Possible, not very likely though.... and also, this is a Scotty thread, not a Riley bashing thread, but thanks for playing.
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Scott Frost gets a raise and extension
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LOL!!!!LOL, it will be in the same ball park at least. You know me...
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Pretty funny.LOL, it will be in the same ball park at least. You know me...
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Help me out here. Are you saying that coaches that have won don't have a lot to prove? ...or better yet, define "won" in this case.
True. SF will help his players succeed in the classroom and on the field. He is a coach that puts his players above himself. You won't see players leaving his program in droves. He's good and he deserves to be leading young men. But I can't say how many championships he will win. He is facing plenty of competition.
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Even the great ones can't rest on their laurels. That's what makes them great, year after year, competing for championships.
Winning is winning, a lot. Championships. Always having a team competitive, even in a loss. Sometimes, you come up just short, but know you'll get them the next time.
That's right, HIO....so, in other words... a coach having a lot to prove describes most all coaches....
That he's a nice guy, but a bad fit?
I guess so man.
On this thread it is MR apologists who are saying they are unimpressed with SF. So it seems logical to bring him up. And its not MR bashing. Its just stating facts...putting things in perspective.
UCF had the AAC champs on the ropes. Temple had to score a TD from their own 30 yard line with 32 seconds remaining in order to win. UCF decided to play the prevent defense and it didn't work. Very close to 7-6.
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only in your head. Coaches can be judged on their own without being compared to a coach at a different level of play.
Or coaches can be compared to other coaches to put things in perspective. You can do it your way, and I'll do it my way....but whatever you do, don't knock the twist.
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Is this your new idea of a clever tag line?
As to the topic I see nothing wrong with comparing P5 coaches to each other or comparing how a past coach vs a current coach do things. However comparing a coach with 20 years as a P5 coach to a 1 year G5 coach just seems like an apples to oranges comparison.
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