Goodbye, 2010 COLLEGE FOOTBALL SEASON - twas a great year,

Boise just took another L.
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who would Ole Miss go after?

If Im Jim Grobe, Im begging Ole Miss to take me outta Wake Forest.


Dunno how accurate this is, but someone emailed me saying Ed Orgeron was going to get head coachign job at Louisiana-Lafayette *shrugs*
 
Coach O!
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Saw that Vandy wants Malzahn. Can he/should he/does he wait for something bigger?
 
Just heard Alshon Jeffreys little brother, Shamier Jeffrey, commits to the gamecocks

6'2, 195 pounds. 3 Star Athlete

Supposed to be a better all around athlete than Alshon
 
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NakoXL, saw your post in the Rent thread.  Didn't know you live out in NYC.  You go to Galway for SC games?
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yeah i've been there a few times but i'm the only sc fan out of my friends (oregon, michigan, penn state, notre dame, cal) so the saturdays i head out i usually end up catching games at one of their places or wherever they all decide to meet up at, usually in the east village.
 
Originally Posted by ClevelandsPrince23

Originally Posted by DLo13

Boise just took another L.
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Yes, but TCU BASKETBALL took the major L.  They are gonna get destroyed
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Not like the mens team was ever good anyways. They take beatings already, not like that will change. It should improve a little bit hopefully. Maybe one day we can lure Jamie Dixon from Pitt
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Worst 4 day stretch in Boise history. Loss to Nevada, and now TCU leaving MWC.
  
 
the best part for TCU, its not like there's a Big East rival close enough to just start snaking recruits out of the Frogs base.
 
But at the same time on that, the Big East does absolutely nothing to help their recruitment of Texas kids on the football field...

Very, very interested to see what the can do with their basketball program from this... If they're smart about this, it could pay HUGE dividends for their recruiting in Texas.
 
TCU stays winning, they've done a hell of a job with the expansion of that program, congrats to all their fans. I love the way they go about their business, unlike the bums over at Boise, Idaho TCU realized that no didn't matter how many undefeated seasons they put up they would never get a national championship game bid over a program in a BCS conference, so what do they do? They join a BCS conference.
 
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@ espn first take saying TCU doesnt deserve a bcs bid because they play teams like " Roast Beef Tech " & " Salami State "
 
Originally Posted by Nowitness41Dirk

But at the same time on that, the Big East does absolutely nothing to help their recruitment of Texas kids on the football field...
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I disagree, they can sell Automatic Bid for a National Title. 

You can go to Texas win out and be in Nat't Title game but now  you can come to TCU win out and get the same reward.



  
 
All-ACC Teams

FIRST TEAM

Offense

QB - Tyrod Taylor, Virginia Tech (77)

RB - Montel Harris, Boston College (122)

RB - Anthony Allen, Georgia Tech (108)

WR - Leonard Hankerson, Miami (118)

WR - Torrey Smith, Maryland (96)

TE - George Bryan, NC State (92)

OT - Anthony Castonzo, Boston College (79)

OT - Chris Hairston, Clemson (69)

OG - Rodney Hudson, Florida State (116)

OG - Brandon Washington, Miami (50)

C - Sean Bedford, Georgia Tech (91)

K - Chris Hazley, Virginia Tech (100)

Spc. - Tony Logan, Maryland (69)

Defense

DE - Da'Quan Bowers, Clemson (120)

DE - Brandon Jenkins, Florida State (101)

DT - Quinton Coples, North Carolina (101)

DT - Jarvis Jenkins, Clemson (63)

LB - Luke Kuechly, Boston College (112)

LB - Nate Irving, N.C. State (105)

LB - Alex Wujciak, Maryland (78)

CB - Jayron Hosley, Virginia Tech (112)

CB - Chase Minnifield, Virginia (57)

S - DeAndre McDaniel, Clemson (99)

S - Kenny Tate, Maryland (78)

P - Matt Bosher, Miami

SECOND TEAM

Offense

QB - Russell Wilson, NC State (75)

RB - Damien Berry, Miami (37)

RB - Keith Payne, Virginia (30)

WR - Conner Vernon, Duke (70)

WR - Owen Spencer, NC State (41)

TE - Dwayne Allen, Clemson (31)

OT - Orlando Franklin, Miami (65)

OT - Blake DeChristopher, Virginia Tech (39)

OG - Jaymes Brooks, Virginia Tech (41)

OG - Omoregie Uzzi, Georgia Tech (35)

OG - Jonathan Cooper, North Carolina (35)

C - Ryan McMahon, Florida State (47)

K - Will Snyderwine, Duke (38)

Spc. - David Wilson, Virginia Tech (61)

Defense

DE - Allen Bailey, Miami (51)

DE - Steven Friday, Virginia Tech (42)

DT - John Graves, Virginia Tech (46)

DT - Joe Vellano, Maryland (33)

LB - Bruce Carter, North Carolina (43)

LB - Bruce Taylor, Virginia Tech (41)

LB - Sean Spence, Miami (37)

CB - Xavier Rhodes, Florida State (49)

CB - Brandon Harris, Miami (45)

S - Davon Morgan, Virginia Tech (48)

S - Ray-Ray Armstrong, Miami (25)

P - Brian Saunders, Virginia Tech (48)

Honorable mention

Offense

WR - Dwight Jones, North Carolina (20)

OT - Jake Vermiglio, NC State (34); Paul Pinegar, Maryland (27).

