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*** Official 2015 College Football Thread *** (3 Viewers)

Kiffin deserved every raw deal he got and more. I larger doosh the world has yet to create. Awful coach, horrible human being. Good riddance and please...goodbye.

 
Who are the USC candidates?
Jack Del Rio is up there. There are some that think they will also make a run at Chris Peterson.
James Franklin...bobby Petrino...
Yup. Mike Riley and Jeff Fisher are also candidates.
I would be absolutely blown away - SHOCKED! - if Riley took that job. Dude loves Corvallis. His wife loves it there. He's the king there.
Not that I don't think you're right...but this is the line that every fan base says about every coach who gets mentioned for being in the running for a job

 
Who are the USC candidates?
Jack Del Rio is up there. There are some that think they will also make a run at Chris Peterson.
James Franklin...bobby Petrino...
Yup. Mike Riley and Jeff Fisher are also candidates.
I would be absolutely blown away - SHOCKED! - if Riley took that job. Dude loves Corvallis. His wife loves it there. He's the king there.
Not that I don't think you're right...but this is the line that every fan base says about every coach who gets mentioned for being in the running for a job
Yeah, but he left once already...it was a mess. There are not many coaches who return to teams, so we're dealing with a very unique situation here. Riley did not like coaching in the NFL. I don't think he'd like USC. Where he is at is where he is comfortable. He's not a spring chicken...

 
Talked to some USC friends of mine today: they are NOT enthusiastic about Jack Del Rio. They think he sucked with the Jaguars.
He did better there than the guys who have replaced him....
And he's a good guy who is perfect to mold young men, which is exactly what that program needs.

Not to mention he's a great defensive mind, which is the OTHER thing that program desperately needs.

 
I've read it will be 2019 by the time USC has a full roster again.
All this for the bush stuff?
Not all....that's where Kiffin's massive mismanagement comes in. He loaded up on JUCO signees prior to 2012, so he was sacrificing the long term for 1 shot. Remember Silas Redd? There's another spot gone, which many pointed out when he transferred.

Add in attrition....losses from transfers, kids who don't qualify, etc. Kiffin is responsible for choosing kids who will stick. That's also how Chizik imploded an Auburn roster that was reeling in top ranked classes every year.

The number I see is 44 on scholarship in 2014. Their big class of 32 kids was '11...so they will be losing close to as many as they can bring in...even with max classes beginning next year.

 
Question for Gump and any other Alabama fans: The Los Angeles Times this morning compared Kiffin's tenure at USC to Mike Shula at Alabama- a caretaker coach during sanction years, fooling people with a 10-2 record one year, then ripped apart by impatient fans because he just can't win with all the restrictions imposed. Is this an accurate analogy?

 
Question for Gump and any other Alabama fans: The Los Angeles Times this morning compared Kiffin's tenure at USC to Mike Shula at Alabama- a caretaker coach during sanction years, fooling people with a 10-2 record one year, then ripped apart by impatient fans because he just can't win with all the restrictions imposed. Is this an accurate analogy?
Not really.

 
Question for Gump and any other Alabama fans: The Los Angeles Times this morning compared Kiffin's tenure at USC to Mike Shula at Alabama- a caretaker coach during sanction years, fooling people with a 10-2 record one year, then ripped apart by impatient fans because he just can't win with all the restrictions imposed. Is this an accurate analogy?
I've compared them many times on this board....I think that comparison was the straw that broke the camels back in a debate I was having with Joe...he couldn't take it anymore after I said that Kiffin had to prove himself some just to get to Shula's level.

From the standpoint of the situation they came in to (Kiffin with the sanctions and Shula with sanctions and following the Mike Price debacle and getting hired in early Spring), and their inability to manage a big program...they are alike.

Kiffin will follow the trail forged by Shula....QB coach at some level, then promotion to OC. Maybe someday a small school HC. Or maybe starting as a college OC.

Neither have anyone to blame but themselves. Shula was actually the coach coming out of sanctions....so had a platform for success (look at what Saban did almost immediately). Kiffin dug himself deeper while trying to get 1 great year. They both proved they weren't good enough. At least Shula is likeable though.

