He prefers the west coast but it wasn't complete culture shock. His mother is from Georgia.
Correction.....Not that it makes and difference but for accuracies sake I'll correct myself. My sister who worked with her ~ 1969-1972 said she was from Jacksonville, FL.
We also need QBs that never miss their targets, receivers that never drop passes, O lineman that never miss a block, defenders that are always in position and never miss a tackle, backs that never fumble, etc........
Looked like they came from a thrift store. The ugliest college uniforms I've ever seen.
Why don't we just wear the best looking uniforms in college football for all home games.......orange jerseys with white britches ?
College football's boosters rankings....2023 stats
Oregon number 1
UT number 14
https://247sports.com/longformarticle/college-sports-top-donors-ranking-the-most-generous-athletics-boosters-214986422/#2225305
And athletic department revenue rankings 2022....
tOSU number 1
UT number 18...
And now Trump speaks to the issue.
"These colleges are all going out of business"
https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/other/trump-on-rising-nil-bidding-wars-these-colleges-are-all-going-to-go-out-of-business/ar-AA1QeTQM
Although Saban alluded to this immediately after the loss to Michigan couple of years ago, Brett Favre, in a "Sporting News" article that I'm unable to link, said this is the reason Saban quit and won't return to coaching.
Kiffin's answer....."The one with the most NIL money"
https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/college/ole-miss/2025/11/10/lane-kiffin-ole-miss-florida-coaching-job-news/86990499007/
I hope he won't either and think the odds of him doing so are close to zero. But Re: "....he’s had some rough luck on bad officiating, injuries, and of course player/NIL drama. If he wants to be great, he’s going to have to overcome those things,..."
How do you control the officials, injuries...
Some of those drops should definitely have been made but some were difficult because of where the ball was thrown. I asked a friend who was an NFL receiver what he considered a throw that "hit the receiver in the hands". He said "waist to face" without arms fully extended, i.e. too high, too low...
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