OG - Thomas Claiborne, Boston College (34).

C - Beau Warren, Virginia Tech (22).

TE - Cooper Helfet, Duke (24); Andre Smith, Virginia Tech (23)

RB - Johnny White, North Carolina (22).

QB - T.J. Yates, North Carolina (21).

PK - Casey Barth, North Carolina (20).

SP - Marcus Gilchrist, Clemson (24).

Defense

DT - J.R. Sweezy, NC State (26).

LB - Colin McCarthy, Miami (34); Abraham Kromah, Duke (30).

CB - Greg Reid, Florida State (20).
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Coaches All-America Team

Oregon's James Headlines 2010 FBS Coaches' All-America Team
Courtesy: AFCA
Release: 11/29/2010

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Courtesy: AFCA
http://www.afca.com/
Oregon's LaMichael James leads the country in rushing.
Oregon runningback LaMichael James and Clemson defensive lineman Da’Quan Bowers headline the 2010 AFCA Coaches’ All-America Team announced today by the American Football Coaches Association.

The AFCA has selected an All-America team since 1945 and currently selects teams in all five of its divisions. What makes these teams so special is that they are the only ones chosen exclusively by the men who know the players the best — the coaches themselves.

James leads the nation in rushing with 1,548 yards, at 6.12 yards per carry, and also leads the nation in scoring, averaging 12 points per game. He has recorded 20 touchdowns and is a finalist for the Doak Walker Award. Bowers leads the nation in sacks with 15.5, and is second in tackles for a loss with 24.5. He is a finalist for the Chuck Bednarik Award, Lombardi Award and the Nagurski Award, which is a first for a Clemson player to be named a finalist for those three awards in the same year.

2010 AFCA Coaches’ All-America Team
Offense
Pos.NameHt.Wt.Cl.SchoolCoachHometown (High School)
WRJustin Blackmon6-1205So_Oklahoma St.Mike GundyArdmore, Okla. (Plainview)
WRAlshon Jeffery6-4233So.South CarolinaSteve SpurrierSt. Matthews, S.C. (Calhoun County)
TELance Kendricks6-4241Sr.WisconsinBret BielemaMilwaukee, Wis. (Rufus King)
OLLee Ziemba6-8319Sr.AuburnGene ChizikRogers, Ark. (Rogers)
OLRodney Hudson6-2282Sr.Florida St.Jimbo FisherMobile, Ala. (B.C. Rain)
CChase Beeler6-3285Sr.StanfordJim HarbaughJenks, Okla. (Jenks)
OLStefen Wisniewski6-3306Sr.Penn St.Joe PaternoBridgeville, Pa. (Pittsburgh Central Catholic)
OLGabe Carimi6-7327Sr.WisconsinBret BielemaCottage Grove, Wis. (Monona Grove)
QBCam Newton6-6250Jr.AuburnGene ChizikCollege Park, Ga. (Banneker)
RBKendall Hunter5-8200Sr.Oklahoma St.Mike GundyTyler, Texas (John Tyler)
RBLaMichael James5-9185So_OregonChip KellyTexarkana, Texas (Liberty-Eylau)
Defense
Pos.NameHt.Wt.Cl.SchoolCoachHometown (High School)
DLDa’Quan Bowers6-4275Jr.ClemsonDabo SwinneyBamberg, S.C. (Ehrhardt)
DLAdrian Clayborn6-4285Sr.IowaKirk FerentzSt. Louis, Mo. (Webster Groves)
DLJabaal Sheard6-4260Sr.PittsburghDave WannstedtHollywood Hills, Fla. (Hollywood Hills)
DLRyan Kerrigan6-4263Sr.PurdueDanny HopeMuncie, Ind. (Central)
LBLuke Kuechly6-3235So.Boston CollegeFrank SpazianiCincinnati, Ohio (St. Xavier)
LBGreg Jones*6-1240Sr.Michigan St.Mark DantonioCincinnati, Ohio (Archbishop Moeller)
LBTank Carder6-3237Jr.TCUGary PattersonSweeny, Texas (Sweeny)
DBReggie Rembert5-8185Sr.Air ForceTroy CalhounFlower Mound, Texas (Flower Mound)
DBPatrick Peterson6-1222Jr.LSULes MilesPompano Beach, Fla. (Ely)
DBPrince Amukamara6-1205Sr.NebraskaBo PeliniGlendale, Ariz. (Apollo)
DBQuinton Carter6-1200Sr.OklahomaBob StoopsLas Vegas, Nev. (Cheyenne)
Specialists
Pos.NameHt.Wt.Cl.SchoolCoachHometown (High School)
PKyle Martens6-6200Jr.RiceDavid BailiffSpearfish, S.D. (Spearfish)
PKWill Snyderwine5-11190Jr.DukeDavid CutcliffePotomac, Md. (Landon School)
APOwen Marecic6-1244Sr.StanfordJim HarbaughTigard, Ore. (Jesuit)
*-2009 All-American