 
Who are the USC candidates?
Jack Del Rio- he wants the job badly.Pat Fitzgerald

James Franklin

Greg Roman (offensive coordinator, 49ers)

Tim DeRuyter (Fresno State)

Here are some names I also hear, but which I doubt are serious:

Bobby Petrino

Jeff Fisher

Mike Reilly

Steve Sarkesian

Chris Petersen

Jeff Fisher
The top half seems pretty realistic. Whoever takes it will be in for a rough 2 year start....thanks to Kiffy. Which makes me think the bottom half wouldn't take it.
this goes back to my earlier comments about when to take jobs. No matter how good the job is, timing in college football is extremely important. I heard them say they only had 56 scholarship players last night. That's a massive reduction vs other schools and I think they have one more year of sanctions before they can start building back up. No matter how fast or well you build, you won't have experienced depth for quite a while and that's critical.Kiffin is a ####### dooshbag and he was also an idiot for taking the job when he did. USC is just not set up for success just yet. I wouldn't want the USC job now. The next guy is also likely to get fired. And it can be a career killer to get fired from a big job like that. A lot of that list are young up and comers who may never get another big chance if they fail at this one. Money and arrogance make the world go round though so I'm sure they'll have no shortage of candidates.
Kiffy also made decisions that delayed the sanctions and effects so he could have 1 successful season. He was all in for a quick win, probably hoping to get a new contract because of it.And I've posted many times that Kiffins recruiting seems to be smoke and mirrors, and that he wasnt building a successful foundation.

Haden deserves criticism for hiring him to get thru this tough time and letting him make the decisions he did.
Mike Garrett hired Kiffin.
Sort of. Garrett was AD, but he had been neutered by the department by that point. Southern Cal had a hiring committee for the FB job and Haden was on it. Haden wasn't the one that offered Kiffin the job, but he was definitely part of the group that told Garrett to hire him.

 
Who are the USC candidates?
Jack Del Rio- he wants the job badly.Pat Fitzgerald

James Franklin

Greg Roman (offensive coordinator, 49ers)

Tim DeRuyter (Fresno State)

Here are some names I also hear, but which I doubt are serious:

Bobby Petrino

Jeff Fisher

Mike Reilly

Steve Sarkesian

Chris Petersen

Jeff Fisher
The top half seems pretty realistic. Whoever takes it will be in for a rough 2 year start....thanks to Kiffy. Which makes me think the bottom half wouldn't take it.
this goes back to my earlier comments about when to take jobs. No matter how good the job is, timing in college football is extremely important. I heard them say they only had 56 scholarship players last night. That's a massive reduction vs other schools and I think they have one more year of sanctions before they can start building back up. No matter how fast or well you build, you won't have experienced depth for quite a while and that's critical.

Kiffin is a ####### dooshbag and he was also an idiot for taking the job when he did. USC is just not set up for success just yet. I wouldn't want the USC job now. The next guy is also likely to get fired. And it can be a career killer to get fired from a big job like that. A lot of that list are young up and comers who may never get another big chance if they fail at this one. Money and arrogance make the world go round though so I'm sure they'll have no shortage of candidates.
I'm not sure about that. They are willing to pay $6M+ for the head coach. Unlike Kiffin, any coach they hire this year is not going to be blind to the sanctions. It's going to be a huge topic of conversation for any coach coming in. That coach is going to want assurances that he has time to rebuild the roster in terms of numbers.

This is the last year of the scholarship reductions. However, because Kiffin didn't sign the full allotment of 15 last year, they can give 19 out this year, provided they find 4 early entrees.

They aren't going to be good for the next year or two, but do they have elite talent at most of the skill positions, and with good coaching and a little luck with injuries, they could be a 3-5 loss team for the next two years. They don't have any depth, though.

Pat Haden isn't an idiot and recognizes situation. If they look well-coached, the next coach is going to get a longer leash than normal to get them turned around.

 
I've read it will be 2019 by the time USC has a full roster again.
I don't think that's accurate. The 2014 class is the last reduced class. Even if they had no players on the current roster, they'd have the full 85, assuming they sign full classes and have no attrition, by 2018.

But, yeah, the reductions will be felt at least through 2017, in terms of depth.

 
General Malaise said:
Who are the USC candidates?
Jack Del Rio is up there. There are some that think they will also make a run at Chris Peterson.
James Franklin...bobby Petrino...
Yup. Mike Riley and Jeff Fisher are also candidates.
I would be absolutely blown away - SHOCKED! - if Riley took that job. Dude loves Corvallis. His wife loves it there. He's the king there.
I agree completely. Plus, he's already turned them down once (and then they ended up with Carroll).

