SportsTalkFlorida.com shed an interesting light today...

[lotsofbull99]

6 hours ago, Brad said:

I'd like to get out of the Dungy mafia.

Once you're in, you're in.

[TheBullies]

Dungy said it in a recent interview, when he's called on to give his opinion of Willie, is he supposed to lie? Some people on here made it sound like he put the idea of Taggart in Oregon's head. He was just a reference, bros. I think he's a great advocate for the program and we need to foster that relationship.

[Rocky Style]

Master of Puppets

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34 minutes ago, lotsofbull99 said:

Once you're in, you're in.

[BDYZR]

11 minutes ago, TheBullies said:

Dungy said it in a recent interview, when he's called on to give his opinion of Willie, is he supposed to lie? Some people on here made it sound like he put the idea of Taggart in Oregon's head. He was just a reference, bros. I think he's a great advocate for the program and we need to foster that relationship.

100% agree. I would like to here is opinion on CWT's tweeting recruits before telling his own players. Kind of like being the proud dad, but sometimes you gotta smack jr. upside the head for being an ass.

[Rocky Style]

8 minutes ago, George Jenkins said:

LOVE IT

[Rocky Style]

7 hours ago, Brad said:

I'd like to get out of the Dungy mafia.

Hey Brad, I Google'd "How to leave a gang" and I got all the facts.

It looks like you can't get beaten or sexed out. You can only do that to get in. One person suggested calling the local authorities and asking for the gang task force from a secured line. Now here's where it gets tricky. They are going to try to get you to give information. DON'T DO THIS because the gang will find out and kill you. You want to basically go into witness protection and move across the country.

Oh also, don't tell anyone in the gang that you want to leave or they will definitely kill you.

Hope that helps!

[NCBull]

36 minutes ago, TheBullies said:

Dungy said it in a recent interview, when he's called on to give his opinion of Willie, is he supposed to lie? Some people on here made it sound like he put the idea of Taggart in Oregon's head. He was just a reference, bros. I think he's a great advocate for the program and we need to foster that relationship.

This.  Is it so strange that one of the most successful black head coaches ever is sought out as a reference by aspiring black head coaches?

[ArmyBull]

2 hours ago, smazza said:

i would  take strong over taggart any day

strong is in his 50s and it is time to cement a legacy

guys how can you expect a coach not to take one of the best jobs in the country where there is a real chance for a national championship?

I agree, but the issue at hand was more about Dungy being loyal to an individual while Lee Roy was loyal to USF.  

[Gismo]

41 minutes ago, NCBull said:

This.  Is it so strange that one of the most successful black head coaches ever is sought out as a reference by aspiring black head coaches?

Why does it always have to be about race?