OFFICIAL 2021 COLLEGE FOOTBALL OFFSEASON THREAD

[N41D]

A&M folks have been clamoring for someone like Lashlee all season to bring some new tricks to Jimbo's bag...

But everyone knows damn well Jimbo ain't giving up play calling.

 

[casper90403]

Cristobal gone.

Bring Sark to Oregon

 

[ThaxbyChamblis]

A&M folks have been clamoring for someone like Lashlee all season to bring some new tricks to Jimbo's bag...

But everyone knows damn well Jimbo ain't giving up play calling.

I know his offense is his baby, but I just don't get why he won't give up playcalling. I can't think of any team in recent memory who won a NC where the HC was also the playcaller, outside of him in 2013. Letting go of that would free him up a lot, especially when you have deficiencies in different areas.

I wonder who (if anyone) he could bring in that would allow him to comfortably release the reins to someone else

 

[witnesskb24]

So what I gather from this is the NCAA is potentially letting teams schedule games against whoever they want (if passed) on this date

I wonder how the conferences will make sure this doesn’t happen. N41D bring yo aggies to Columbus fam

 

[nako xl]

Cristobal gone.

Bring Sark to Oregon

That’s the rumor I’ve seen going around in the California football crowd

 

[nako xl]

I know his offense is his baby, but I just don't get why he won't give up playcalling. I can't think of any team in recent memory where the HC was also the playcaller, outside of him in 2013. Letting go of that would free him up a lot, especially when you have deficiencies in different areas.

I wonder who (if anyone) he could bring in that would allow him to comfortably release the reins to someone else

Herman calls all his own plays

Or did you mean winning football team?

 

[atlsfinest]

 

[N41D]

Cristobal gone - meaning Auburn?

 

[heavyhitta10]

LSU knew in 2018 that officials kept allegations against athletes in-house. It did nothing.

LSU hired a law firm to review its handling of sexual misconduct claims after USA TODAY found multiple failures. But LSU knew it had problems in 2018.

www.usatoday.com

 

[N41D]

LSU knew in 2018 that officials kept allegations against athletes in-house. It did nothing.

LSU hired a law firm to review its handling of sexual misconduct claims after USA TODAY found multiple failures. But LSU knew it had problems in 2018.

www.usatoday.com

This thing has a chance to blow up in their faces in a hurry.

And Dameyune Craig is mentioned by name, so he's in the crosshairs too.

 

[casper90403]

I said Cristobal was gone just based on his comment in an interview. Strcitly speculating

 

[nako xl]

The Pac-12 Continues To Be An Embarrassment

The Pac-12 Continues To Be An Embarrassment

The Pac-12 is barely a Power 5 conference at this point and on Monday made a decision that boggles the mind. Washington's football team has suffered a serious C

www.thebiglead.com

Washington's football team has suffered a serious COVID-19 outbreak that will keep the Huskies out of the Pac-12 title game against USC. Instead of doing the smart thing and just awarding the undefeated Trojans the conference title, the Pac-12 decided to crowbar unranked, 3-2 Oregon into the spot. Yes, the Ducks will now face the Trojans in LA on Friday having not earned the trip. Oregon has lost its last two games to bad teams after being taken down by Oregon State and Cal in back-to-back weeks and the Trojans are the Pac-12's only unbeaten team. But sure, this makes sense.

Manipulating things so the conference can actually keep a TV payday with Fox is one thing, but forcing USC to play on Friday night against a team that just had a week off is another. The Trojans aren't a great team, but they are 5-0 and remain the Pac-12's best chance of not being embarrassed in a New Year's Six bowl game. Any other major conference would cater to that team, as the Big Ten did by bending its rules to accommodate Ohio State. But that won't happen because the Pac-12 loves nothing more than to actively undermine itself.

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I said Cristobal was gone just based on his comment in an interview. Strcitly speculating

There’s smoke. He wants the Auburn job but he may be 2nd, 3rd, or 4th on their list.

 

[atlsfinest]

Cristobal gone.

Bring Sark to Oregon

Is Auburn a more desirable job than Oregon? I genuinely don't think so.



Josh Pate at 247 These guys bring up a very good point. Auburn might be the toughest coaching job in the country when you consider the fan bases ridiculous expectations along with their competition. Auburn plays Georgia, LSU and Bama every year get their fans expect them to be in the national championship mix often.

Not to mention that Auburn fans have a little brother mentality with Alabama.

Maybe Cristobal would be leaving just for the money, We all know SEC schools pay a lot better, but I don't think he would last very long there.

 

[ThaxbyChamblis]

Herman calls all his own plays

Or did you mean winning football team?

Was typing too fast, what I meant to say was a HC of a NC team that calls his own plays

 

[dacomeup]

Is Auburn a more desirable job than Oregon? I genuinely don't think so.

Nah, like I said a few days ago, Bama has completely ruined the expectations for the Auburn job. Oregon has lower expectations, and Cristobal would much rather go up against UCLA, ASU and SC for recruits than the SEC, Clemson, Miami and FSU. Plus, a weaker conference and easier path to the CFP.

 

[witnesskb24]

Auburn fans want someone to win the west and beat Saban, which ain’t happening any time soon

 

[atlsfinest]

Auburn fans want someone to win the west and beat Saban, which ain’t happening any time soon

Auburn fans are nuts. I grew up with a lot of them. Nick Saban and the huge influx of money going into schools has warped the expectations for every school in the SEC. Everyone just points to Alabama and says "wl If they can be in the playoffs every single year, why can't we?" Alabama is literally on the greatest 12-year stretch of any college football program in the modern era (post 1970s), a stretch of success will likely never see again.

There are about 5 schools in the SEC that expect to win 10 games every year (UGA, Bama, LSU, Florida, Auburn and TAMU). The math just doesn't work out lol. Auburn plays at least 4 top 15 teams every year (Georgia, Bama, TAMU and LSU and if they want to win the conference, they'll need to beat another top 10 team in the championship game) and it has to recruit in the toughest region of the country. Frankly, I'm surprised they've had as much success as they've had.

 

[nako xl]

Was typing too fast, what I meant to say was a HC of a NC team that calls his own plays

well, let Dabo tell it and...

 

[nako xl]

Auburn fans want someone to win the west and beat Saban, which ain’t happening any time soon

Umm... Gus just did that LAST year

He does it every 2-3 years tbh.

 

[ThaxbyChamblis]

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[heavyhitta10]

yeah, this has officially became a **** show

 

[witnesskb24]

Umm... Gus just did that LAST year

He does it every 2-3 years tbh.

Oh I know. They want it as a regular thing though. Was the last time Auburn was favorites against Bama when Cam was there?

I blame Bo Nix for their suckage

 

[nako xl]

yeah, this has officially became a **** show

I’m guessing they went to officially hire Steele and cooler heads blocked the move.

 

[elpablo21]

 

[dacomeup]

Man, they sound like they just need to shut down the season.