College Football 2017-2018

jgrange said:
Ohio State way overrated every single year.
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I'm a big fan of tOSU, but next year is going to be a rough one. They are one of the few teams that always reload, but the losses this year are much more significant. I am more excited about our new QBs, because Barrett was limited. Haskins looks incredible.
 
Kaiser said:
I'm a big fan of tOSU, but next year is going to be a rough one. They are one of the few teams that always reload, but the losses this year are much more significant. I am more excited about our new QBs, because Barrett was limited. Haskins looks incredible.
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Yes, your QBs do look good. Curious to see if that's what you needed. D-line and secondary have been legit for years now. How much are you losing there?

I'm a PSU fan - we're losing a lot of defensive starters but we're also getting our best secondary player back from injury and the middle of the defense is getting replaced by legitimate recruits. I'm not sure what to expect out of next season yet. Media says we'll take a step back because Barkley is leaving yet our OC going QB heavy and forgetting Barkley at times is what ruined his Heisman chances. The RB position is stocked with good recruits waiting to get playing time so we'll see.
 
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and lane kiffin's your boss

Updated Jan. 19

Baylor: Former Tennessee Titans wide receivers coach Frisman Jackson has joined the Baylor staff as wide receivers coach. Jackson worked for Matt Rhule at Temple.

LSU: Running backs coach Tommie Robinson has interviewed for the Chicago Bears running backs job, according to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport.

Wisconsin: Head coach Paul Chryst’s five-year contract has been renewed through 2022.

BYU: Linebackers coach Steve Kaufisu has stepped down, Weber State defensive backs coach Preston Hadley has joined BYU as safeties coach, and previous safeties coach Ed Lamb will move to linebackers. The 10th assistant spot will be on the offensive side.

Louisiana Lafayette: Southeastern Louisiana head coach Ron Roberts will join the Louisiana Lafayette staff as defensive coordinator, a person with knowledge of the situation tells The Athletic’s Chris Vannini. ESPN’s Adam Rittenberg first reported the news.

Cal: Former Louisville defensive coordinator Peter Sirmon has been named inside linebackers coach / associate head coach (defense) at Cal.

Illinois: Former Arizona co-offensive coordinator Rod Smith has been named offensive coordinator / quarterbacks coach at Illinois, and Trinity Catholic High School (Mo.) head coach Cory Patterson has been named tight ends coach.

Louisville: Defensive coordinator Peter Sirmon has resigned.

Michigan State: Mark Dantonio said today that former Kent State head coach Paul Haynes has joined the staff as defensive backs coach. In addition, co-defensive coordinator Mike Tressel will be the lone defensive coordinator, and the remaining two openings will be filled by the middle of next week.

Louisiana Lafayette: Former Mississippi State tight ends coach D.J. Looney has been named assistant offensive line coach at Louisiana Lafayette.

Alabama: Penn State wide receivers coach Josh Gattis will join the Alabama staff as a co-offensive coordinator, according to Bruce Feldman.

UTSA: Auburn analyst Al Borges has been named UTSA offensive coordinator. The 62-year-old Borges has been an offensive coordinator at 11 different schools.

Purdue: Co-offensive coordinator / tight ends coach / special teams coordinator Tony Levine has resigned to pursue opportunities outside of coaching, the school announced.

Alabama: Wide receivers coach Mike Locksley has been promoted to offensive coordinator / quarterbacks coach, according to ESPN’s Chris Low. In addition, Bama Insider reports Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College defensive backs coach Stevon Moore will join Alabama as a defensive analyst.
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kaboom goes MSU football

In what Title IX investigators called “a sexually hostile environment," at least 16 Michigan State football players have been named in accusations of rape or violence against women since Mark Dantonio became head coach in 2007.
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edit and bball

BREAKING: Michigan State coaches Tom Izzo and Mark Dantonio expected to both retire in the next few days.
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