What strategies would you recommend for continuing to pretend to like a team that you don't like?
Signed,
Husband of KSU graduate
Signed,
Husband of KSU graduate
Never had it but will have to try. Recently had a Shiner Cheer for the first time, on recommendation from a trusted beer source. Was vastly disappointed and thankful I just did the mix-n-match at Hy-Vee as opposed to buying a whole 6 pack. Tastes good if you like fruity drinks I guess, just didn't really have the "beer" part I was looking for.1. Sierra Nevada Celebration is not only the best Christmas beer but is right near the top of best beers ever.
Not sure he can pass the drug test.Why don’t you just be our guest speaker this week instead, @Fitzy
Not sure he can pass the drug test.
In the past few years, "traditional powers" seem to have more trouble hiring football coaches. Tennessee had their fiaso a few years ago, now Arkansas and FSU at least appear to be moving beyond their 1st, 2nd, or maybe 3rd choice.
Are we seeing TV money at work? Where "smaller schools" can pay a guy enough that he doesn't jump at the first offer?
Or is this just a few young coaches that like where they're at and see the dysfunction that those other places present?
Hasn't that instability always been there at the big programs though? It feels like something has shifted in the past 5ish years.I think alot of it has to do with stability. High profile jobs canning coaches for not 'meeting expectations' is making them less ideal. Especially if a coach has to rebuild. Not a lot of slack is given when championships are the bare minimum expectation.
Also win 9-10 games at a Ohio State and youre probably looking for a new job, win 9-10 games at a mid tier school and your a messiah
Let go of your piece.If I ask later will I really have to hold my peace?
Who's the guy currently on the team in a "minor" role who makes a the biggest impact next year?