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Re: 2017 College Football Thread

Posted: December 1 17, 9:15 am
by go birds
good lord. this is the. most. bizarre. thing. i've. ever. seen.

Re: 2017 College Football Thread

Posted: December 1 17, 9:20 am
by Spider John
AD fired, and Leach probably not coming since he was going to be a John Currie hire.

I think Jeff Loria is running the UTAD.

Re: 2017 College Football Thread

Posted: December 1 17, 9:24 am
by go birds
fulmer has been sabotaging the AD the whole time lol

Re: 2017 College Football Thread

Posted: December 1 17, 9:32 am
by cardinalkarp
Yep, for some reason this whole debacle has me hating UT. I'll add them to the list that includes Notre Dame as teams I hate for no reason.

Re: 2017 College Football Thread

Posted: December 1 17, 9:34 am
by Tim
This. Is. Awesome.

/Fingers crossed that this isn't Arkansas next week

Re: 2017 College Football Thread

Posted: December 1 17, 9:39 am
by go birds
do the waltons run arkansas like the haslams run UT?

Re: 2017 College Football Thread

Posted: December 1 17, 9:40 am
by Tim
go birds wrote:do the waltons run arkansas like the haslams run UT?
Common misnomer. Walton's donate a ton of money to the UA, but next to nothing to athletics. They did in the early 90s to build the basketball arena, but couldn't care less about athletics.

Tyson and JB Hunt are your power players.

Re: 2017 College Football Thread

Posted: December 1 17, 9:42 am
by go birds
Tim wrote:
go birds wrote:do the waltons run arkansas like the haslams run UT?
Common misnomer. Walton's donate a ton of money to the UA, but next to nothing to athletics. They did in the early 90s to build the basketball arena, but couldn't care less about athletics.

Tyson and JB Hunt are your power players.


yea thats why i asked because the haslams dont donate [expletive] to the AD but they have all the power

Re: 2017 College Football Thread

Posted: December 1 17, 9:48 am
by AWvsCBsteeeerike3
Lol. This is awesome.

Re: 2017 College Football Thread

Posted: December 1 17, 10:00 am
by go birds
the coaching search that captivated the nation