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He will win games, I just can't see them being elite. Maybe he catches a run like the HBC at So Car but I doubt it.
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Winning the 10 games Richt usually won in the East would get him in a conf championship game in the ACC, all he has to do is split one of Clemson and FSU to take Miami to elite status
Dude is the head coach of fukkin Miami, he should at least be able to eventually field a better product than Clemson
Dude is the head coach of fukkin Miami, he should at least be able to eventually field a better product than Clemson
Richt needed a change of scenery. The man won 10 games in his final season and Georgia wanted a NEW coach just as much as it actually wanted a BETTER coach
i expect Richt to do better in Miami, like Rich Rod did better in Arizona compared to Michigan
Competition wont be as strong in the ACC either
i expect Richt to do better in Miami, like Rich Rod did better in Arizona compared to Michigan
Competition wont be as strong in the ACC either
If I wasn't as close to it as UGA fan I would agree. That said:
The competition being down in the ACC is a misnomer. Ultimately he is going to have to beat some combination of ND, FSU and Clemson consistently to win the conference. That's also working off the theory that VT, UVA and UNC don't get better. All three being down seems unlikely.
Being honest he wasn't able to beat UTK, UF and Mizzou consistently to win the SEC East. Keep in mind that UTK and UF were generally down during this time. He clearly had better talent than Mizzou each of those years except one.
You can say he one 10 games but he simply couldn't win big games win it mattered for basically 7 years.
Anything is possible but the signs (when you look deeper) don't my point to it. And the reality is that the longer it takes, the less likely it is.
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Alphonse Taylor arrested on DUI charge
3:26 PM ET
Taylor remained in the Tuscaloosa County jail early Sunday afternoon on $1,000 bond. A jail official didn't have any details on his arrest. Calls to the Tuscaloosa Police Department were referred to a spokesperson, who did not immediately return a message from The Associated Press.
Cam Robinson and defensive back Hootie Jones were arrested in mid-May on drug and weapons charges in their hometown of Monroe, Louisiana, but the district attorney declined to prosecute, citing insufficient evidence.
Coach Nick Saban told reporters at SEC media days that Robinson, an All-SEC left tackle, and Jones faced internal discipline but would have a chance to play in the season opener against USC.
Taylor was already in murky standing before the incident, having spent much of spring practice working with the second-team offense. Saban said Taylor's demotion was because he needed to lose weight and get in better shape.
Information from ESPN senior writer Mark Schlabach contributed to this report.
Alphonse Taylor arrested on DUI charge
3:26 PM ET
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Alex ScarboroughESPN Staff Writer
Taylor remained in the Tuscaloosa County jail early Sunday afternoon on $1,000 bond. A jail official didn't have any details on his arrest. Calls to the Tuscaloosa Police Department were referred to a spokesperson, who did not immediately return a message from The Associated Press.
Cam Robinson and defensive back Hootie Jones were arrested in mid-May on drug and weapons charges in their hometown of Monroe, Louisiana, but the district attorney declined to prosecute, citing insufficient evidence.
Coach Nick Saban told reporters at SEC media days that Robinson, an All-SEC left tackle, and Jones faced internal discipline but would have a chance to play in the season opener against USC.
Taylor was already in murky standing before the incident, having spent much of spring practice working with the second-team offense. Saban said Taylor's demotion was because he needed to lose weight and get in better shape.
Information from ESPN senior writer Mark Schlabach contributed to this report.
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Alphonse Taylor arrested on DUI charge
3:26 PM ET
Alabama offensive lineman Alphonse Taylor was arrested and charged with driving under the influence on Sunday, according to records from the Tuscaloosa County Sheriff's Department website.
Alex ScarboroughESPN Staff Writer
Taylor remained in the Tuscaloosa County jail early Sunday afternoon on $1,000 bond. A jail official didn't have any details on his arrest. Calls to the Tuscaloosa Police Department were referred to a spokesperson, who did not immediately return a message from The Associated Press.
Cam Robinson and defensive back Hootie Jones were arrested in mid-May on drug and weapons charges in their hometown of Monroe, Louisiana, but the district attorney declined to prosecute, citing insufficient evidence.
Coach Nick Saban told reporters at SEC media days that Robinson, an All-SEC left tackle, and Jones faced internal discipline but would have a chance to play in the season opener against USC.
Taylor was already in murky standing before the incident, having spent much of spring practice working with the second-team offense. Saban said Taylor's demotion was because he needed to lose weight and get in better shape.
Information from ESPN senior writer Mark Schlabach contributed to this report.
Finebaum bout to go in on Nick on Monday
8-9 wins, would've been much better with Mullen tho
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Its all fun & games tho, you not a poster i dislike
fukk Oklahoma tho
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Alphonse Taylor arrested on DUI charge
3:26 PM ET
Alabama offensive lineman Alphonse Taylor was arrested and charged with driving under the influence on Sunday, according to records from the Tuscaloosa County Sheriff's Department website.
Alex ScarboroughESPN Staff Writer
Taylor remained in the Tuscaloosa County jail early Sunday afternoon on $1,000 bond. A jail official didn't have any details on his arrest. Calls to the Tuscaloosa Police Department were referred to a spokesperson, who did not immediately return a message from The Associated Press.
Cam Robinson and defensive back Hootie Jones were arrested in mid-May on drug and weapons charges in their hometown of Monroe, Louisiana, but the district attorney declined to prosecute, citing insufficient evidence.
Coach Nick Saban told reporters at SEC media days that Robinson, an All-SEC left tackle, and Jones faced internal discipline but would have a chance to play in the season opener against USC.
Taylor was already in murky standing before the incident, having spent much of spring practice working with the second-team offense. Saban said Taylor's demotion was because he needed to lose weight and get in better shape.
Information from ESPN senior writer Mark Schlabach contributed to this report.
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Alphonse Taylor arrested on DUI charge
3:26 PM ET
Alabama offensive lineman Alphonse Taylor was arrested and charged with driving under the influence on Sunday, according to records from the Tuscaloosa County Sheriff's Department website.
Alex ScarboroughESPN Staff Writer
Taylor remained in the Tuscaloosa County jail early Sunday afternoon on $1,000 bond. A jail official didn't have any details on his arrest. Calls to the Tuscaloosa Police Department were referred to a spokesperson, who did not immediately return a message from The Associated Press.
Cam Robinson and defensive back Hootie Jones were arrested in mid-May on drug and weapons charges in their hometown of Monroe, Louisiana, but the district attorney declined to prosecute, citing insufficient evidence.
Coach Nick Saban told reporters at SEC media days that Robinson, an All-SEC left tackle, and Jones faced internal discipline but would have a chance to play in the season opener against USC.
Taylor was already in murky standing before the incident, having spent much of spring practice working with the second-team offense. Saban said Taylor's demotion was because he needed to lose weight and get in better shape.
Information from ESPN senior writer Mark Schlabach contributed to this report.
Get this slander outta here
Just reporting the news sirGet this slander outta here
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Who gives a shytFinebaum bout to go in on Nick on Monday
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