Heupel’s weight and facial scruff

#78
#78
maybe people disagree because:
1. its after a loss
2. there are examples of where that isnt true at all. nobody except you says "i aint gonna listen until u get in shape". only an idiot would tell their boss some nonsense like that
you are so far off track i no longer want to talk about it. you’re not comprehending anything. think whatever you like.
 
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#80
Heupel is objectively one of the best offensive minds in college football

Objectively? This is not a true statement.

Clearly Heupel intentionally thinks the facial hair is macho. I think he should color it jet black.
 
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#81
I admit I've wondered how high school recruits react to someone so out of shape coming into their living rooms to discuss a sport that demands extreme physical fitness, at least at skill positions. I think teenagers respect coaches who physically embody the traits of discipline, hard work, and self-respect. Love CJH, though.
 
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#82
I admit I've wondered how high school recruits react to someone so out of shape coming into their living rooms to discuss a sport that demands extreme physical fitness, at least at skill positions. I think teenagers respect coaches who physically embody the traits of discipline, hard work, and self-respect. Love CJH, though.

I think this has nothing to do with it. Most coaches are not perfectly fit. These guys high school coaches probably aren't.
 
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#87
I don't care about his weight or laziness to shave. If he wants to go for the fat slob look that is his business.
I just want him to coach better football.
 
#88
#88
Can the dude lose some weight? i mean for health reasons alone and it would probaly give him a little fire and energy on the sidelines during the games. He wasn’t a big dude in college best i remember. And also shave or grow a beard out make up your mind, his look is so slobbish looking and unprofessional right now for being a major head coach at a big university.
Would this thread exist if we were undefeated??
 
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#89
I have a friend that is a lower level college head football coach and even at that the time that is required is insane. It is definitely a profession that makes it hard to be a healthy and fit person. You absolutely have to make it a priority and it’s so hard to do. It’s a personal thing for me and I have always thought he looks awful but if you win, nobody cares and when you don’t people care it’s just that simple.
 
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I have a friend that is a lower level college head football coach and even at that the time that is required is insane. It is definitely a profession that makes it hard to be a healthy and fit person. You absolutely have to make it a priority and it’s so hard to do. It’s a personal thing for me and I have always thought he looks awful but if you win, nobody cares and when you don’t people care it’s just that simple.

This topic just reminds me that the number 1 health problem in this country is heart disease and that if people were truly serious about causing that to change, they’d be serious with their diet and exercise.

It always kills me when people say they just don’t have the time for improve their diet and exercise.

While the GLP-1’s work, most people use it as a bandaid and don’t really pair it with actual lifestyle changes.
 
#93
#93
Was watching Stoops go off on the refs last night. At least he has some fire. Hype lets them run over him.
Really working out well for Stoops, huh? He’s got the worst team in the SEC but at least he yells at refs.
 
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#94
Can the dude lose some weight? i mean for health reasons alone and it would probaly give him a little fire and energy on the sidelines during the games. He wasn’t a big dude in college best i remember. And also shave or grow a beard out make up your mind, his look is so slobbish looking and unprofessional right now for being a major head coach at a big university.
So you're so upset about a loss, you start a thread to whine about the head coach's weight and shaving habits......

Good grief, only on VolNation...
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#95
I plan to create a thread about how lazy I am. A storm knocked down a tree in my backyard and I refuse to chop it up. What do you guys and gals think?
 
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It's certainly not the MOST important factor, but leading by example is a no-brainer. Pick up any book on leadership. Ask a sports psychologist. Read scientific literature.

From Grok (references available):

In sports psychology, the impact of a coach’s physical fitness on player response is nuanced and depends on context, but research and anecdotal evidence suggest it can play a role. Physically fit coaches often command greater respect and credibility, as they visibly embody the discipline, work ethic, and lifestyle they preach. This can enhance their ability to motivate players, particularly in sports where physical conditioning is paramount, like football, basketball, or track. Players may perceive a fit coach as more relatable, authentic, or capable of understanding the physical demands of the sport, fostering trust and adherence to training regimens.
 
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It's certainly not the MOST important factor, but leading by example is a no-brainer. Pick up any book on leadership. Ask a sports psychologist. Read scientific literature.

From Grok (references available):

So what’s your point?
 
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I plan to create a thread about how lazy I am. A storm knocked down a tree in my backyard and I refuse to chop it up. What do you guys and gals think?
Great idea and as relevant as this one.

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I mean most people with weight and diet issues are often living a complacent lifestyle. It’s not controversial to say that.

I wish Heupel a long and prosperous life. Blaming his appearance for losses is dumb.

Saying he could improve his health and appearance with diet changes isn’t an attack either.
 
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