I mean, the other team jumped a MSCC manager in warmups. Not exactly out of the realm of possibility to imagine another play later in the game would result in the same situation.
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He also said he wanted Auburn to see that QB as much as possible. Most likely he wasnted to appease his ego and embarass a coach he hated as much as possible.
Felt bad for their players, they were put in an impossible position and paid the price. Neither HC's or the ref went very far out of their way to get ahold of the situation.
I disagree because I think that if she doesn't have that personal relationship with those guys she'd be a lot less effective at her job. The coaches are there to play the authoritative role.
Just finished watching the series. Wow is that coach a piece-of-work. One moment fighting refs and other coaches, cursing like crazy and the next moment he's reading scripture.
Also saw this tweet today:
Also saw this tweet today:
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Was not impressed with the coach at all.
It was an interesting look at that culture. It's similar to many D1 freshman, who are absolutely convinced they're going to the NFL. Plenty of immaturity, but they are young. I think it's a little harsh to judge them on their "entitlement." There's a lot of pressure and ego-stroking going on back home.
Fun fact I'm sure some of you noticed: Their main rival, Co-Lin, produced Tim Dobbins, Demond Tucker and Jordan Harris.
It was an interesting look at that culture. It's similar to many D1 freshman, who are absolutely convinced they're going to the NFL. Plenty of immaturity, but they are young. I think it's a little harsh to judge them on their "entitlement." There's a lot of pressure and ego-stroking going on back home.
Fun fact I'm sure some of you noticed: Their main rival, Co-Lin, produced Tim Dobbins, Demond Tucker and Jordan Harris.
I was surprised it was only 6 episodes. It seemed the first season spent a lot of time on the early season, then fast forwarded through the backhalf of the season. Not sure if the plan was to have episodes on their playoff run and then the fight ended their season,
My biggest pet peave were the scenes where kids would be in the academic advisors office. She was trying to prep them for a class, give advice or just attempt to get to know them better, but their heads were buried in their cell phones.
Welcome to D1 athletics especially with kids that are not engaged or are just there to play ball.
I have to admit I wondered how many of them have hit on her.
There's a reason most of those guys are at the juco level. They don't give a **** about school. They're only there to play football
It's Mississippi which has one of the highest illiteracy rates and is the lowest median income state in the country. Many are coming from rural areas where education is not pushed and the only thing they are praised for is their athletic ability. Of course they are going to be less than thrilled about class.
IMO it would be better if they did this instead of going back to the same place again. Maybe hit up IWCC or Butler CC. Butler has an indoor facility.
Disagree. You aren't going to get the same type of personality in Iowa or Kansas as you are from the Deep South. Personalities like Ollies made the show. Plus the academic advisor really helped the success of the show. Not likely that IWCC and Butler has the same type of counselor
That is a good point. They are all there to a certain extent. Hell they are there in Ames.
