. He was Saban's right hand man picking and choosing who would come to 'Bama. Then, he went to IUP and Elon and proved that he could run a program and WIN.
Enter Indiana with NIL to spend, and a proven program builder and recruiter ended up at a place with NIL to spend. The thing is that he did that in 2 years - while DeGoober (who inherited 5* talent at Alabama) has muddled through two years. Alabama still has more talent than Indiana, but Cignetti has instituted his system and coached his talent very well. I cannot express how impressive this Indiana team is. They remind me so much of Saban's 2009 (14-0) BCS Championship Team in style of play, etc. That is not an accident.
So, just using Alabama and Indiana in the past two years with their current second year coaches as an example, Indiana is better now, but it has to do with Cignetti more than NIL IMO. If Cignetti was at Alabama the past two years, I think Alabama would be #01 right now, and if DeGoober was at Indiana right now, I don't think Indiana would have won the B1G this year let alone be #01 undefeated and favorite to win the CFP.
Bottom Line. Two years ago, Indiana made a GREAT hire, and Alabama did not.
Go Hoosiers! I hope they win the CFP!
I mean that mentality is across all aspects. Prior to CMC leaving... when we had lost a few games half of this board said the OC needed be fired. 6 weeks later and they're all crying because JP didn't hire him as the next HC.Yep, good old CF, we need to play the starters the whole game. Then they get hurt, why the hell was he in there at that time, we can’t be letting our starters play late in a blowout.
Ha, yeah, I had an interview once, earlier in my career. Person who would have been my new boss said, "Our hours are officially 8:30 to 4:30, but everyone is expected to stay later than that, at least an hour." It would have been a significant pay raise, but I couldn't help but ask, "Do you not have enough people on staff to do the work or is everyone here just terribly inefficient?" Either way, that isn't an environment I was willing to work in.Everyone goes home at a decent time in the Indiana staff, I love efficient people, inefficient people are horrible to deal with and they ought to be ashamed of themselves.
for starters, they get 90 mil from their media contract. And, they have Mark Cuban. They are miles ahead of where ISU is in terms of resources.How was Cignetti able to do with Indiana what Campbell was unable to do at ISU?
Money/NIL?