January 12, 20241 yr 1 hour ago, Vertigo said: He got one look at that roster and was like... oh fuck no.
January 12, 20241 yr Got dam! They’re even losing their new coaches to the transfer portal. #Plan2024 is going swimmingly
January 12, 20241 yr Wonder if the Elk is wondering if he can toss some of the bread back in the portal now that several Bama players likely hop in the motherfucker very soon..I love that aggy was crowing about the number of players they were able to snag out of the portal[emoji122][emoji122]
January 12, 20241 yr 7 minutes ago, ousux said: Wonder if the Elk is wondering if he can toss some of the bread back in the portal now that several Bama players likely hop in the motherfucker very soon.. I love that aggy was crowing about the number of players they were able to snag out of the portal He's already rotated out a couple - the ODU WR and the Marshall DE.
January 12, 20241 yr He's already rotated out a couple - the ODU WR and the Marshall DE.Awesome sales pitch: Welcome to aggy! We'll have a warm roster spot for you unless someone better hops in the motherfucker. Whoop!
January 12, 20241 yr 1 hour ago, Deej said: It's uncanny. He's like the deformed conjoined twin they removed from Scott Stapp at birth. That was a hemorrhoid.
January 12, 20241 yr 10 hours ago, mdleast said: poor aggy That looks like a slide for a sit-com. Oh, Where's Evan? follows the hijinx of lovable Evan Stewart who may not always know where he belongs but ends up belonging there anyway! He's just so cheerful and likeable! Pretty obvious attempt to detoxify his image.
January 12, 20241 yr Popular Post Auburn On3 site is reporting that Wesley McGriff is not going to take the A&M job and will end up back at Auburn.
January 12, 20241 yr 7 minutes ago, Hookem2147 said: Auburn On3 site is reporting that Wesley McGriff is not going to take the A&M job and will end up back at Auburn. I read that last night. Does anyone if the guy ever got to the ATM campus or was announced by atm?
January 12, 20241 yr 8 minutes ago, closetojumping said: I read that last night. Does anyone if the guy ever got to the ATM campus or was announced by atm? This is from Texags and the 12th man website has him listed on staff.
January 12, 20241 yr 10 minutes ago, closetojumping said: I read that last night. Does anyone if the guy ever got to the ATM campus or was announced by atm? EDIT: Enchubben had it first Edited January 12, 20241 yr by CashMcCoy
January 12, 20241 yr Just now, Enchubben said: This is from Texags and the 12th man website has him listed on staff. Just now, CashMcCoy said: This is still up on their site: https://12thman.com/news/2024/1/3/football-adds-wesley-mcgriff-as-defensive-backs-coach Terrific. That dude got there, looked around at the room on fire, and bought the next flight out to Atlanta.
January 12, 20241 yr Auburn has had some turmoil this offseason with assistants, so it's extra funny that he noped back to them.
January 12, 20241 yr Popular Post I know he was only there for like a week, but was he responsible for any of that bread they brought in recently? 1) Go take a job with aggy 2) Help them bring in a bunch of doughy G5 transfers 3) Bail on them 4) Go back home 5) Laugh 6) Profit!
January 12, 20241 yr 2 hours ago, closetojumping said: Terrific. That dude got there, looked around at the room on fire, and bought the next flight out to Atlanta. They probably offered him a huge raise too in typical aggy fashion
January 12, 20241 yr 2 hours ago, closetojumping said: Terrific. That dude got there, looked around at the room on fire, and bought the next flight out to Atlanta. Which is saying something because Auburn is a fucking mess right now too.
January 12, 20241 yr Texas A&M pass game coordinator/defensive backs coach Wesley McGriff headed back to Auburn Carter Karels (Aggie 247) Spoiler Texas A&M pass game coordinator/defensive backs coach Wesley McGriff headed back to Auburn Carter Karels (Aggie 247) Earlier this month, Texas A&M announced its hiring of former Auburn secondary/cornerbacks coach Wesley McGriff in a similar role. Approximately one week later, McGriff evidently had a change of heart. McGriff, who received “pass game coordinator/defensive backs coach” as his title with the Aggies, is headed back to the Tigers in a similar on-field assistant role. Auburn Undercover – the 247Sports website that covers the Tigers – first reported the news Thursday evening. Without McGriff, new Aggie head coach Mike Elko now has nine on-field assistants: Collin Klein (offensive coordinator/quarterbacks), Trooper Taylor (associate head coach/running backs), Holmon Wiggins (co-offensive coordinator/wide receivers), Adam Cushing (run game coordinator/offensive line), Jay Bateman (defensive coordinator/linebackers), Sean Spencer (defensive line), Tony Jerod-Eddie (defensive line), Ishmael Aristide (defensive backs) and Patrick Dougherty (special teams coordinator). If A&M fills its 10th and final spot with another secondary coach, senior defensive analyst Bryant Gross-Armiento would make a lot of sense. Gross-Armiento served as secondary coach for the Aggies last season, and Elko retained him in an off-field role. But Elko might look to hire a more veteran coach like McGriff. Auburn hired McGriff ahead of the 2023 season, but he took a step back from his on-field role in October. Tiger head coach Hugh Freeze told reporters that McGriff was dealing with a “personal issue” and shifted roles to the "chief of accountability and in-house recruiting.” McGriff has been a college coach for more than three decades, serving various roles at Savannah State (1990-94), Kentucky State (1995-99), Eastern Kentucky (2000), Kentucky (2001-02), Baylor (2003-06), Miami (2007-10), Vanderbilt (2011), Ole Miss (2012; 2016-18), New Orleans Saints (2013-15), Auburn (2016; 2019-21; 2023), Florida (2021) and Louisville (2022). He worked with Aristide at Auburn (2016) and Ole Miss (2017-18). Within the last decade, McGriff has established himself as a solid SEC recruiter. He helped land several of the nation’s top recruits, including the No. 1 overall player in the 2013 class: Ole Miss defensive end Robert Nkemdiche. McGriff played a role in his team signing two other former five-star recruits via the 247Sports Composite: defensive backs Brandon Harris (Miami) and Tony Conner (Ole Miss).
