Recent content by BelievetheHeup2022

It's official. Time to close the thread. :rolleyes:

Probably should worry about their own offense Tennessee's offensive rankings under Heupel 2021 7th 2022 1st 2023 37th 2024 14th LSUs offensive rankings during that same span 2021 80th 2022 24th 2023 1st 2024 47th

Generally, AP would start letting everyone down if he was conceding. Hasn't happened as of yet. Tells me at the least the coaches haven't been informed they are out.

Sounds like a legit source

Here's exactly what AP said

When did she get twitter?

And then you have people that stick their head in the sand and blindly trust that refs have zero impact on a game. Those 'fans' are probably the smoothest brained fans of the bunch.

Could say the same to you for being so oblivious

You can try to jazz it up all you want, but it was overkill compared to what was just levied to Michigan. Their current coach got a show cause and still gets to coach. Since when is a show cause levied and the coach gets to continue working at the place he committed the infractions? His only...

His story had quotes from when Hiter and his family visited Knoxville this summer. So it wasn't any new data. Just said he's been leaning Michigan and nothing new is out there to change his mind. AP still says 50/50. Will be interesting to see if anything leaks after the weekend going into Tuesday

Just to add context to Wiltfong's article

Quotes from Heupel per VQ

With the new scholarship limits, even under that scenario Michigan could still have 95-100 players under scholarship. Very limited impact on depth. I don't see anything of significance here. I wouldn't be surprised if this isn't the NCAAs last big investigation, at least in football.

NCAA is a paper tiger at this point. If they try to make any noise here, Michigan will appeal. If that doesn't work they will take the NCAA to court where the NCAA is 0 for life.