so rhule wanted dana in january as oc

[redwine65]

holgerson's comment about the play book being hefty and nfl heavy was of note..(a tad too much)
I often hear the high school recruits want to learn to be nfl players, but perhaps they should get down being college players first.

 

[Spinner45]

that's how a retard would interpret it.

i'm saying that what people say about the current HC on a podium often times differs from the truth.

did Mickey Joseph stand at the dais and say "yeah Frost was a tail-chasing alcoholic, that's why I'm here now"

people like you take everything at face value then feign surprise when easily deducible details come out.

be smarter than that, for once.

Anyone with a clear head knows that Dana was offered Glenn Thomas’s spot, which was basically Assistant OC, not really CO. And it probably doesn’t work out for us in the long run that way cause Dana would have seen day 1 how awful Satterfield was and he’d probably just been frustrated to have to take a back seat to a fool. This would have added more fatigue to his burnout. And most likely Dana’s says adios after this year. The DH story in Lincoln needed to work out this way cause he needed the control. Alphas don’t take back seats to betas

The narrative for a few sunshine-pumpers these last few weeks is funny. Seen it the same way with the last few coaches. Next week, after we beat Iowa tomorrow, one of them will claim Matt’s going to be interviewing with the Saints and Giants but not sure if they can match Penn States offer.

granted I appreciate glass half full people but it’s those that will tell you it’s not half full, but completely full and actually over full when it’s clearly not that are hard to handle