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For everything Briscoe has done at the college level, he's a very marginal pro prospect.
He's basically a shitty version of Adarius Bowman who is still not in the league. |
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That is pretty bad, VY's barely gave him enough brain cells to breath... |
I hate to say it but Herm would probably be a damn good college coach. He could be like Pete Carroll. If he could recruit, which I think he probably could with a pro-set offense and Cover 2 defense lots of kids with NFL dreams would bite on that, he could do it. You can get away with lot of his coaching mistakes in college with elite talent.
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For Alexander, his 40 time will have a ton to do with his draft position. Because of the knee and all of that.
He has size, but being from the gimmicky offense does hurt him. |
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Gabbert Washington Alexander Hoch Gregory Watherspoon Smith Coulter Baston Henry Ressell Gettis Name me the brainless thug. |
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Kerry Meier could be a nice prospect though. |
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Gabbert that ****er! |
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I dunno, I could see it going either way at this point... back to irrelevance or back to at least fighting for the North. |
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I don't think Kansas has any legit pro prospects outside of Stuckey who is a solid prospect so anyone declaring early from there is just baffling.
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The only possible decent NFL prospect at KU is Stuckey, and he'll likely be a 2nd/3rd. |
Yes but Meier is an athlete where Briscoe is pretty much all about size.
I can't believe KU fans would be pissed about Herm Edwards, his philosphy is exactly what it will take to beat Big 12 south teams. |
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Meier will be lucky if he makes the practice squad somewhere
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Here's a coaching prospect: Former KU QB Kelly Donahue - Head Coach Blue Springs HS
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They wanted Kelly on as QB coach at Kansas before he got hired at Blue Springs.
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Dez Briscoe thinks he's Dez Bryant apparently.
It isn't even a good WR year and Briscoe still will be lucky to have his name called by the 5th round. |
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mmaddog ******* |
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Damn Basketball Jones is over the top. I had never seen that.
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Wait, yes, I went there. I went that lame. |
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I think Perkins will find a good candidate to replace Mangino. At least I hope so. I plan on buying season tickets for next season.
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I think it will be rough is that the new coach will come in, and probably implement his own offensive/defensive scheme and the players having to re-learn the differnet termonology and such. |
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Sportscaster: And the Jayhawks marched right down the field for the TD. Most of the yards were gained through the air as Kale picked apart the defense. ;) |
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Newfeed during the Big 12 Champy says KU is interviewing Turner Gill.
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Report: Turner Gill to interview for Kansas opening
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- By J. Brady McCollough - Posted on 05 December 2009 Buffalo coach Turner Gill will interview for the Kansas head coaching vacancy on Sunday, CBS' Tony Barnhardt said during the SEC Championship pregame show. Gill, a former quarterback and assistant coach at Nebraska, led the Bulls to the 2008 MAC championship and their first bowl game in 50 years. Gill was a candidate for the Nebraska opening two years ago, but the school hired Bo Pelini instead. Gill's daughter, Jordan, attends Kansas. http://campuscorner.kansascity.com/node/542 Gill's contract with Buffalo was extended after last season and runs through 2013. |
More on Gill.
Reports are starting to surface that Buffalo head coach Turner Gill will interview for the vacancy at Kansas. Gill, the former Nebraska quarterback and assistant coach, hasn't confirmed it, but this isn't a surprise. His daughter attends Kansas, and a return to the Midwest would be an attraction. http://www.omaha.com/article/2009120...ED02/912059968 |
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At 14-18, his conference winning percentage is a monumental upgrade from Mangino. |
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And now Kusports.com is reporting it.
Buffalo’s Gill reportedly interviewing for KU vacancy By Dugan Arnett http://media.lawrence.com/img/croppe...6f48523261b548 Buffalo head coach Turner Gill According to a report from CBS prior to Saturday's SEC championship game, Buffalo football coach Turner Gill will interview Sunday for the Kansas University head coaching position. Gill, one of a handful of coaches mentioned as possible replacements for the recently resigned Mark Mangino, is in his fourth season as Buffalo's head coach, having led the program to the 2008 MAC championship and their first bowl game in half a century. Despite recent comments stating he was comfortable at Buffalo, meanwhile, Gill has multiple ties to both the Big 12 and KU. Two years ago, he interviewed for the Nebraska head coaching job that eventually went to Bo Pelini, while his daughter, Jordan, is a sophomore at KU. Interestingly, Mark Mangino's daughter, Samantha, was also a sophomore at KU when Mangino was hired as KU's coach in 2001. A Buffalo sports information director could not be reached for comment. http://www2.kusports.com/news/2009/d...ng-ku-vacancy/ |
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I fully expect KU football to blow ass. Posted via Mobile Device |
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Do the colleges have a Rooney Rule?
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Your new hc
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so will KU be the only Big 12 team with a black head coach?
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In any case, I'm with Braincase. I just want the best coach (duh). |
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