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Welp, a lesson learned by the NFL thanks to the Bucs...

Zod

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TheRumGone Grand Master

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God it must suck to be a Bucs' fan:

"But, Schiano HAS to go. It’s one thing to hate your coach (as both fans and players) if they’re a rousing success, but Schiano is just a hard-assed prick that consistently embarrasses the organization both personally AND with the team that is the product of his coaching.

 

He has done NOTHING to engender any goodwill and has no success to sustain the fans having to suffer through both the losing AND the circus. It’s the worst of all worlds.

 

Please, please, please–Glazers, Dominick, whoever; for the love of god, fire this walking dumpster-fire of a coach."

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CPcavedweller Grand Master

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The Cards were just downing the ball twice and he had his guys rush and try to get it both times.

What a douche.

I'm fine with that. I'd love to see effort on every single down every game because as we have learned, the differences in some games have been just that.

Extra points are a great example. If everyone is just going to stand around then why are you out there? If you're not going to attempt to block a kick until the game winning 38 yarder, you don't deserve to win.

This is the one area college football is an improvement over the NFL, effort on kicking plays. It often turns out to be the difference in a game.

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I'm fine with that. I'd love to see effort on every single down every game because as we have learned, the differences in some games have been just that.

Extra points are a great example. If everyone is just going to stand around then why are you out there? If you're not going to attempt to block a kick until the game winning 38 yarder, you don't deserve to win.

This is the one area college football is an improvement over the NFL, effort on kicking plays. It often turns out to be the difference in a game.

 

 

2003 gave in Tampa reminds me a instance of how important that is.

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Mr. Scot Grand Master

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I'm fine with that. I'd love to see effort on every single down every game because as we have learned, the differences in some games have been just that.

Extra points are a great example. If everyone is just going to stand around then why are you out there? If you're not going to attempt to block a kick until the game winning 38 yarder, you don't deserve to win.

This is the one area college football is an improvement over the NFL, effort on kicking plays. It often turns out to be the difference in a game.

Effort toward blocking an extra point is a good thing.

Blitzing a victory formation is stupid.

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http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/9752860/josh-freeman-pressuring-tampa-bay-buccanners-cut

 

Josh Freeman has requested a trade, but he is pressuring the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for his outright release, allowing him to receive his full $6.2 million remaining salary and the freedom to sign where he chooses. The team has no intention of immediately doing that, however, according to sources.

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http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/9752860/josh-freeman-pressuring-tampa-bay-buccanners-cut

 

Josh Freeman has requested a trade, but he is pressuring the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for his outright release, allowing him to receive his full $6.2 million remaining salary and the freedom to sign where he chooses. The team has no intention of immediately doing that, however, according to sources.

 

i would as well. the bucs org is sinking to pretty low levels of douchiness.

 

it's only a matter of time before there is an outright mutiny of players. i think the reason they aren't yet is because they know that the bucs will commence a smear campaign against them and all of a sudden there would be all kinds of dirty/freshly spun laundry coming out about them from "anonymous league sources".

 

that FO and coaching staff is playing as dirty off the field as the saints D did on field....and what's worse is they are doing it with their own players.

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Imagine how idiotic the players must feel when they are trying to bust up the victory formation of the team that just spanked them.

It would be funny to see what would happen if the players refused to do it.

Be even funnier if a team was prepared for it and blew up the guys who came in.

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rayzor Grand Master

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Chud turned em down? How embarrassingly bad is your organization when you get passed over by someone to take a job with the Browns of all teams.

 

chud was the 6th or 7th choice of the browns, if that tells you something.

 

funny...kelly toyed with both teams before blowing them off.

 

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When searching for a head coach to turn around a losing mentality...

 

don't go looking for the finest football mind New Jersey has to offer...

 

alg-greg-schiano-runs-jpg.jpg

 

 

lol, what a tool. They need to fire everyone in the entire hiring process of this guy.

 

...He looks like he never really got over that debilitating childhood affliction called 'dumb face'....I hope we massacre their azzes...

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