No he was talking to the ones who aren't supporting the team by either attending or watching. Does that include you?Originally Posted by T1
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No he was talking to the ones who aren't supporting the team by either attending or watching. Does that include you?
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"...... we have great coach so don't tell me we need new coach ...", actually sounds like he may be addressing those who think we need a new coach. Opinion, you know.
That's good, to me that says he'll honor his commitment and won't transfer even when Holtz runs him into the ground loss after loss.
Obvious the kid wss hit too many in the head too many times this season.
Obvious the kid was hit in the head too many times this season.
Obvious i cant fix errors on my phone.
How ironic. You act a if you know me, and you don't. I doubt there's a guy on this board that doesn't think he (or she) is smarter today than they were 10 or 20 years go.
Did he transfer?
I kinda want Holtz to do something miraculous in the next 2-3 years now just so I can see everyone's comment flip around saying how they always supported him and love him as our head coach. The bashing on here is just beating a dead horse and is getting really old to see. Can we talk about something else? It is the off-season (for us, at least).
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I don't know you and have no reason to pretend I do. But I do know you frequently comment on our AD's youth and you commented that Dixon is 19 years old, implying his faith in his coach counts for nothing. Many people are smarter than 10 or 20 years ago, but that doesn't mean everything one does or says as a young person is stupid. Just as everything one does or says as an older person is not smart.
And something a young player who actually plays for the coach says should not be considered dumber than what a fan who has never played for the coach believes.
How old are you?
Name Year Team Record Conference Eddie Robinson 1941 Grambling 1–5–1 Bobby Bowden 1976 Florida State 5–6 Bear Bryant 1954 Texas A&M 1–9 0–6 Bear Bryant 1958 Alabama 5–4–1 3–4–1 Joe Paterno 1966 Penn State 5–5 Frank Beamer 1987 Virginia Tech 2–9 Frank Beamer 1988 Virginia Tech 3–8 Frank Beamer 1989 Virginia Tech 6–4–1 Frank Beamer 1990 Virginia Tech 6–5 Frank Beamer 1991 Virginia Tech 5–6 1–0 Frank Beamer 1992 Virginia Tech 2–8–1 1–4 Lou Holtz 1969 William & Mary 3–7 2–2 Lou Holtz 1970 William & Mary 5–7 3–1 Lou Holtz 1971 William & Mary 5–6 4–1 Lou Holtz 1984 Minnesota 4–7 3–6 Lou Holtz 1986 Notre Dame 5–6 Lou Holtz 1999 South Carolina 0–11 0–8 Mack Brown 1985 Tulane 1–10 Mack Brown 1986 Tulane 4–7 Mack Brown 1987 Tulane 6–6 Mack Brown 1988 North Carolina 1–10 1–6 Mack Brown 1989 North Carolina 1–10 0–7 Woody Hayes 1951 Ohio State 4–3–2 2–3–2 Steve Spurrier 1987 Duke 5–6 2–5 Brian Kelly 2004 Central Michigan 4–7 3–5 Les Miles 2001 Oklahoma State 4–7 2–6 Mike Leach 2012 Washington State 3–9 1–8 Mike Leach 2013 Washington State 6–7 4–5 Steve Sarkisian 2009 Washington 