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Re: College Football Coach of the Year Debate
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Who the hell said Gary Barnett? OH yeah...me ROFL [/ QUOTE ] Yeah, he would have been a decent choice for top 10 probably (toward the back), but not #1. Colorado is [censored] up IMO. I think it probably should have gone to Mr. Brown @ Texas. It's tough to win an award when you only meet expectations though. |
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Who the hell said Gary Barnett? OH yeah...me ROFL [/ QUOTE ] I'll take the blame for mentioning it first. I don't see how he deserved to be fired either. |
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Re: College Football Coach of the Year Debate
Anyway you want to slice it, ND still has a far more talented squadron then Penn St. Why don't people realize they draw more All-Americans than any other school beside Texas, Miami, and USC? I laugh when people claim that it's going to be "difficult" to revive ND because of the lack of talent. Penn St's two biggest high school headliners are injured and playing backup (Williams, Morelli).
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Re: College Football Coach of the Year Debate
Per rivals.com, Penn State vs ND recruiting classes:
2005: Penn State 25, ND 40 2004: Penn State 14, ND 32 2003: Penn State 93, ND 12 2002: Penn State 21, ND 24 So, 3 out of 4 years, Penn State had a better recruiting class, at least viewed initially. Of course, the one year that ND beat Penn State, it looks like JoePa didn't even try, so the overall edge probably still goes to ND. However, I think it's pretty clear that at least recently, both Penn State and ND have been pretty far down the list, neither of them even close to drawing the most All-Americans. |
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Re: College Football Coach of the Year Debate
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Per rivals.com, Penn State vs ND recruiting classes: 2005: Penn State 25, ND 40 2004: Penn State 14, ND 32 2003: Penn State 93, ND 12 2002: Penn State 21, ND 24 So, 3 out of 4 years, Penn State had a better recruiting class, at least viewed initially. Of course, the one year that ND beat Penn State, it looks like JoePa didn't even try, so the overall edge probably still goes to ND. However, I think it's pretty clear that at least recently, both Penn State and ND have been pretty far down the list, neither of them even close to drawing the most All-Americans. [/ QUOTE ] However, on average(last 4 years), ND is higher over Penn St. by about 11 places. 38(penn)-28th(ND) It also looks like the 2003 class is more likely playing now for ND than the 2004 Penn State class. b |
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