January 12, 20241 yr Quote If A&M fills its 10th and final spot with another secondary coach, senior defensive analyst Bryant Gross-Armiento would make a lot of sense. Gross-Armiento served as secondary coach for the Aggies last season, and Elko retained him in an off-field role. Let me get this straight: Jimbo was fired for sucking with the secondary sucking horribly being a major reason. The secondary coach gets demoted to a $50K/year analyst job in a dingy basement. Now Looch is going to need to spin him returning as secondary coach as a huge Elko W. 👌
January 12, 20241 yr 1 hour ago, Getafix said: Texas A&M pass game coordinator/defensive backs coach Wesley McGriff headed back to Auburn Carter Karels (Aggie 247) Reveal hidden contents Texas A&M pass game coordinator/defensive backs coach Wesley McGriff headed back to Auburn Carter Karels (Aggie 247) Earlier this month, Texas A&M announced its hiring of former Auburn secondary/cornerbacks coach Wesley McGriff in a similar role. Approximately one week later, McGriff evidently had a change of heart. McGriff, who received “pass game coordinator/defensive backs coach” as his title with the Aggies, is headed back to the Tigers in a similar on-field assistant role. Auburn Undercover – the 247Sports website that covers the Tigers – first reported the news Thursday evening. Without McGriff, new Aggie head coach Mike Elko now has nine on-field assistants: Collin Klein (offensive coordinator/quarterbacks), Trooper Taylor (associate head coach/running backs), Holmon Wiggins (co-offensive coordinator/wide receivers), Adam Cushing (run game coordinator/offensive line), Jay Bateman (defensive coordinator/linebackers), Sean Spencer (defensive line), Tony Jerod-Eddie (defensive line), Ishmael Aristide (defensive backs) and Patrick Dougherty (special teams coordinator). If A&M fills its 10th and final spot with another secondary coach, senior defensive analyst Bryant Gross-Armiento would make a lot of sense. Gross-Armiento served as secondary coach for the Aggies last season, and Elko retained him in an off-field role. But Elko might look to hire a more veteran coach like McGriff. Auburn hired McGriff ahead of the 2023 season, but he took a step back from his on-field role in October. Tiger head coach Hugh Freeze told reporters that McGriff was dealing with a “personal issue” and shifted roles to the "chief of accountability and in-house recruiting.” McGriff has been a college coach for more than three decades, serving various roles at Savannah State (1990-94), Kentucky State (1995-99), Eastern Kentucky (2000), Kentucky (2001-02), Baylor (2003-06), Miami (2007-10), Vanderbilt (2011), Ole Miss (2012; 2016-18), New Orleans Saints (2013-15), Auburn (2016; 2019-21; 2023), Florida (2021) and Louisville (2022). He worked with Aristide at Auburn (2016) and Ole Miss (2017-18). Within the last decade, McGriff has established himself as a solid SEC recruiter. He helped land several of the nation’s top recruits, including the No. 1 overall player in the 2013 class: Ole Miss defensive end Robert Nkemdiche. McGriff played a role in his team signing two other former five-star recruits via the 247Sports Composite: defensive backs Brandon Harris (Miami) and Tony Conner (Ole Miss). I am disappointed as the phrase "this was expected " or "this was not a surprise ' wasn't uttered one time.
