This is what happens...

[Rex Havoc]

Just now, NewEnglandBull said:

He is definitely sick or coded. 

That's what I thought, but wasn't 100% sure. I've watched Cade's film and he is definitely a better passer than what we've seen so far. 

[NewEnglandBull]

7 minutes ago, Rex Havoc said:

That's what I thought, but wasn't 100% sure. I've watched Cade's film and he is definitely a better passer than what we've seen so far. 

That’s what I think too. He really needs to get back in the game. 

[BullsFanInTX]

7 hours ago, brybull1970 said:

This game just clarifies the order of magnitude we have sunk in the world of college football. We are basically Louisiana - Monroe.

We are as good as Lousiana Monroe?

[The Sheriff]

23 hours ago, CousinRicky said:

Kind of sad, but not having sports for 6 months I realized I don't need sports as much as I thought.  If this doesn't get turned around in a couple of years, football and hoops, I can see me putting my donations to other charities. Have actually watched golf and tennis more than the major sports because it takes less of a toll on my nerves. But reading and exercising more fills my days just fine.

CousinRicky...

Not one for charity, however if you want to contribute to a private school education for my little daughters, I won't say no. It's literally $17K for kindergarten this year for one of them  and the other little minion is three years away from her first day of school (when I'm sure it will be more). It's insanity. I pay $40K in taxes on our two properties (hope to move one of them soon). A chunk of that tax money goes to the floundering public schools in San Antonio. Amazes me how broken our education system is (better yet - when I read stuff from our daughter's teacher last year at the private school - it required corrections at times). Aggravating to say the least. Any chance they can pay some engineers $100K to teach our kids? Off the soapbox... just found your comment entertaining.  

[Friscobull]

8 minutes ago, The Sheriff said:

CousinRicky...

Not one for charity, however if you want to contribute to a private school education for my little daughters, I won't say no. It's literally $17K for kindergarten this year for one of them  and the other little minion is three years away from her first day of school (when I'm sure it will be more). It's insanity. I pay $40K in taxes on our two properties (hope to move one of them soon). A chunk of that tax money goes to the floundering public schools in San Antonio. Amazes me how broken our education system is (better yet - when I read stuff from our daughter's teacher last year at the private school - it required corrections at times). Aggravating to say the least. Any chance they can pay some engineers $100K to teach our kids? Off the soapbox... just found your comment entertaining.  

That is about what I pay for each kid’s college with room and board.  They both spent about 4 years in the San Antonio NEISD and the schools were fine.  I can’t believe there is a kindergarten in that city that would charge 17k or that you would pay it.  

[NewEnglandBull]

1 hour ago, The Sheriff said:

CousinRicky...

Not one for charity, however if you want to contribute to a private school education for my little daughters, I won't say no. It's literally $17K for kindergarten this year for one of them  and the other little minion is three years away from her first day of school (when I'm sure it will be more). It's insanity. I pay $40K in taxes on our two properties (hope to move one of them soon). A chunk of that tax money goes to the floundering public schools in San Antonio. Amazes me how broken our education system is (better yet - when I read stuff from our daughter's teacher last year at the private school - it required corrections at times). Aggravating to say the least. Any chance they can pay some engineers $100K to teach our kids? Off the soapbox... just found your comment entertaining.  

No way in hell would I do that. Both of my kids went to universities and sitting next to them were kids from private school. A big scam for many parents who think their kids will be going to medical school. 

[George_Bullnard_Shaw]

This is what happens when a fair to above average but emotional coach that can motivate well but has known anger issues peter principles when he reaches the Big East, hits a student athlete and rather than admit it, apologize, go to anger management counseling instead chooses to die on that hill.

[Triple B]

7 minutes ago, George_Bullnard_Shaw said:

This is what happens when a fair to above average but emotional coach that can motivate well but has known anger issues peter principles when he reaches the Big East, hits a student athlete and rather than admit it, apologize, go to anger management counseling instead chooses to die on that hill.

[NewEnglandBull]

19 minutes ago, George_Bullnard_Shaw said:

This is what happens when a fair to above average but emotional coach that can motivate well but has known anger issues peter principles when he reaches the Big East, hits a student athlete and rather than admit it, apologize, go to anger management counseling instead chooses to die on that hill.

[WhoRUSF]

32 minutes ago, George_Bullnard_Shaw said:

This is what happens when a fair to above average but emotional coach that can motivate well but has known anger issues peter principles when he reaches the Big East, hits a student athlete and rather than admit it, apologize, go to anger management counseling instead chooses to die on that hill.

You know you have an extreme bias when you refer to Leavitt's coaching at USF as 'fair'