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Stevenson was and is UH's best WR. Not even close.

To get the wind at their back

Not top G5 programs. Not even top G5 teams. Top undefeated G5 teams. That's a big difference. For example Tulane isn't a top G5 program. Also their undefeated team was good, but I'm sure there are 1 loss G5 teams that were better

I don't understand why he doesn't get banned. I cringe wvery time he posts over here

If you want to read more about this piece of work Johnson's ex-aide focus of 2008 HISD flap Ex-worker lashes out against councilman

This is a ridiculous lawsuit from someone wanting money and/or attention. His reason for claiming he's a better candidate is because he has 30+ years of coaching experience. But no one has found a record of him coaching at the pro, college (all divisions), or high school level. Has he coached YMCA flag football? His claim is that UH did not post 3 days so he didnt get a chance to apply. UT fired their coach and announced their new hire same day. Should be suing the deep pocket school. His 30+ years coaching is surely better than Herman's resume. Claims that not posting 3 days discriminates against African American coaches. Not sure how that is racist. BTW the 3 day rule is a lie. That rule explains that IF you post a job, it has to be posted at least 3 days. It does not say a job has to be posted.

Army isn't G5

The one time TT represented the SWC in the Cotton Bowl, aTm was champion but ineligible due to NCAA vioations. There was a 5 way tie for 2nd and TT went winning the tiebreaker because they hadn't been to the Cotton Bowl in the longest time, because they had never been

King is on his 4th OC in 4 years. A new OC with a completely different offense didn't seem to have a negative impact last year. His total numbers may be down this year because Holgorsen doesn't run a hyper fast offense, but his efficiency may actually improve which would be amazing since he had the #7 QB rating

To make a local comparison, this would be equivalent to the Waco Tribune saying UNT should drop to FCS

Paul Johnson had 5 of those 14 winning seasons I mentioned. His only losing season at Navy was his 1st, taking over a 0 win team

If you can use that excuse... if King had not been injured. If top 10 draft pick and All American Oliver had not been injured. If 4 other DLinemen had not been injured. Nope... on top of all of that, UH played like garbage quitting on their horrible coach. Thank goodness they did or he might have been back

Navy has 2 losing seasons in the last 16 years and three 10+ win seasons in that timeframe. Only 1 of those 14 winning seasons was 7 wins. The rest were 8+. I'd say thats some sustainability and much better than your 6-6 comment

If you want real humor, go to UConn's boneyard football message board where they're asking why they can't be as successful an independent football team as BYU or Notre Dame.

CUSA is better than UConn football

Possibly not. The new Ed Oliver rule still didn't keep other teams from taking cheap shots at his knees so injuries hampered him

That was not the cover... that was the gatefold. Jimbo Fisher was the cover. Oliver's reaction...Ed Oliver feels snubbed by cover of Dave Campbell's Texas Football

If an Outland Trophy winner and consensus All American doesn't make the cover then Fine (and King) arent going to make it.

I find this comment about D'Eriq King interesting: "The only questions about King are how quickly he will adjust to Dana Holgorsen’s system..." He's on his 4th OC in 4 years and hasn't struggled with adjusting to a new system so far

You have to bring back Applewhite and his horrible DC to get that one to work. Don't think the Coogs will quit on Holgorsen yet

I know this is a joke, but with 504 career receiving yards and 3 TD receptions. King truly is a triple threat

SMU and Tulsa weren't in the original CUSA. They didn't join until 2005

SMU probably can't build that kind of program but they've proven that they're willing to pay coaches although with less than stellar results

4 NCAA bids. More than the PAC. Same as the Big East

I think he did a great job at Rice. Beyond that, not so much