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Huss Leaving High Point To Be Creighton's "Coach In Waiting"
Agree. We will be fine. We have always played programs that had "more" and deemed "above us" throughout our sports history....and we look forward to those games! But I would never be for dropping down to FCS or breaking away voluntarily. 1-AA was awful. They get no respect (or media) and still have NIL issues in those divisions too. No thanks!- 1
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Yeah, he needs to hit homeruns with the last 5 scholarships. Right now, I only see about 12-14 wins against a comparable schedule to those in the recent past. Just a handful of possible targets; that comes to mind: Dillon Battie, 6-8 F Temple (Lancaster, TX) TJ Caldwell, 6-4 SG Ole Miss (Oak Cliff Faith Family) Jakobe Coles, 6-8 C GCU (Denton, Tx) Eddie Lampkin Jr 6-11 C Syracuse (Houston, TX) Justin McBride, 6-7 SF Nevada (Plano, TX) Josiah Moseley, 6-8 SF Villanova (Round Rock Stony Point) Dan Thomas, 6-8 C New Mexico (Dallas Carter) Isaac Williams, 6-2 PG Corpus Christi A&M (Oak Cliff Faith Family) Doryan Onwuchekwa, 6-11 Georgia Tech (Oak Cliff Faith Family)- 1
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Good for Tennessee. Of course they started the mess by giving him pro money to begin with, then the kids do what pros do...hold out for more when their agent says they are worth more. -
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That’s awesome…at least until some other jackass school gives him the $4mil he wants. If Tennessee truly moves on from him, I’ll be hoping they win their minor league conference. -
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