I don't think Fisher would take it, either. I'm not posting names of people I think will take the job (nowadays, I have no idea who would take it or wouldn't)...just names I've read or heard they are going to contact.

 
General Malaise said:
Tiger Fan said:
General Malaise said:
Who are the USC candidates?
Jack Del Rio is up there. There are some that think they will also make a run at Chris Peterson.
James Franklin...bobby Petrino...
Yup. Mike Riley and Jeff Fisher are also candidates.
I would be absolutely blown away - SHOCKED! - if Riley took that job. Dude loves Corvallis. His wife loves it there. He's the king there.
Not that I don't think you're right...but this is the line that every fan base says about every coach who gets mentioned for being in the running for a job
Yeah, but he left once already...it was a mess. There are not many coaches who return to teams, so we're dealing with a very unique situation here. Riley did not like coaching in the NFL. I don't think he'd like USC. Where he is at is where he is comfortable. He's not a spring chicken...
This is all very true, and I agree that he won't go there, but Riley's already been a coach at Southern Cal, so he knows what it's like there. He was their OC/QB coach for four years in the mid 90s.

 
I've read it will be 2019 by the time USC has a full roster again.
I don't think that's accurate. The 2014 class is the last reduced class. Even if they had no players on the current roster, they'd have the full 85, assuming they sign full classes and have no attrition, by 2018.

But, yeah, the reductions will be felt at least through 2017, in terms of depth.
You missed the post where I expanded some....but '11 was the load up class of 32...which will be cycling out. The 2010 class of 20 will be leaving. So essentially they are just replacing kids this year, then will have to load up just to replace all the losses next year.

So that means after the 2015 signing class, they are still where they are now. So then gaining 10 per year (25 max minus 15 limit under sanctions)....gets them full in 3 years following that.

That's the math I saw...of course you need a degree in nuclear engineering to understand recruiting...so I claim none it.

 
I've read it will be 2019 by the time USC has a full roster again.
I don't think that's accurate. The 2014 class is the last reduced class. Even if they had no players on the current roster, they'd have the full 85, assuming they sign full classes and have no attrition, by 2018.

But, yeah, the reductions will be felt at least through 2017, in terms of depth.
You missed the post where I expanded some....but '11 was the load up class of 32...which will be cycling out. The 2010 class of 20 will be leaving. So essentially they are just replacing kids this year, then will have to load up just to replace all the losses next year.

So that means after the 2015 signing class, they are still where they are now. So then gaining 10 per year (25 max minus 15 limit under sanctions)....gets them full in 3 years following that.

That's the math I saw...of course you need a degree in nuclear engineering to understand recruiting...so I claim none it.
No kidding.

I thought they were at 29 for the '11 class. But, that class has already had attrition (and, obviously, they were unable to replace those scholarships due to the sanctions).

These guys are all gone:

Junior Pomee (jail)

Christian Heyward (undisclosed reasons)

Amir Carlisle (transfer to ND)

Jeremy Galten (JuCo)

Dallas Kelley (JuCo)

DeVante Wilson (undisclosed reasons)

Isiah Wiley (JuCo)

Marqise Lee will also be gone from this class following this season as will a couple other guys.

So, they will be gaining players beginning with the 2015 class, assuming they take the full 25 max.

In reality, though, they'll have 85 on scholarship soon enough, but they won't have 85 D-1, Southern Cal-level, players for a looong time. Players get hurt, transfer, get kicked off/out.

The new coach is going to weed out players, so while I think they could have 85 before 2019, with all the attrition they will likely have, I think even that's optimistic.

 
I'm not sure about that. They are willing to pay $6M+ for the head coach. Unlike Kiffin, any coach they hire this year is not going to be blind to the sanctions. It's going to be a huge topic of conversation for any coach coming in. That coach is going to want assurances that he has time to rebuild the roster in terms of numbers.

This is the last year of the scholarship reductions. However, because Kiffin didn't sign the full allotment of 15 last year, they can give 19 out this year, provided they find 4 early entrees.

They aren't going to be good for the next year or two, but do they have elite talent at most of the skill positions, and with good coaching and a little luck with injuries, they could be a 3-5 loss team for the next two years. They don't have any depth, though.

