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Can anyone dispute this


therealmjl

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how many threads are you going to post this in? Lol

Sure, I can dispute it.  Dude took a bunch of mediocre college players to the Sugar Bowl and played a competitive game.  He is clearly a good coach.  His success in college was not built on crazy recruiting, it was built on motivation, play calling, and matchups.  He wasn't perfect, but he was good.

How much he is getting paid is not relevant.  Tepper's pocket books are deep enough that it doesn't matter.  This is who Tepper wanted - that is what matters.  How highly paid he is - not relevant.

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if you're looking for a coach who has never blown a lead or had bad things to point out then good luck. the Patriots blew a 21 point lead to the Bills a few years ago if i remember right.

the fact remains that he's taken multiple bottom of the barrels teams and turned them into winners.

his success will largely depend on coordinators tbh

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3 minutes ago, mjligon said:

there are some facts in there including the awful loss in the bowl game against georgia's scrubs and that OU game dispute that.

awful loss in the bowl game?  did you watch the game?  It wasn't awful... they had a chance... but they were clearly outclassed.

that was not Georgia's scrubs lol what.  They didn't have a couple OL in there, sure, but Fromm certainly was playing well.

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5 minutes ago, mjligon said:

there are some facts in there including the awful loss in the bowl game against georgia's scrubs and that OU game dispute that.

Barstool is low hanging fruit, disguised neoconservative content as mocking sexual assaults, degrading women, and glorifying garbage. 

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