golfingomez

yeah, but they have to play Russia St.

how the hell do we spend 34.1 million? what is included in that?

an image of the jersey leaked early

Yeah... but just wait until you see the tent!

swimming pool?

Something is going on in the South endzone https://twitter.com/MeanGreenOps/status/892071432984854528/photo/1

I agree, that was probably my favorite episode this season I agree, i think that QB can play.

I would love to see the worm used for a full season.

we made it 1 post after the topic to start trashing our commit... way to go Mean Green

16... 16 means that even though we won the National Championship, we somehow played an extra, unnecessary game.

Please build the facility so we can get rid of Fouts... I loved Fouts, but since we smashed down half of it, it is an almost unused eyesore.

wow.... Sturm must really want to play Old Dom...

what if he committed, and at his first day of practice a mysterious dog showed up and watched practice from outside the gate?

wow... thats a really well attended game

I wonder how many games will be on here.

must be a slow newsday...

do we love him?

any word on the addition of a Mi Cociner like the one at the Star?

The FAILING Gomeangreen.com is now scared to do their podcast and claiming it was due to technical issues... SAD!

God... i HATED coach Chevy...

I'm assuming he wanted out?

But i have been looking at this box score for a while and just find it fascinating. Baylor set the record with the largest win. but so many stats in here are great. http://www.espn.com/womens-college-basketball/game?gameId=400946557

While i think less punting and having more confidence is where the game is heading in the FBS level, I find it hard to believe that teams would fully adopt this style. The coach would have to be an established person who has the trust of his AD, or simply... a desperate AD. I could see a coach implementing a 'no-punt' rule, unless he is inside his own thirty five, or has longer than a 4th and 15. which, in itself would be revolutionary. Changes in the game happen when you can't hang with the big boys at their own game. It's why Hal Mumme turned around a D-III program in a year, using an almost unheard of spread approach, and why his protege Mike Leach was able to build Tech up and hang with the Longhorns. SImilarly, when Art Briles took that concept and spread the field even further, his high school teams were unstoppable. Unlike the two quick examples above, as compared to schemes and plays, this approach is more reliant on strategy and playing the analytics game, than on using limited talent on the field more effectively. Unlike the spread, Air Raid or Briles' 'System', this approach hasn't caught on with a lot of other schools at the high school level, which is nowadays the real proving grounds for new ideas in football. So until more coaches have solid data on whether this is a viable approach, I wouldn't expect it to make it to the next level.

hell yes, hopefully he'll take advantage of his opportunities

Let's get down to brass tacks... can he beat the big schools?? anyone have access to his previous match-ups with Alabama-Huntsville?