Pat Haden isn't an idiot and recognizes situation. If they look well-coached, the next coach is going to get a longer leash than normal to get them turned around.
I seriously doubt USC drops $6m on their next coach. People throw wild numbers out but Kiffin was only making $2.4m. The very top coaches make $5m and have won national titles.

Haden isn't an idiot. He isn't going to go throw money at an unproven guy and pay him more than Saban, Miles, Meyer. And he's not going to get into a bidding war with UA or LSU or OSU. I think fans love to throw out names but most just aren't that realistic even for the best jobs. USC is no different from ND or Bama or Texas or Michigan or Florida or Ohio State. It's a major. But each time those opened recently they haven't poached from another big school. Other than Saban, none were even stretch pulls where there was any chance for a money fight and he just wanted out of the NFL.

Unless they find someone that is just unhappy (Bret Beliema part deux), it's most likely going to be a midmajor or a guy with USC ties that will come in at a hometown discount.

 
I would call Sumlin. See if he would be interested.
He'd definitely be on the list of guys I'd call right off the bat to see if they were happy but I don't really think there is much shot there. He already makes a lot of money and I think his aspirations are the NFL. Rebuilding a program isn't going to make that happen faster.

 
I'm not sure about that. They are willing to pay $6M+ for the head coach. Unlike Kiffin, any coach they hire this year is not going to be blind to the sanctions. It's going to be a huge topic of conversation for any coach coming in. That coach is going to want assurances that he has time to rebuild the roster in terms of numbers.

This is the last year of the scholarship reductions. However, because Kiffin didn't sign the full allotment of 15 last year, they can give 19 out this year, provided they find 4 early entrees.

They aren't going to be good for the next year or two, but do they have elite talent at most of the skill positions, and with good coaching and a little luck with injuries, they could be a 3-5 loss team for the next two years. They don't have any depth, though.

Pat Haden isn't an idiot and recognizes situation. If they look well-coached, the next coach is going to get a longer leash than normal to get them turned around.
I seriously doubt USC drops $6m on their next coach. People throw wild numbers out but Kiffin was only making $2.4m. The very top coaches make $5m and have won national titles.

Haden isn't an idiot. He isn't going to go throw money at an unproven guy and pay him more than Saban, Miles, Meyer. And he's not going to get into a bidding war with UA or LSU or OSU. I think fans love to throw out names but most just aren't that realistic even for the best jobs. USC is no different from ND or Bama or Texas or Michigan or Florida or Ohio State. It's a major. But each time those opened recently they haven't poached from another big school. Other than Saban, none were even stretch pulls where there was any chance for a money fight and he just wanted out of the NFL.

Unless they find someone that is just unhappy (Bret Beliema part deux), it's most likely going to be a midmajor or a guy with USC ties that will come in at a hometown discount.
I didn't say they will, but that's the number I've heard from a few people. They are willing to pay that much to get the right guy. They aren't going to pay $6M to just anyone they hire. Again, I'm not saying they will end up paying that much, but they will try to throw a bunch of money at an elite guy to get him to come.

And, with the Texas job probably opening up (and possibly Nebraska), unless they hire a coach before the end of the season, Southern Cal will have competition for a coach, which could drive salaries up. When is the last time that 2 of the top 2-5 coaching jobs were open at the same time (I haven't looked it up, so I really hope it wasn't recently and I look like a jackass here)?

And, I think your Kiffin point is actually in my favor. He wasn't exactly coveted, yet Southern Cal made him the highest paid coach in the Pac-12. I don't know if it's accurate, but in addition to Kiffin, his dad was making well over $1M a year and Ed Ogeron, their DL coach, is making $1M per year.

 
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current odds:

Broncos DC Jack Del Rio - 3/1

Boise State HC Chris Petersen - 5/1

Vanderbilt HC James Franklin - 5/1

SF 49ers OC Greg Roman - 6/1

USC DC Clancy Pendergast - 7/1

Alabama DC Kirby Smart - 8/1

Former Buccaneers HC Jon Gruden - 8/1

Washington HC Steve Sarkisian - 8/1

Clemson OC Chad Morris - 9/1

Texas A&M HC Kevin Sumlin - 12/1

Former Chiefs HC Herm Edwards - 15/1

USC interim HC Ed Orgeron - 20/1

personally would like to see gruden out of the lot.

 
I didn't say they will, but that's the number I've heard from a few people. They are willing to pay that much to get the right guy. They aren't going to pay $6M to just anyone they hire. Again, I'm not saying they will end up paying that much, but they will try to throw a bunch of money at an elite guy to get him to come.

