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#301
#301
114VOL said:
Once again, you have no idea as to what you're talking about. Have you ever worked in a college AD or professional NFL team? If not, then you should probably STFU with these idiotic posts because you're extremely uninformed
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And what are your credentials working in those departments?
 
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#302
#302
whobethis16 said:
Coaching in NFL and college is the same, only WAY different - latimes

Beg to differ.

And do you not think these prima donna 5* players don't whine and complain about not getting the ball?
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“Because I said so” wasn’t working, so you tried to find an article in hopes that “because Sam Farmer says so” might work better.

This is such a dumb argument. We’re talking about the highest level, with the best competition and the most parity, compared to amateurs with gigantic talent advantages. Let’s talk next about how John Calipari considers college basketball “harder” than the NBA, lol
 
#303
#303
The professional level demands at least the same amount of work, if not more (and again, suggesting NFL coaches don’t work as many hours is hilarious) and the work itself is much harder and more complicated. On top of that, the others working to beat you are significantly smarter in terms of X’s and O’s and you don’t have a giant talent advantage like Phil had for a decade.
 
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#305
NashVol11 said:
“Because I said so” wasn’t working, so you tried to find an article in hopes that “because Sam Farmer says so” might work better.

This is such a dumb argument. We’re talking about the highest level, with the best competition and the most parity, compared to amateurs with gigantic talent advantages. Let’s talk next about how John Calipari considers college basketball “harder” than the NBA, lol
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College students are of higher level, but that doesn't mean teaching college is harder than teaching 20 2nd graders.

You're just butthurt I found an article from a legitimate source that says you're wrong.
 
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#306
#306
whobethis16 said:
College students are of higher level, but that doesn't mean teaching college is harder than teaching 20 2nd graders.

You're just butthurt I found an article from a legitimate source that says you're wrong.
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I'm disappointed that someone gave that guy a platform for what is essentially a Bleacher Report article, but you are free to be as willfully ignorant as you'd like.

Your point was that coaching in the NFL is easier. Based on winning percentage and the length of the average tenure, you are dead wrong. You can talk about recruiting all you want, but those guys were obviously getting enough recruits to win at a greater clip than they had in the NFL. And there's a reason for that.

That leaves you with nothing but time commitment, which again, is hilarious:

Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh clocks long hours to prep for game day - ESPN The Magazine
 
#307
#307
NashVol11 said:
I'm disappointed that someone gave that guy a platform for what is essentially a Bleacher Report article, but you are free to be as willfully ignorant as you'd like.

Your point was that coaching in the NFL is easier. Based on winning percentage and the length of the average tenure, you are dead wrong. You can talk about recruiting all you want, but those guys were obviously getting enough recruits to win at a greater clip than they had in the NFL. And there's a reason for that.

That leaves you with nothing but time commitment, which again, is hilarious:

Baltimore Ravens head coach John Harbaugh clocks long hours to prep for game day - ESPN The Magazine
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Again, he actually has the availability and access to do that much. College coaches don't, because they have so many more responsibilities and restrictions, ie working around class schedules, and the big one, constantly kissing the ass of 17 year olds to come to the school. NFL coaches just have to worry about game prep.
 
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#309
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whobethis16 said:
College students are of higher level, but that doesn't mean teaching college is harder than teaching 20 2nd graders.

You're just butthurt I found an article from a legitimate source that says you're wrong.
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I doubt he's butt hurt over YOU finding an article that supports your uninformed opinion.
 
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whobethis16 said:
Again, he actually has the availability and access to do that much. College coaches don't, because they have so many more responsibilities and restrictions, ie working around class schedules, and the big one, constantly kissing the ass of 17 year olds to come to the school. NFL coaches just have to worry about game prep.
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If you see a lot of room in Harbaugh’s schedule, I’m assuming you just read the title of the article and didn’t click on it
 
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