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Cheater's Justice.

Because we have a lot more talented TE's like Evans, Raridon and Flanagan?

Probably referring to the Chip Kelly news that he's leaving UCLA to be Ohio State's OC.

Yes they did. You don't get to just cut out half of the season and say, "well they didn't cheat from this point forward". The committee isn't going to remove a team from consideration based on an investigation that is still very much in its infancy. It's a damned-if-you-do, damned-if-you-don't...

He never said that. He said that nobody cane say they didn't win the CFP fair and square, which is A) unfounded and B) irrelevant. Whether they won the CFP legit or not, it doesn't change the fact that they cheated to get there. If they cheat through most of the regular season, then why should...

For one, the NCAA doesn't have the power to bar Michigan from the CFP. That is a separate entity. They do have the power to vacate wins and titles after the fact. And yes, people do care. A lot of people care. Because the reality is that Michigan's turnaround coincides with the beginning of...

Did it justify the means when Bush signed with an agent, forfeiting his amateur status? The #1 rule of cheating is don't get caught. Michigan got caught. Lance Armstrong was one of the greatest athletes of all time. A winner. You think the means were justified in his case? The end was that...

Pretty much. Combination of being higher on Shanklin and Burgess and seeing this coming from a mile away.

Well, with the state of the world, deployments aren't going to be just to the sandbox anymore. I won't be shocked when they start amping up deployments to Southeast Asia soon.

To say that Slowik's coaching and scheme innovations were crucial in Stroud having the year he had would be a MASSIVE understatement. Getsy spent some time working under LaFleur and his time in GB was basically just holding Rodgers' clipboard. Slowik basically followed Shanahan everywhere he...

Nah. The shit job was the old guy at MEPS whose job it was to inspect every recruit's butts hole.

I don't think Golden would be interested. Certainly if Washington gets offered, he'd be crazy to say no. But honestly, if I'm BC, there's several names that I'd pursue over Washington or Golden. They seriously need to fix their offense. They've been brutally inept on offense for years.

Sounding like ND will seal the deal for Lange and Strebig. At that point, you wrap up Augustine, and you are 4/4 on your main OL prospects.

Hey, Adrian Peterson toted the cue-ball look and ended up as one of the best RB's of the 21st century. Increased aerodynamics.

It affects him if Moore can hit the ground running. Their schedule is tough and their on-field success directly impacts his ability to sell a program. That plus the cheating investigation means he's going to have to overcome more hurdles than he would here, because he's already set up the...

It would be if you were at a lower program, but he's at ND. He's already showed his value by vastly improving the ND recruiting operation post-Kelly.

Not to mention they are losing basically their entire offense and a lot of key players from their defense, and they haven't recruited super well lately.

My concern is that CW ran an air-raid offense. It's an offense that relies on simplified route concepts, which makes getting rid of the ball and placing it in the right place a lot easier. The offense Getsy ran in Chicago was about as anti-air raid as you get. A lot of long-developing, deviating...

Wouldn't say any of them are "optimistic", just that they'd be shocked if Bowden left. Can't say I blame them, given their intel and just the nonsense that would be leaving for a lateral position. It's not like Rees or Kelly, where there was tangible advantages to the place they were going to...

Runs counter to what others have said. Sounds more like no decision made, but it's unlikely he leaves.