January 13, 20241 yr Popular Post On 1/12/2024 at 6:40 PM, Dbeasy said: It’s funny to see DeBoar not even sniff the Aggie job and then leap at Bama. (Not meant to be pedantic toward you, @Dbeasy—just general observations prompted by your post). Of course DeBoer wouldn’t be interested in TAMU. Would Harbaugh leave Michigan for Cal? Of course not. It’s a significant step down professionally. Harbaugh’s only going to be tempted by a step up (NFL). Similarly, DeBoer wouldn’t be interested in a significant step down (even if it did pay well). He’s at a better program than TAMU currently, and not many jobs would be interesting to him. Blue bloods are probably the only college gigs that could pull him away from an outstanding gig that he already has. As many have pointed out, Aggies would be much happier and better adjusted in life if they would just accept their place in the academic and athletic pecking order. They are a decent regional school with a good engineering program, marginal programs in other disciplines, a decent little regional network, and a decent ROTC program. They are a middle of the road athletic program. If they just accepted that, and enjoyed 8-4 seasons, with the occasional upset of a top team, they would be happy. But they’ve convinced themselves that they’re on an academic par with MIT, with an alumni network like Yale, with a military program like West Point, and an athletic program like Alabama in football, Duke in basketball, and UT in baseball. A chronic mismatch of self perception/expectations on one hand and reality on the other hand. No wonder they’re so unhappy and frustrated all the time. Edited January 15, 20241 yr by nnm
January 13, 20241 yr 48 minutes ago, nnm said: But they’ve convinced themselves that they’re on an academic par with MIT, with an alumni network like Yale, with a military program like West Point, and an athletic program like Alabama in football, Duke in basketball, and UT in baseball aggy doesn't think they are on par with those programs, they believe they are better than them.
January 13, 20241 yr 11 minutes ago, Deej said: aggy doesn't think they are on par with those programs, they believe they are better than them.
January 13, 20241 yr 54 minutes ago, Vermin said: What good is it to have the biggest gun if you're only capable of shooting at your own dick?
January 13, 20241 yr 1 hour ago, Vermin said: The only reason this guy’s not completely wrong is that whoever replaces Saban will never be Saban, never dominate the way Saban did, and then be run out. Anyone should be leery of following a legend, particularly arguably the GOAT.
January 13, 20241 yr This will be read by hundreds who will repeat it multiple times as though they just heard the voice of God and must share the brilliant flash of originality with the hoi polloi. You see, everything has changed in college football due to NIL.
January 13, 20241 yr 7 hours ago, Genco said: What good is it to have the biggest gun if you're only capable of shooting at your own dick? I’m not sure about you, but it does plenty good for my viewing pleasure.
January 13, 20241 yr 7 hours ago, nnm said: The only reason this guy’s not completely wrong is that whoever replaces Saban will never be Saban, never dominate the way Saban did, and then be run out. Anyone should be leery of following a legend, particularly arguably the GOAT. It's the sad state of coaching today. Deboer probable given the speech of you do well this is the last job you'll have. You do poorly, this is the last job you will ever need with the buyout we'll provide.
January 13, 20241 yr 1 hour ago, MonkeyDoughnut said: It's the sad state of coaching today. Deboer probable given the speech of you do well this is the last job you'll have. You do poorly, this is the last job you will ever need with the buyout we'll provide. What's the part that's specific to today? Because following a legend has always been miserably hard. And getting paid a lot hardly seems sad.
January 13, 20241 yr 1 hour ago, texifornia said: What's the part that's specific to today? Because following a legend has always been miserably hard. And getting paid a lot hardly seems sad. The part where a guy without a championship's buyout will easily be $50M+ instead of $10-15M
January 13, 20241 yr 2 hours ago, MonkeyDoughnut said: The part where a guy without a championship's buyout will easily be $50M+ instead of $10-15M You're confusing a buyout with a guarantee. - Even at Washington, the rumored new $9MM - $10MM per year contract would have been guaranteed. So $70MM - $100MM total. That's what the school would have had to pay him, if the school chose to terminate his employment. - His Bama salary could be a little above that, so the guaranteed total could be commensurately higher, assuming equal duration. - The size of the buyout determines what he - or typically the school that hires him away - would have to pay, to leave. The smaller the buyout, the easier it is for him to leave. - For example, Fisher had approx. $100MM guaranteed, with a $0 buyout.
January 14, 20241 yr 12 hours ago, Getafix said: - For example, Fisher had approx. $100MM guaranteed, with a $0 buyout. There's no way. No school would be stupid enough to sign a coach to a contract for $100MM guaranteed with no buyout. Oh wait, nevermind.
January 15, 20241 yr 10 hours ago, CHEF RIBS W/ THE HAMM YALL said: In fairness, I guess they do run that state Yep, the State of Dysfunctional Delusion.
January 15, 20241 yr On 1/12/2024 at 8:18 PM, Genco said: What good is it to have the biggest gun if you're only capable of shooting at your own dick? And it’s so small they can’t seem to hit it either. THAT has to be some frustrating incompetence! Edited January 15, 20241 yr by Majorcholas
January 15, 20241 yr 1 minute ago, RGBIII said: LOL holy shit at OSU and aggy Watching Bjork send tOSU into the wilderness might be more enjoyable than watching him send aggy into the abyss.
January 15, 20241 yr Popular Post Who the fuck looks at the aggy athletic department and says give me that?
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