And, with the Texas job probably opening up (and possibly Nebraska), unless they hire a coach before the end of the season, Southern Cal will have competition for a coach, which could drive salaries up. When is the last time that 2 of the top 2-5 coaching jobs were open at the same time (I haven't looked it up, so I really hope it wasn't recently and I look like a jackass here)?

And, I think your Kiffin point is actually in my favor. He wasn't exactly coveted, yet Southern Cal made him the highest paid coach in the Pac-12. I don't know if it's accurate, but in addition to Kiffin, his dad was making well over $1M a year and Ed Ogeron, their DL coach, is making $1M per year.
Yeah, I wouldn't say you are a jackass but in 2011 Michigan, Miami and Florida all had openings. In 2012 Ohio State, Penn State, UCLA and Texas A&M all did. It happens more often than you'd think. Last year was "mild" with only Wisconsin, Arkansas, and Tennessee.

I don't think Kiffin's salary is in your favor at all either. And JB would be awful upset to hear you say he isn't coveted. Kiffin was a guy going to his "dream job" and left Tennessee, a pretty good gig to do so. Even still, his salary at UT was essentially the same ($2.375m) as what USC gave him (UT's new coach, Butch Jones makes over $3m). So USC didn't go spend a bunch of money to get their guy. The fact that it is the highest in the PAC (I didn't know this) really shows that, at least as of a few years ago, the PAC wasn't paying what the other big conferences are.

 
current odds:

Broncos DC Jack Del Rio - 3/1

Boise State HC Chris Petersen - 5/1

Vanderbilt HC James Franklin - 5/1

SF 49ers OC Greg Roman - 6/1

USC DC Clancy Pendergast - 7/1

Alabama DC Kirby Smart - 8/1

Former Buccaneers HC Jon Gruden - 8/1

Washington HC Steve Sarkisian - 8/1

Clemson OC Chad Morris - 9/1

Texas A&M HC Kevin Sumlin - 12/1

Former Chiefs HC Herm Edwards - 15/1

USC interim HC Ed Orgeron - 20/1

personally would like to see gruden out of the lot.
Orgeron :lmao: ....what a disaster that would be. I wouldn't bet on him at a million/1.

 
wow, so I looked up current Pac 12 salaries:

  • Steve Sarkisian: $2.55 million
  • Lane Kiffin: $2.4 million (source: USA Today, based on USC tax filings)
  • Jim Mora: $2.4 million
  • Mike Leach: $2.25 million
  • David Shaw: $2.25 million (estimate, based on info from sources)
  • Rich Rodriguez: $2.025 million
  • Todd Graham: $2 million
  • Mike MacIntyre: $2 million
  • Kyle Whittingham: $2 million
  • Sonny Dykes: $1.94 million
  • Mark Helfrich: $1.8 million
  • Mike Riley: $1.3 million
That's just shockingly low to me. But as I looked at other conferences it wasn't....until I got to the SEC. I think I've just been paying attention to them and schools like UT and OU too much and have gotten lost as to what coaches are really being paid across the country. My bad

Code:
Nick Saban 	Alabama 	$5.3 millionLes Miles 	LSU 	$3.7 millionSteve Spurrier 	South Carolina 	$3.5 millionBret Bielema 	Arkansas 	$3.2 millionMark Richt 	Georgia 	$3.2 millionKevin Sumlin 	Texas A&M 	$3.1 millionJames Franklin 	Vanderbilt 	$3.0 million*Will Muschamp 	Florida 	$3.0 millionButch Jones 	Tennessee 	$2.9 millionGary Pinkel 	Missouri 	$2.7 millionDan Mullen 	Mississippi State 	$2.6 millionGus Malzahn 	Auburn 	$2.3 millionMark Stoops 	Kentucky 	$2.2 millionHugh Freeze 	Ole Miss 	$2.0 million
 
current odds:

Broncos DC Jack Del Rio - 3/1

Boise State HC Chris Petersen - 5/1

Vanderbilt HC James Franklin - 5/1

SF 49ers OC Greg Roman - 6/1

USC DC Clancy Pendergast - 7/1

Alabama DC Kirby Smart - 8/1

Former Buccaneers HC Jon Gruden - 8/1

Washington HC Steve Sarkisian - 8/1

Clemson OC Chad Morris - 9/1

Texas A&M HC Kevin Sumlin - 12/1

Former Chiefs HC Herm Edwards - 15/1

USC interim HC Ed Orgeron - 20/1

personally would like to see gruden out of the lot.
Gruden would be awesome for the comedic value. Dude wouldn't have the patience for HS/college kids. No chance that would work. I can't see Sark wanting to come back, nor being asked to come back. He's part of the Carroll group that started the whole sanction business. Don't see that happening.

