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Montanahawk
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Would Fry's last 4 teams beat Ferentz's last 4?
HawkeyeHypnosis
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Originally Posted by NCHawker
last few words... "He's a legend and he brought this program to where it is today..."
No...
Today it is is a place that is not so good and on average Fry's teams played at a higher level that the recent KF teams.
Right now today where it is is worse.
Hows that now?
Originally Posted by NCHawker
last few words... "He's a legend and he brought this program to where it is today..."
No...
Today it is is a place that is not so good and on average Fry's teams played at a higher level that the recent KF teams.
Right now today where it is is worse.
Hows that now?
atomicblue224
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I thought somebody here knows sign language! I've been ricked n rolled,damn!
SpiderRico
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It'd be pretty damn close. Fry's last 4 teams (save the 1998 team) were loaded.
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OatesStache
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You know how I know you were born in the 90's?
iahawks912
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weak sauce
franstheman
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You're really confusing the sh!t outta me here. you know those last few words were about Fry not Ferentz, correct?
OUTofTOWNHAWK
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BigD
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A legacy is yet to be written and the next few years will determine the difference between a very good and respected coach or one of the all time greatest coaches in school history....... time will tell. Either result is very good. A national championship or a few more BCS type bowl wins could nail that down and so could several more 6-6 seasons. As far as both coaches are concerned I have a lot of respect and admiration for both of them barring any unforeseen behavior or revelations.
BlckNGldHwk
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uh...that's salty even for you duff.
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OatesStache
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While Fry had higher highs, he also had lower lows. The Big 10 is now better, top to bottom, than it was in the 80's too. Back then, Northwestern having a winning record was absurd, and Wisconsin going to Rose Bowls was preposterous.
SpiderRico
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On the flipside, there was no 85 scholarship limit, so the big programs could stockpile top players. Television was pretty much regional, so recruiting outside your region was much more difficult.
