College Football Week 13, in which LSU and Arkansas put a boot in your ...

Oh, get over yourself. Posting an unconfirmed rumor on Bleacher Report does not qualify as "whatever means necessary to feed your family", taking a menial job doing backbreaking labor for minimum wage is.

I'm very sorry that you're out of work and apparently struggling, but I've known people who've actually demeaned and killed themselves to do "whatever is necessary to feed their family", and putting your little Freeze bleacher report scoop in the same category as their sacrifices is both insulting and ludicrous.

 

Just FYI when people on here (or elsewhere) refer to their "family," they usually mean their kids, not their parents.

 

You're at Bleacher Report, you're not a journalist. You are a slideshow curator.

 

1. Some team from the state of Oklahoma.

2. Too many bowl games for me to care.

 

It was a Conan the Barbarian reference ...

Either way, the cheatin' SEC hasn't looked so bad lately. Penn State, Ohio State, Miami, Southern Cal, North Carolina, Boise State, Central Florida ... which of those is in the cheatin' SEC?

 

Thank God.

 

@darren rovell With buyout, Ron Zook will make about $7.5 million over last 3 seasons ('09-'11). That's $468,750 per win (16 wins)

 

Coaches Poll is up: http://www.usatoday.com/sports/college/football/usatpoll.htm

1. LSU
2. Alabama
3. Virginia Tech
4. Stanford
5. Oklahoma State
6. Houston
7. Oregon
8. Boise State
9. Michigan State
10. Arkansas
11. Oklahoma
12. Wisconsin
13. South Carolina
14. Georgia
15. Kansas State
16. Michigan
17. TCU
18. Baylor
19. Nebraska
20. West Virginia
21. Clemson
22. Penn State
23. Southern Mississippi
24. Florida State
25. Cincinnati

 

Where would be the appropriate place to pose the question I posed just before the thread was locked? It's a legitimate question, one I asked seriously, and I wondered if anyone had the answer. Fair game to ask again somewhere else on the board, or should I not bother?

 

Oddly enough, the Porter firing surprises me. Clearly the administration doesn't realize they are Memphis. Any coach that could make Memphis successful isn't going to be interested knowing they just whacked a former BMOC after two years. I'm not saying Memphis was close to turning a corner, but unless there was off-field stuff, you don't sack a coach after two years. And if you can afford to can a coach after two years - you probably could have gotten a better coach with a bigger salary in the first place.
Good seasons and bad seasons don't happen overnight, they take years of effort and commitment, or the lack of same.