Jayron wanted to be a Cane and our assistant coaches wanted to offer but Randy wouldn't let them.
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Originally Posted by Trelvis Tha Thrilla

Originally Posted by ClevelandsPrince23

Originally Posted by DLo13

Boise just took another L.
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Yes, but TCU BASKETBALL took the major L.  They are gonna get destroyed
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Not like the mens team was ever good anyways. They take beatings already, not like that will change. It should improve a little bit hopefully. Maybe one day we can lure Jamie Dixon from Pitt
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Worst 4 day stretch in Boise history. Loss to Nevada, and now TCU leaving MWC.
  
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Kind of a win if you ask me. Now we are more or less guaranteed a BCS game every year as we will usually go undefeated or have maybe 1 loss to an AQ school.

Dont think that the Big East will be this down every year either TCU. Not to mention simply the miles you will have to travel for every away game. No thank you.
 
Just two weeks ago, Oregon State landed a commitment from former UCLA offensive line recruit Darryl Jackson. It looks like the Beavers have done it again with one of the Bruins' top offensive commits.

Wide receiver Brandin Cooks (Stockton, Calif./Lincoln) committed last summer to UCLA and is among the top prospects in the West, regardless of position. The athlete took an official visit to Corvallis two weeks ago when the Beavers hosted USC and Cooks said he now has a leader.

"I'm basically a soft commit to Oregon State," Cooks said. "I had a great visit and right now, I really feel like Oregon State is the best place for me. This is something I've been thinking about for the past few months and I finally decided to take the visit to Oregon State to see what the place was all about and I loved it there.

"With UCLA, I committed because it was my dream school and I always wanted to go there. That's what made this so tough for me. The more I looked at them and I visited the school four times and went and saw them play this year, I started to wonder if it was really the best place for me. I know the pistol offense is a good fit for some people but for me, I'm just not sure if it's the best offense for me as a player and I'm not sure if I'll be able to be fully utilized in it.

"At Oregon State, I really loved the family atmosphere there and loved hanging with the players and coaches. The big thing though is the pro style offense and how they would use me. They see me as very similar to James Rodgers and there's a chance I could play right away there. We're similar in size and speed and they want me to run fly sweeps and return kicks as well as play receiver and I really think that fits what I do best."
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Him & Fred Baxter got they're whole section and the student section acting a fool in the stands during warmups for the USC game, so I'm glad to see a good experience pay off in recruiting. And I read Mike Thomas took his visit and loved the trip too.

Thank the #footballgods for that USC game, because this season has been beyond sad
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and it only gets worse...
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DT Stephen Paea - 2011 1st round pick.
 
call me Homer but I havent seen any FS better than Janzen Jackson all yr

Bowers smelled that NFL money. He put in WORK this yr
 
Originally Posted by GUNNA GET IT

Originally Posted by Nowitness41Dirk

But at the same time on that, the Big East does absolutely nothing to help their recruitment of Texas kids on the football field...
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I disagree, they can sell Automatic Bid for a National Title. 

You can go to Texas win out and be in Nat't Title game but now  you can come to TCU win out and get the same reward.

  
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Completely agree. Teams like Baylor, Tech, A&M, were all telling recruits that TCU is on the outside looking in at the BCS and all that mess. They can no longer use that against TCU.


Originally Posted by Nowitness41Dirk


Very, very interested to see what the can do with their basketball program from this... If they're smart about this, it could pay HUGE dividends for their recruiting in Texas.
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I am very interested in this also. We need to get a competent coach in there to take over.

Originally Posted by trey ohh five

TCU stays winning, they've done a hell of a job with the expansion of that program, congrats to all their fans.
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We were left for dead when the SWC broke up, and now we are back. Feels good man!!

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Kind of a win if you ask me. Now we are more or less guaranteed a BCS game every year as we will usually go undefeated or have maybe 1 loss to an AQ school.



Thats the advantage for Boise State. No other non-AQ's to fight with any more. Still have to go undefeated to get into a BCS game though, which is the biggest problem.

Originally Posted by Where Are You Harold Miner 2

Not to mention simply the miles you will have to travel for every away game. No thank you.
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Not any worse than the new Mountain West would be. Take away Utah and BYU and add Boise, Nevada, and Reno and those are pretty long trips.
 
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