ATLHawkeye
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Scorpio79
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Sorry... my knee was hurting yesterday and I was cranky.
I no mad.
I can understand the crankiness, given what you went through.
nationalchamps
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I've heard the same thing regarding Gruden to TN and Petrino to 'Burn. Not sure I'm buying Kelly to TX though - he has a darn good thing going at Oregon plus Nike money to back him. I think if Kelly ever leaves it will be for the NFL - he was pretty close to becoming the Bucs coach last year.
How about Chip Kelly to Iowa?
How about Chip Kelly to Iowa?
hawkfarmer
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I've heard the same thing regarding Gruden to TN and Petrino to 'Burn. Not sure I'm buying Kelly to TX though - he has a darn good thing going at Oregon plus Nike money to back him. I think if Kelly ever leaves it will be for the NFL - he was pretty close to becoming the Bucs coach last year.
How about Chip Kelly to Iowa?
No, it's Iowa, we have to run a pro-style system and get guys ready for the NFL. We don't want those "athletes" that don't matchup in the NFL style.
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OO44
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The Shadow's friend in Idaho went to the last Idaho Vandal home game. As a guest of the owner of a skybox, he learned that Bobby Petrino has applied for the Idaho football head coaching job.
latrans
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Bullsh1t.
nationalchamps
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I would think there are going to be better opportunities for Petrino other than Idaho after the season is over.
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Scorpio79
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Romoney wins in a landslide, right brainiac?? Moron.
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OO44
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New name at Tennessee is Al Golden. Miami may turn down a bowl game to lessen NCAA sanctions. Therefore, Golden could start in December. He performed one of the great turnarounds at Temple.
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GoHawks24
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This is what I'm thinking too. And hopefully he goes to the Eagles, if anything.
It's gonna suck when Sean Payton goes to the Cowboys. I so hope that doesn't happen.
When are the Ferentz to the NFL rumors going to start up again btw? Being such a great coach and all...
