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2025 College Football Thread


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2 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

The arm tackling is lol funny.   In theory I get hiring belicheck but the plug needs to be pulled asap

I don't think we can afford to both buy him out and hire a replacement. We're fuged for the next couple years. I said going in that this was an absolute book or bust move but it's an even bigger bust than I could've imagined. This is late stage Bunting/Fedora level terrible and we're just getting started.

If the Heels are as good as expected on the hardwood this year and Hubert gets the bball program rolling again this might be the nail in the coffin for football in UNC. Good luck getting the boosters to go all in on football again after this.

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7 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

I don't think we can afford to both buy him out and hire a replacement. We're fuged for the next couple years. I said going in that this was an absolute book or bust move but it's an even bigger bust than I could've imagined. This is late stage Bunting/Fedora level terrible and we're just getting started.

He clearly doesn't understand college football 

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1 minute ago, mrcompletely11 said:

He clearly doesn't understand college football 

He doesn't understand talent evaluation he didn't at the NFL level either. Undeniably good coach but undeniably an unbelievably atrocious evaluator of talent. He just needs to be a coach and have absolutely nothing to do with assembling a roster but good luck convincing his ego of that. We're cooked for the foreseeable future.

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10 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

He doesn't understand talent evaluation he didn't at the NFL level either. Undeniably good coach but undeniably an unbelievably atrocious evaluator of talent. He just needs to be a coach and have absolutely nothing to do with assembling a roster but good luck convincing his ego of that. We're cooked for the foreseeable future.

You guys are relying on Mike Lombardi 🤡 

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