ZeroBullChip

Hey!

Always look on the bright side of life.

I guess I've been out of the game too long?  Who is that guy?

BWHAHA  No more Mamma Trib.

I'm a little delirious, perhaps giddy over this.  Hope it's true.

It was a perfect storm of the firing of leavitt and the implosion of the BE

His offense did nothing, he was shown the door if he kept it .  The Gulf Coast spread stuff was not his.  Second to that all the statistics being brandished were against nobodies.  His lack of coaching talent was exposed at Oregon and FSU.  The smartest thing he did was hire Leavitt.

I'd show up to campus and cheer him on his first day.  Last time I did that we beat WVU on the road.

I would totally come back if they fix the leavitt situation. 

A college athlete performing their job to their abilities should not have to apologize for anything.  It's the coaching.

I think he promoted a culture of losing until he was forced to adapt.  I never saw his genius.

Taggart lost to WKU.

Get better Mike.

Well the golden question is, does he still care.  I doubt it.  It is no longer his baby.  I'm kind of going through this right now with another scenario.  The only sane way to deal with it is to cut your loses and move on.

It's not real, the rest of college football is laughing.  It's a shame too, because it tarnished a great story.

So the NCAA has recognized their national championship, as a single computer poll has them as #1.  This is what i was told.

One can only hope that Pitt is their Rutgers.

The future has not looked bright since he left.  It was all fluff.

The even bigger tragic event was the death of o ur ambassador LRS.  The timing of that mixed into the firing of our coach and the collapse of the Big East.  I think we would have landed softly if he were still around during the conference realignment. 

2 minutes ago, UCFan said:

Congratulations on the upcoming birth(s).

I said that in 2012, never really looked back 

Is he a better version of you?

The timing of losing LRS is also a big part of the Big East implosion.  I think he brought stability and reason opposite Woolard/Genshaft.

Hottest in the Tampa area is actually the 54 corridor in Pasco, Wesley Chapel to Trinity.  Odessa around the Suncoast/Veterans is central to the entire region.  If you are looking for urban, then while Tampa Heights, West Tampa, and Seminole Heights have interesting booms going on, you are going to deal with some blight and crime.  Those areas have been "up and coming" for the past 20 years if you catch my drift.  Pretty much south of Kennedy is where the money mostly goes, but you get so much less there.

On 12/13/2018 at 3:42 PM, puc86 said:

The trick to arguing on the internet is to always assert your position no matter what corner you paint yourself in or how deep a hole you dig for yourself, you are right, your opinions are facts and you just need to state them over and over until the world realizes it.

It works for managers in IT organizations all the time.

We were taking that attitude way back when, but it was BCS to BCS more than it was about how "awesome" we were.