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I feel like this morning is the first time I've ever heard of this guy. 🤷🏻

Has anyone else actually followed through with a bowl boycott? I watched some of the playoffs at a bar, but have watched under 3 min of all other bowls with zero minutes on my home TV. Just curious if anyone else tuned out. From what I'm hearing..... I haven't missed anything.

Ha...Maybe CJ balls out, wins the Heisman goes #1 overall and DK continues that Catholic education after getting a ton of reps 🤷🏻 Not a chance in hell he is at BC in '27 it's literally a year of reps.

That's what everyone on Reddit is saying and it seems like a done deal...but damn...BC....LMAO

He speaks well and looks good, but for me....I'd love him to go off script every once in a while and not give the ND Football coach answer. Every once in a while, I'd love to hear from the fired up ex LB who shoots from the hip!

All this makes sense to me, as a Steeler fan I want Tomlin gone, and if that ever comes to fruition.... MF doesn't hit my top 10 to replace him. College football rah rah guys like MF and Kirby are amazing at this level and I don't have a doubt they would not have the same success at the next...

Just wanted to give you a shout-out Dale.....I appreciate all the portal updates, makes it easy to track!

Quick google says their 2 highest recruits ever are the '26 QB and the LB in next years class.

I couldn't agree with what you typed more. I just think his lack of connection to the kids and his attempt to run a program like the CEO of Apple bodes well for a NFL HC.

You're not wrong, I just feel his success is more on Pavia than him. I'm almost thinking that ND is too big for him at this point, after Freeman you can't take a gamble as the train is rolling down the tracks. Love what he's done at Vandy, but would be almost in tears if he was named the next...

We will never know, he sure did turn out to be a pretty blah college coach.

SAME.EXACT.PAGE

Now I'm ready for the downvotes....Call me crazy, but I always felt like BK would be a better NFL coach than a college coach.

I'm not disagreeing with you that the "pinnacle" of the sport is SB Sunday with all it's festivities. I'm just saying that MF imo is an amazing college football coach. He doesn't need to go to an NFL franchise to etch his name in the history books, I'd rather be Nick Saban than Mike Tomlin.

What he did with Pavia this year is incredible and good for him. But go look at his year by year record at Vandy and when he did win...who he beat. Glad he made some noise this year, but to tab him as the next guy after Freeman is hilarious.

Why in the world would we want a 26-35 coach? I mean, I like Clark Lea....But dude has done NOTHING without Pavia. If ND hired him, I'd call it the worst hire ever.

I guess I'm on a devils advocate kick. I believe Nick Saban achieved the pinnacle of the sport, not Doug Pederson.

I think he knows that he needs to develop more experience and credibility before he jumps to the NFL. Rah-Rah coaches just don't really work with highly paid professional athletes who understand the game. These guys want tactical instructions, not pep talks. Does he want to be the next Herm...

Okay, he's back....and I'm stoked. So now let's play devils advocate some. What traits does MF have that would make him a great NFL coach? Because the majority of what makes him a dynamic/amazing college coach doesn't translate to the NFL. Again, he beat PSU and UGA. We've been dying for a...

He had to make sure he could be a vulture in the portal. Watch