If I'm a Trojan fan, I'm dying for Sumlin, but that's not happening. As others said, he's NFL bound, not rebuilding bound. Next would be Chris Peterson. He has had a ton of chances to leave BSU, but hasn't, but maybe now the time is right since BSU has already peaked? Kirby Smart would be a sexy hire too as long as he's coupled w/ a strong OC.

In the end, while I don't think they will, I hope for more fail down @ SC :)

 
current odds:

Broncos DC Jack Del Rio - 3/1

Boise State HC Chris Petersen - 5/1

Vanderbilt HC James Franklin - 5/1

SF 49ers OC Greg Roman - 6/1

USC DC Clancy Pendergast - 7/1

Alabama DC Kirby Smart - 8/1

Former Buccaneers HC Jon Gruden - 8/1

Washington HC Steve Sarkisian - 8/1

Clemson OC Chad Morris - 9/1

Texas A&M HC Kevin Sumlin - 12/1

Former Chiefs HC Herm Edwards - 15/1

USC interim HC Ed Orgeron - 20/1

personally would like to see gruden out of the lot.
Gruden would be awesome for the comedic value. Dude wouldn't have the patience for HS/college kids. No chance that would work. I can't see Sark wanting to come back, nor being asked to come back. He's part of the Carroll group that started the whole sanction business. Don't see that happening.

If I'm a Trojan fan, I'm dying for Sumlin, but that's not happening. As others said, he's NFL bound, not rebuilding bound. Next would be Chris Peterson. He has had a ton of chances to leave BSU, but hasn't, but maybe now the time is right since BSU has already peaked? Kirby Smart would be a sexy hire too as long as he's coupled w/ a strong OC.

In the end, while I don't think they will, I hope for more fail down @ SC :)
I'm probably in the minority of Bama fans that actually think Smart stays to take the reins from Saban.

 
For those who don't stick their nose in the Sooners thread:

I was in South Bend Saturday. Great game. OU did exactly what it needed to do getting out of the gate fast. And every time ND started to get something going OU was able to take the momentum back. The OU fan presence was also incredible. Red all around the stadium.

The campus is great. Got to visit the Golden Dome, Touchdown Jesus, the Grotto and the Basilica. Got to see the Irish Guard getting hazed. The Notre Dame fans were great too. They couldn't believe how many OU fans showed up.

One of the best game days I've experienced. :thumbup:
 
For those who don't stick their nose in the Sooners thread:

I was in South Bend Saturday. Great game. OU did exactly what it needed to do getting out of the gate fast. And every time ND started to get something going OU was able to take the momentum back. The OU fan presence was also incredible. Red all around the stadium.

The campus is great. Got to visit the Golden Dome, Touchdown Jesus, the Grotto and the Basilica. Got to see the Irish Guard getting hazed. The Notre Dame fans were great too. They couldn't believe how many OU fans showed up.

One of the best game days I've experienced. :thumbup:
It wouldn't be the first time the locals sold out.

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For those who don't stick their nose in the Sooners thread:

I was in South Bend Saturday. Great game. OU did exactly what it needed to do getting out of the gate fast. And every time ND started to get something going OU was able to take the momentum back. The OU fan presence was also incredible. Red all around the stadium.

The campus is great. Got to visit the Golden Dome, Touchdown Jesus, the Grotto and the Basilica. Got to see the Irish Guard getting hazed. The Notre Dame fans were great too. They couldn't believe how many OU fans showed up.

One of the best game days I've experienced. :thumbup:
Good stuff. Would love to visit one day.

 
Deloss Dodds retiring in August. That gets him thru the coaching transition.
Helps him transition Mack in to the AD role as well.
Helps GM PayPal $100 to me also.
Thought you let me off the hook. Damn.
Didn't think you accepted. No biggie... consider yourself unhooked. :hifive:
Drinks on me when you head up to Portland one day.

 

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