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Old 12-04-2017, 12:33 PM  
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Old 12-04-2017, 03:46 PM   #61
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Old 12-04-2017, 03:47 PM   #62
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Old 12-04-2017, 07:23 PM   #67
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How can you not root for this crazy bastard?



Question his tactics all you want, but you can't question the man's motives or his desire. Now if I had a kid that had a shot at the NFL, I probably wouldn't send him to play for the old boy. But if I had any of the other thousands of other young men going off to play college football every year, I'd gladly send him to play for Herm.

He's good people. Nuttier than shit, but a good man. And he's passionate as hell. All that counts for something.
He said he is Catholic but he sounds like a Baptist preacher to me.
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Maybe Herm's approach/style will translate better to guys who aren't making millions. young guys that are still coachable. I think Herm will get a lot of satisfaction in helping turn kids into young men.

who knows; it's so crazy, it might work.



though, we should nominate 3 or 4 CPers to create accounts on the ASU board.

I nominate Buehler for one.
I honestly don't think I could mentally handle it. Guy just makes me want to club baby seals while getting their moms hooked on heroin.

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That was rather modest in comparison to what I had hoped...
He's becoming too stupid for me to articulate my disgust. My god.

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Question his tactics all you want, but you can't question the man's motives or his desire. Now if I had a kid that had a shot at the NFL, I probably wouldn't send him to play for the old boy. But if I had any of the other thousands of other young men going off to play college football every year, I'd gladly send him to play for Herm.

He's good people. Nuttier than shit, but a good man. And he's passionate as hell. All that counts for something.
I said essentially as much in the other thread. I wouldn't mind my kid playing for him if he wanted to. If he had legit NFL potential (unless my wife went to a different genetic well - he won't), I'd probably push pretty hard to go somewhere else.

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Old 12-04-2017, 08:13 PM   #71
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He'll do good things in college if he can get a decent staff around him.
The staff is already in place

ASU spent $12 million dollars to fire Todd Grantham but kept his coaching staff, only to hire Herm Edwards as Head Coach.

I hope that for the sake of ASU, they don't move backwards or too far backwards.

But good grief.
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Still can’t believe someone would hire that dipshit. He is about as uninspiring and as passionate as an flaming aids bucket.

Those poor kids.
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