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That’s an easy answer, more practice time and development time. Whit has mentioned this on numerous occasions over the years.

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You’re right. Eddie George and Byron Hanspard. Talk about team overshadowing best individual player.

For everyone who believes that you need a 230 pound bruiser to run the ball, Troy Davis was 5’8, 185 and ran against stacked boxes since he was all Iowa State had.

I’m a season ticket holder and my current ticket states that the game versus Utah Tech on Friday will be at the Huntsman Center.

It gets worse…I do believe that he also didn’t even win the Doak Walker Award (top college RB) in either of his 2K seasons.

Data, the LA team made her a deal she couldn’t refuse. Simple as that…I’m also certain that the U didn’t put any obstacles in her departure.

His brother went to Iowa State also as a running back but couldn’t put up the same #’s. But then again, who could?

Troy Davis? The little dude was from Miami and played HS ball at Miami Southridge, one of my school’s (South Miami) biggest and most hated rivals. Believe it or not, he also rushed for 2000 yards in high school.

What I would like to see is something akin to the 2022 season PAC 12, with a bunch of teams having three losses. That would put the Big 12 in real danger of not even sending a team to the CFP provided Army and Boise State win out.

Well, I’m definitely rooting for both Army and Boise State to win out and let the chips fall where they may…

I don’t think that’s actually how it works. Here’s a scenario where the Big 12 stays at home while the CFP takes place:

1. BYU loses one of their final two regular season games.

2. #2 Big 12 team upsets BYU in the championship game.

3. Army wins out (including win over ND)

4. Boise State wins out.

In this scenario, it’s conceivable that A…[Read more]

What I’m taking from this is Whitt is on a PIP.

I’m missing why a new OC working under Whitt would run an offense Scalley wants. More likely he will run the offense in the manner that the Head Coach wants.

He has the opportunity to reset the program. But if he’s just going to make cosmetic changes, I’d rather someone else took over. Because I don’t think any of us found 2024 to be up to his standard and I’m confident no one wants a repeat to happen in 2025.

Troy Davis putting up 2k on a 3-8 team was my first introduction

Tony, my recommendation, for what it’s worth, is that you start beating the drum right after fall camp.

Correct. I wasn’t trying to imply that the U should hire him. I don’t know that he’d be the best fit here.

But I am happy to see him having success, especially at these schools are have historically struggled in football. I think he’s doing a tremendous job.

Exactly. No one cares at all about bowl game performances anymore. If you are not in the playoffs, no one cares nor most will not even watch. With the players opting out for the NFL, entering the portal before the bowl game, etc. non-playoff bowl games are a complete joke and lend zero credence to recruiting.