Houston Coogs comment on TD

[MeanGreen61]

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[PlummMeanGreen]

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As a registered member of CoogFans.com, I just offered a very diplomatic response to those from other non-BCS outposts who seem to think their own schools are immune to their own coaches not leaving for a BCS job if given the chance.

UH Coach Briles would leave in a New York Minute for a BCS job that has a real chance of winning a national championship and TCU's Gary Patterson the same (and that for the WBAP AM crew who dissed UNT this morning). The old SWC gang still cannot get over the fact that those days are really over for them and that we are hardly the same ol' UNT, either.

I really do think once we build a true NCAA D1-A football stadium over at the Mean Green Village for Todd Dodge to coach in this will stop many such comments we've had today from all our "envious?" detractors--not all of them mind you.

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I think UH stands to lose the most from an ascension by NT, and not just in athletics. NT is much better situated. If you are a Texas resident about to go to college, and UT or A&M doesn't work for you, then if you are looking at other big state schools the list is not too long. I leave Tech out of this because I can't believe anyone would actually choose to go out there. I believe they may engage in the practice of conscription.

[PlummMeanGreen]

I think UH stands to lose the most from an ascension by NT, and not just in athletics. NT is much better situated. If you are a Texas resident about to go to college, and UT or A&M doesn't work for you, then if you are looking at other big state schools the list is not too long. I leave Tech out of this because I can't believe anyone would actually choose to go out there. I believe they may engage in the practice of conscription.

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