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You called down the thunder well now you've got it
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I get it.. I too love a lot of the old great players that I never got to see and have been forgotten...Hank Greenberg..Johnny Mize..Carl Hubbel...Lefty Gomez...Chuck Klein...etc etc etc, and then some from the later eras like Clemente, Mantle and Mays..etc etc etc..I really love baseball history. Reading about him was very enjoyable to me. I also read Shoeless Joe (the book that became Field of Dreams) and it just really hit me in the feels. I also love reading about Pete Reiser. Eight Men Out is also a great flick. Anyway, you don't have to agree with me, but it is who I am. We definitely disagree but I don't respect or like you any less for it. FFL
So many. I remember seeing Willie play in the early 1970s but he was a shell of his former self.I get it.. I too love a lot of the old great players that I never got to see and have been forgotten...Hank Greenberg..Johnny Mize..Carl Hubbel...Lefty Gomez...Chuck Klein...etc etc etc, and then some from the later eras like Clemente, Mantle and Mays..etc etc etc..
Heupal was hired on like Jan 27th and we had like 30 guys transfer/hit the portal... No one was talking about fixing anything then... They also enjoyed feasting on the portal, picking up elite talent that helped them win (Toot, Gibbs, etc) ... STRAIGHT F every bammer cry baby three ways... they don't have a leg to stand on and deserve whatever fallout they get ... Karma for Skankey and the SEC protecting them/looking the other way while for years they blatantly bought players with cars, homes and jobs for family members, etc... SUCK.IT.
It really is..it is almost unbelievable. A lot of high level programs have had bad records, fired their coach and then had good-great seasons quickly...but in every case it was usually a case of the team having a lot of talent and them quitting on the previous coach and buying into the new guy.When they do it, even if there ends up being the same amount of players leaving, the remaining players at Bama are way better and DeBoer doesn't have an NCAA investigstion/future punishment hanging over his head.
What Heupel has done has been nothing short of miraculous.
Here here!It really is..it is almost unbelievable. A lot of high level programs have had bad records, fired their coach and then had good-great seasons quickly...but in every case it was usually a case of the team having a lot of talent and them quitting on the previous coach and buying into the new guy.
That is NOT what happened here...we were gutted, just nuked into oblivion. The impatient idiots that frequent this place either are too stupid to understand how bad it was, or are just too big of an impatient asshelo to care.
Heupel raking that roster and molding it into one of the best teams in all of CFB was an ALL-TIME great coaching job...and he doesn't get anywhere near the recognition or appreciation he deserves from either our fanbase or the national-regional-local media for that miracle.
They look at Hooker, Hyatt, Tillman and Wright and think they were the reason..but none of those guys had been much before Heupel got ahold of them...just unfulfilled potential.
We have a great football coach...I am thankful.