Where do we think TJ Otzelberger coaches next year?
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He should stay. Great recruiting class coming in and they’re winning at a high level.
Someone will at least double that $1.2 million salary.
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That seemed like such a random hire. He did nothing at unlv in 2 years. Then he pulled off an awesome turnaround immediately. Those offenses are not good tho… but offense was his thing at NDSU…
Like is said, nothing about his 2 years at IsU makes any sense to me
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Well he didn’t have Gabe Kalscheur at UNLV
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He heard me, because he just nailed a tying 3 with 23 seconds left
Where’s our daily Emoni Bates update?
Pretty cool that Duke has wasted no time in spiraling the drain under Scheyer. Raise your hand if you had Northwestern’s Ryan Young keeping the #1 recruit int he nation on the bench
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It’s amazing to me that Coach K could never develop a viable coaching tree. The best coach he’s developed is … Amaker?
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Quin Snyder and then Brey. But it’s a pretty bad tree. Belichickian-like in the inability to translate.
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1/12 (0/5 from 3) in a blowout loss to Akron.
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Johns looking good, was just watching some highlights.
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Yeah Snyder is really the only one here
And you could argue he sort of failed before developing in the G League
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It would be phenomenal if their program just nosedives off the face of the earth.
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I was so confused. I was thinking they were talking about OG Darius Miles.
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There’s a Strip in Tuscaloosa?
I can testify–was there for a soccer camp with my daughter last year. And–like much of Tuscaloosa–it is testimony to the transformative power that UA football has had on the local economy. When I first visited in the early 90s, the place was a sleepy backwater. Today it explodes, as does Tuscaloosa, with money and 100s of mid- and upscale eateries, clothing stores, and bars. To be fair, I guess that a lot of people who work at the Mercedes factories near Birmingham also commute–and have helped transform the economy. But the place certainly clashed with my expectations; the women’s soccer complex easily rivaled Michigan’s.
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