Bull94

I wonder if the players got anything. people shouldn't be surprised when players want to hop for the $ and skip useless bowl games when a special teams coach at fsu makes $750k a year

I'm willing to bet that if the rumors are true this past year will be the highest amount he ever makes in a year in his lifetime.

he's just going to get paid again. has nothing to do with how much he liked auburn imo. similar to ou qb. moving on again . don't blame him.

Taggart offered him usf in the spring of his sophomore year. He offered him at oregon and FSU too. Interesting that our former DC eventually signed him at IU.61 TDs and only 6 picks his last 2 years. Great to see local kids succeed.

ah sorry. thought you meant we needed a big guy inside to open things up. I for one am glad we don't have a Tchewa type that stymies our offense.

traditional big men that play with their back to the basket don't open up anything. they clog the lanes and don't allow for penetration. unless they can run to the rim on a pick and roll or knock down the three they are pretty much worthless on offense.

FAU averaged 26 threes per game last year. it's modern basketball especially for the smaller programs. it's like saying all we need in football is an o-line like Michigan and then we can run a pro-style offense. or we can run a spread with smaller more athletic o-linemen that are actually available to us. true quality big men that you can build around are very rare and are not coming here. why clog the lane with an oaf that stymies an offense.

ugh. let's go back to the 90's.... that's not how basketball is played anymore. you need someone that can run to the rim and protect the rim on defense. traditional big men just clog the lane and stymie an offense.

Looks like charlie strong and gilbert may have agreed with you. seems like shaun king really wanted him here. USF made another push for Penix that might have worked if Taggart never left. King said he “was fighting an uphill battle in the building” because Penix is left-handed — a fact that makes some coaches rethink play designs and blocking assignments. The Bulls’ visit included King (then the running backs coach) and head coach Charlie Strong but not offensive coordinator/quarterbacks coach Sterlin Gilbert. The Hoosiers, however, didn’t just bring coach Tom Allen and quarterbacks coach Nick Sheridan. They brought everyone else, too How did FSU, USF and Florida let Tampa’s Michael Penix Jr. get away? WWW.TAMPABAY.COM The state’s programs whiffed three different times on Washington’s star quarterback.

yes. even georgia's backups were beating the brakes off of them.

lol SEC has won 6 of the 9 college football playoffs. they have 3 different national champions in the past 9 years. sure the sec isn't strong..... like I said Georgia was missing 20 players including an nfl olineman, their top receiver, a 5 star DE etc. they beat fsu by 60 points

true freshman QB didn't give up 63 points

the same old guys that have made millions and millions for years without anything going to the players..... laughable that people want to fine them or penalize them. how about you give the players that play in the game a bonus?? financial incentives go a long way in motivating people. just ask anyone that collects a pay check

bowls with the exception of the playoffs are glorified scrimmages. don't blame players that want to go to nfl for opting out. simple fix for transfer players. open the window after the bowls. what did they think was going to happen when the window closes jan 2 oh and as far as nil money is concerned just hold some back and give them a bowl bonus.

The big 12 isn't strong. it benefited ou tremendously to play in such a weak conference just as it benefited fsu to play in a weak conference. look at their results in the playoffs. 0-4 since 2014 with 3 losses against sec teams. fsu will be a mediocre program in the sec. they haven't been any good in the last decade and they won this year with transfers and a weak conference. texas and ou will have nowhere near the same success.there are just too many top notch programs to be consistently good. georgia exposed fsu yesterday with their depth. please don't bring up that fsu was missing so many players. georgia was missing 20 players including their top receiver, an o-lineman first round nfl pick, a 5 star DE and other starters.fsu will have to compete week in and week out with these type of programs. this lsu program that you keep bringing up has played in the college football playoffs once in the last 10 years.

you're right. I shouldn't assume a post in a football thread is related to football..... and you probably shouldn't assume he meant they miss the conference for the basketball.

especially if you don't post the tweet you're referring to.

sorry. thought this was a thread on football.

an lsu team that finished third in the west. just wait until texas and ou are added. now do that every week for 9 weeks. fsu has had so much success BECAUSE they are in a much weaker conference.

lol the dukes mayo bowl. doesn't quite compare to the orange bowl win against clemson or the fiesta bowl win against oklahoma or the sugar bowl win against georgia.

or maimi. or nebraska. or wvu. or...

miami hasn't been able to compete in the acc. they would become the next vandy if they joined sec.

most fans of schools who move up in conferences for the increased money overtime realize that mediocrity on the field comes with it. not sure why fans care how much money the school can bring in if it means they will win less. FSU should understand moving to the SEC will make them mediocre.

pointing out that they did something wrong (in your opinion) is finding fault.

how can we post up with smaller players.... we need to keep jacking 3's. 19 this game. shot 42%. That's 1.26 points per shot. That's like shooting 63% from 2 like us going to the line too. attack the basket. shooting nearly 10% better and 6 more attempts per game compared to last year. most efficient way to score.