5–7 4–5 Brady Hoke 2003 Ball State 4–8 3–5 Brady Hoke 2004 Ball State 2–9 2–6 Brady Hoke 2005 Ball State 4–7 4–4 Brady Hoke 2006 Ball State 5–7 5–3 Brady Hoke 2009 San Diego State 4–8 2–6 Tommy Tuberville 1999 Auburn 5–6 2–6 Tony Levine 2012 Houston 5–7 4–4 June Jones 2008 SMU 1–11 0–8 George O'Leary 1994 Georgia Tech 0–3 0–2 George O'Leary 2004 UCF 0–11 0–8 David Cutcliffe 2008 Duke 4–8 1–7 David Cutcliffe 2009 Duke 5–7 3–5 David Cutcliffe 2010 Duke 3–9 1–7 David Cutcliffe 2011 Duke 3–9 1–7 Paul Johnson 2002 Navy 2–10 Randy Edsall 1999 Connecticut 4–7 3–5 Randy Edsall 2000 Connecticut 3–8 Randy Edsall 2001 Connecticut 2–9 Randy Edsall 2011 Maryland 2–10 1–7 Randy Edsall 2012 Maryland 4–8 2–6 Al Golden 2006 Temple 1–11 Al Golden 2007 Temple 4–8 4–4 Al Golden 2008 Temple 5–7 4–4 Al Golden 2011 Miami 6–6 3–5 Dave Doeren 2013 NC State 3–9 0–8 Art Briles 2008 Baylor 4–8 2–6 Art Briles 2009 Baylor 4–8 1–7 Bill Snyder 1989 Kansas State 1–10 0–7 Bill Snyder 1990 Kansas State 5–6 2–5 Mike Gundy 2005 Oklahoma State 4–7 1–7 Gary Patterson 2001 TCU 6–6 4–3 Kirk Ferentz 1999 Iowa 1–10 0–8 Kirk Ferentz 2000 Iowa 3–9 3–5 Jerry Kill 2011 Minnesota 3–9 2–6 Pat Fitzgerald 2006 Northwestern 4–8 2–6 Pat Fitzgerald 2007 Northwestern 6–6 3–5 Darrell Hazell 2011 Kent State 5–7 4–4 Darrell Hazell 2013 Purdue 1–11 0–8 Gary Andersen 2009 Utah State 4–8 3–5 Gary Andersen 2010 Utah State 4–8 2–6 Doc Holliday 2010 Marshall 5–7 4–4 Dan McCarney 1995 Iowa State 3–8 1–6 Dan McCarney 1996 Iowa State 2–9 1–7 Dan McCarney 1997 Iowa State 1–10 1–7 Dan McCarney 1998 Iowa State 3–8 1–7 Dan McCarney 1999 Iowa State 4–7 1–7 Dan McCarney 2011 North Texas 5–7 4–4 Dan McCarney 2012 North Texas 4–8 3–5 David Bailiff 2007 Rice 3–9 3–5 David Bailiff 2009 Rice 2–10 2–6 David Bailiff 2010 Rice 4–8 3–5 David Bailiff 2011 Rice 4–8 3–5 Todd Monken 2013 Southern Miss 1–11 1–7 Curtis Johnson 2012 Tulane 2–10 2–6 Larry Coker 2011 UTSA 4–6 Jeff Quinn 2010 Buffalo 2–10 1–7 Jeff Quinn 2011 Buffalo 3–9 2–6 Jeff Quinn 2012 Buffalo 4–8 3–5 Dan Enos 2010 Central Michigan 3–9 2–6 Dan Enos 2011 Central Michigan 3–9 2–6 Frank Solich 2005 Ohio 4–7 3–5 Jim McElwain 2012 Colorado State 4–8 3–5 Norm Chow 2012 Hawaii 3–9 1–7 Norm Chow 2013 Hawaii 1–11 0–8 Bobby Hauck 2010 UNLV 2–11 2–6 Bobby Hauck 2011 UNLV 2–10 1–6 Bobby Hauck 2012 UNLV 2–11 2–6 Rich Rodriguez 2001 West Virginia 3–8 1–6 Rich Rodriguez 2008 Michigan 3–9 2–6 Rich Rodriguez 2009 Michigan 5–7 1–7 Sonny Dykes 2010 Louisiana Tech 5–7 4–4 Sonny Dykes 2013 California 1–11 0–9 Mike MacIntyre 2010 San Jose State 1–12 0–8 Mike MacIntyre 2011 San Jose State 5–7 3–4 Mike MacIntyre 2013 Colorado 4–8 1–8 Mike Riley 1997 Oregon State 3–8 0–8 Mike Riley 1998 Oregon State 5–6 2–6 Bret Bielema 2013 Arkansas 3–9 0–8 Mark Stoops 2013 Kentucky 2–10 0–8 Dan Mullen 2009 Mississippi State 5–7 3–5 Gary Pinkel 1991 Toledo 5–5–1 4–3–1 Gary Pinkel 2001 Missouri 4–7 3–5 Gary Pinkel 2002 Missouri 5–7 2–6 Butch Jones 2010 Cincinnati 4–8 2–5 Butch Jones 2013 Tennessee 5–7 2–6 Bobby Petrino 2008 Arkansas 5–7 2–6
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